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Foreword The Sunrise Staff of Sixty-One Has worked to record the things we've done. We’ve listed every good report In tests, in class, on field, on court. This foreword, done in words not few, You now are reading on page two. The administration and faculty You'll find beginning on page three. Our Seniors, full of spirit and joys, Start page eleven — both girls and boys. Next are honors (quite a few) Given for service tried and true. Organizations big and small Begin their work anew each fall. Underclassmen in single guise The rest of our student body comprise. Our warriors and maidens do their best To meet every physical education test. Now we have reached the hundredth page Hoping your memories to engage. Throughout we have tried to summarize This year’s activities. Here’s your Sunrise. THE STAFF Sharon Long, Editor Dedication Miss McMahon whom everyone knows Is always busy and on her toes. She teaches Latin I and II Doing the best she can for you. Chaperoning many a dance, She’s always there and not by chance. Every year a banquet we’d hold All remembering the myths that were told; Like Romans of old we reclined and dined Keeping the Latin festivities in mind. Recognized by her auburn hair, She is very smart and debonair. Friendly in manner, courteous, kind, She is gay in spirit and keen in mind. With affection and gratitude sincere We dedicate our book this year to Miss Mary McMahon. THE STAFF 4 Administration MR. EDWARD R. ABRAMOSKI Principal MR. CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Ph. D. MISS VIOLA E. ANDREWS 5 Guidance Counselors Office Clerks 6 MRS. BERNADINE JUNIEWICZ MISS FLORENCE STOLTZ English Seated: Mrs. Plavcan, Mrs. Dillon, Miss Young, Miss Kacprowicz, Mrs. Goodman. Standing: Mr. Pora, Mr. Chalupczynski, Miss King, Mrs. Wingerter, Mr. Peplinski, Mrs. Jaglowski, Mr. Kohl. Language i Do (joe color- es ? Es negro Es hlrtnro Es verr c Mrs. Shevick, Miss McMahon, Miss Rybinski. 7 Social Studies Seated: Mrs. Dhus, Miss Bryan, Miss Sourwine, Mrs. Hoetzl, Mrs. Grill. Standing: Mr. Stinely, Mr. Drew, Mr. Watral, Mr. Price, Mr. Metzgar, Mr. Amann, Mr. Brabender. Vocational Training Seated: Mrs. McConnell, Miss Parker, Mrs. Wagner, Absent-—Miss Barber. Standing: Mr. Wagner, Mr. Sedlock, Miss Rectenwald, Mr. Jameson. 8 Mathematics Seated: Mr. Filipowski, Mrs. Meyner, Miss laffey, Mr. Christoff. Standing: Mr. Arrowsmith, Mr. Witkowski, Mr. DeMarco, Mr. Przybyszewski. Science Seated: Mr. Robie, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Filipkowski, Mr. Pomeroy, Absent—Mr. Massing. Standing: Mr. Bannister. 9 Business Education Physical Education Miss Behan, Miss Putnam, Miss Blair, Mr. Nease Mr. Detzel, Miss Pille, Mrs. larussi, Mrs. Hart, Mr. Hart. Art and Music Seated: Mr. Johnson. Standing: Miss Snyder, Mr. Ricart, Mr. Crandall, Mrs. Plavcan. 10 JOHN J. ALACCE DAGO Lettermen' Club 4, 3; Football 4, 3, 2, 1; Track 4. 3, 7. 1; Basketball 7, 1. Little Giant . . . girls, the gridiron, the cinder track occupy his mind . . . East's Dobie Gillis. LESTER E. P. AMENDOLA LES Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 4; Red Cross 4, 3; Band 4. 3, 2, 1; Golf 2. Rich in spirit and earnest at heart ... well dressed lad . . . after high school comes the drawing board. FRANCIS ANDRZEJEWSKI FRANK Academically conscientious . . . quiet and well mannered .. . transferred before graduation. RICHARD L. ARRINGTON DICK lettermen’s Club 4, 3; Football 4, 3. 7. If Track 4, 3, 7, If Wrestling 4, 3, 2, 1. East + Arrington Victory . . , shy flirt . . . mild, manly, mannerly. THOMAS JOHN JOSEPH BAGINSKI— BUGS Eastcapades 4; Football 4; Track 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. By being an all-around athlete, he keeps the Baginski tradition olive . . . tall, husky, blue-eyed blond ... will play football for the Quantico Marines. DOUGLAS RAYMOND BAKKA DOUG Football 2, 1; Track 4; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1. Plays it cool, takes things in his stride . . . quiet and independent . . . lanky basketball guard. ROBERT MARSHALL BARNHART— BARNEY Hi-Y 4, 3; Slide Rule Club 3; Band 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4; Orchestra 4, 3, 2; College Club 4, 3; District Band 3; District Orchestra 4; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1 Musically inclined ... on the quiet side but always on the beam . . . engineering beckons. THOMAS JAMES BARRON THOM D. E. C. 4. Likes classical music . . . has a collection of Shaggy Dog stories . . . wants to be a railroad tycoon. 12 SUSAN JEAN BELLINGHAM SUE THOMAS R. BELLINGHAM MOOSE DIANA LOUISE BENECKI BRIDGET JOSEPH LAWRENCE BILIEKI JOE College Club 4, 3; Y-Teen 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 4; Library Club 4; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1— Captain 4; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 2—Officer 2; G. S. C. 1—Officer 1. College Club 4, 3— Officer 4; Hi-Y 4, 3; Football 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Track 4, 3, 2, 1. Tall, fair, and handsome . . . happy, carefree, well-liked . . . blushes easily. Choir 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4; Archery 3. Long black tresses . . . small in stature, big in appeal... object— matrimony. Football 2. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . can be seen driving a Mercury ... enjoys feminine company. Speedy on the keyboard . . . trim and talented twirler . . . loves to dance. SANDRA MAE BINDEMAN SANDY BELLE LORAINE BIRT B. B. EILEEN GALE BUNN TANYA JUDY RASAEL BOGDANSKI BUBBLES College Club 3; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Twirling 1; Eastcapades 4, 1; Basketball 4, 2. 2. 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3; G. S. C. 1. Quick on the trigger . . . complexion, figure, eyes—wow! . . . will raise temperatures while taking them. D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2. Speak more slowly, please . . . trips the light fantastic . . . will make her mark in the business world. Student Cabinet 4, 3; College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 3; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 3, 2, 1. Poised and competent.. . plans to teach at East High . . . has that well-dressed look. Y-Teens 4, 3; Choir 4; Basketball 3, 2; Bowling 4. Likes having fun . . . unrehearsed humor , . . future working girl. 13 WILLIAM A. J. BORKOWSKI BILL” Track 4. Drag-strip enthusiast ... ”1 can hear you. Bill . . . tall and good-natured. THOMAS BRZOSTOWSKI PROFESSOR National Honor Society 4, 3; College Club 4, 3; Eastcapades 4, 3; Football Manager 4, 3. Intellectual whirlpool . . . hopes to enter M. I. T. . . . polysyllabic. PATRICIA ANN BUCZKOWSKI PATTY College Club 4, 3; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4, 3; Volleyball 4, 3; Archery 4, 3, 2. Models her wardrobe well .. . reserved and sincere . . . will be indispensable to her future boss. RICHARD BUJNOWSKI BEANS Stocky in build . . . man of few words ond much oction ... the army gets the gravy, and the navy gets Beans. ANNETTE DEANNE BURKE ANNETTE College Club 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 3; Library Club 4; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4. 3, 2, 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2, 1; Foul Shooting 1 Lavender fanatic . . . conversation is an art. . . college-bound lass. DUANE CHARLES BUSH DIANE Student Cabinet 4. Fan of field and stream . . . quite a jokester . . . wants to work with wood and rocks. PETER PAUL BUZIEWICZ PETE Football 4, 3, 2. Affable, amiable, and agreeable . . . will go out to seek his fortune . . . sports-minded lad. MELVIN RICHARD CALDWELL MICKEY Track 4; Wrestling 4. Campaigns for more holidays and longer lunch periods . . . well built, well dressed . . . plans to wear blue for Uncle Sam. 14 MARGARET JOAN CARLSON RICHARD LELAND CARR ROBERT ALLEN CARR KAREN PATRICIA CASEY PEGGY RICH BOB CASE Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Archery 3, 3. Choir 4. Enjoys feminine company . . . angle-minded with the right slant Sunrise 4; College Club 4, 3, 2; Choir 4. Pleasantly persistent and persist- Sunrise 4; Student Cabinet 1; College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Latin Club 2; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; A gift for laughter . . . has many pretty clothes . . . headed for the skyways. on life ... an avid chess player. ently pleasant . . . tall and music-minded . . . next step—medical school. Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2; G. S. C. 1. Efficiency with a smile . . . sparkling, Irish colleen . . . will add R. N. to her nome. DOROTHY ANN CASH DOTTY RONALD TIMOTHY CENFETELLI SAM DARLENE JANE CHAFFEE PEANUTS” JAMES JERROLD CHERVENKA JIM D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Cheerleading 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 2, 1; Basketball 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 3, 2, 1. Radiates friendliness . . . trim in appearance . . . will put a curl in your hair. Football 4; Track 4, 3, 2, 1; Water Polo 4, 3, 2, 1; Swimming 4, 3, 2. 1. Aqua-artist ... his car's bark is worse than its bite . . . tall, dark, and hilarious. D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 3; Band 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 1. Knows all the jitterbug steps . . . bright and gay ... a perpetual smile. Interested in flying saucers . . . deep voice ... wants to be a head shrinker. 15 ELIZABETH LOUISE CHROSTOWSKI— BETTY D. E. C. 4; Y-Teen 4. Keeps her own counsel . . . goes out of her way to be friendly . . . capable and efficient. SHIRLEY ANN CHYLINSKI SHIRl Y-Teens 4; Bowling 4. Neat in appearance, quiet in manner ... a pizza fan . . . Her locks, tight-curled. EILEEN MARY COLLINS TWINNIE College Club 4, 3, 2; Y'Teens 4, 3, 2; Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4, 3, 2; Volleyball 4, 3, 2; Archery 4, 3. One of a pair . . . conceited boys are on her black list . . . pep and pleasure in double measure. KATHLEEN ANN COLLINS KATHY College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4, 3, 2; Volleyball 4, 3, 2; Archery 4, 3. Pet peeve—which twin ore you? ... turns a fine cartwheel.. . soon to pound a typewriter. DORTHA LOUISE CONNORS DIANE MARIE COURTNEY ISABEL CRAWLEY FRED S. CROWE DEE CORKY ISIE “FRED Archery 3. Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Cheerleading 3, 2; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2; Bas- College Club 4, 3; Y-Teens 4, 3; Tom Tom 4; Basketball 4, 3; Track 4; Tennis 4. Never unescorted ... small stature, large vocabulary .. . interested in paints and brushes. ketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 3, 2. Smiling laugh-seeker with a sharp wit . . . Maid Marian of East High .. . plans to care for little people. Track Team 4, 3; Swimming 3. Limber and lively lass . . . gay conversationalist ... talented with a palette and an easel. Enthusiastic about cars . . . What will be, will be ... wants to count money. 16 JANET CURRIE FRENCHIE Y-Teens 4, 3, 1; Spanish Club 4; Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Volloyball 4, 2, 1; Bowling 4; Swimming 3. Excitable . . . likes jazz music and the tinkle of coins . . . follower of fads and fashions. SHIRLEY CYPARSKI MSHIRLM Y-Teens 4, 1; Chorus 4; Volleyball 1; Archery 3. Trim as a tailor . . . flirtatious blonde . . . destined for domesticity. NORMA JEAN DEAN •NORMA ’ Student Cabinet 2; College Club 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Library Club 4; Eastcapades 4, 3; Bowling 3. Fashion conscious . . . roads aren't safe since Norma got her license . . . will enhance the beauty of the fair sex. HELEN ELIZABETH DELO HELEN Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 2. Quick-silvery . . . never runs out of things to say ... to be a housewife is her aim. JEAN RUTH DeTUERK -LITTLE JERK Y-Teens 4, 3, 2. 1; Red Cross 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4, 1; Cheer-leading 4, 3, 2, 1—Captain 4; Basketball 3, 2, 1—Captain 3; Volleyball 4, 3. 2, 1; Archery 4. 3, 2. Cheerful Maiden full of cheers . .. small and dainty, set on springs . . . will calm patients with her charm. ELIZABETH JANE DOMBKOWSKI— COOKIE Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Choir 4; Chorus 2, 1; Basketball 1; Bowling 4; Archery 3. Pet peeve—work . . . rides in a red Buick ... a Colgate smile. ROMAN CARL DOMBROWSKI SKIP Student Cabinet 4; Choir 4, 1; Lettermen’s Club 4, 3; Basketball 4. 3, 2. 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2, 1. Future college man . . . pin-toppling bowler . . . reserved easy manner. DIANE MARIE DRASKIEWICZ DEE D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, Choir 2, 1; Girls’ Sports 3, 2, 1;G.S. C. 1. Black pixie haircut . . . East High's seamaiden . . . will help beautify America's women. 17 ROBERT LOUIS OREISCHAL “DRYSH Basketball Manager 4; Bast-ball 4. Dark wavy hair . . . “Standin' on the corner . . . college-bound lad. PAUL E. ECKELS PAUL Choir 4. 3, 2, 1—Officer 4; Eastcapades 4, 3. Quiet boy with a big voice . . . sharp dresser . . . Anyone for tennis? BARBARA JEANNE DUDA BARBS Honor Society 4, 3; Sunrise 4; Class Officer 4; College Club 4, 3, 2—Officer 4; Latin Club 2—Officer 2; Band 4, 3, 2, 1 — Officer 4, 3; Orchestra 4. 3; District Orchestra 4; District Band 3; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Lifesaving 3. Has a fan club . . . immaculate in appearance . . . next stop—College, U. S A. GLORIA JEAN DUNLAP GLORY Y-Teens 4; Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Bwoling 4. Unpretending and upright . . . boys are her pet peeve . . . her future includes typewriters and tabulators. ROBERTA MAE DURANT BOBBIE D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 1; Twirling 1; Eastcapades 1. Soft voice, gay laugh . . . likes dancing and drive-ins . . . intends to make use of a hope chest. RICHARD JOHN ERSLEY LEGS Student Council 3; Hi-Y 4, 3; Lettermen's Club 4, 3; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Wrestling 4, 3, 2, 1; Track 4. 3, 2, 1; Cross Country 4, 3, 2, 1. Future forester of America . . . runs a fast mile . . . paddles a mean canoe. LINDA MAE EVANOFF UNDA Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Chorus 1; Eastcapades 4; Archery 3. Delicate as a Dresden doll . . . interested in writing, riding, and records . . . headed for a future in the business world. FIDORA EVANS DORI Y-Teens 3, 2, 1; Rifle Club 3; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1, Archery 3, 2, G. S. C. 2, 1; Lifesaving 3. Sweet smile, sweet disposition . . . deep sense of loyalty to school and friends . . . will see through people—by x-ray. KATHLEEN MARY EVANS “KATHY Collage Club 4. 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Ch efleading 4, 3, 7, 1; Eastcopodes 4, 3; Basketball 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 4. 3; G. S. C. 7, 1. Competent, capable, and cooperative . . . adds vim and vigor to rallies . . . will pamper pulses and pains. JANE DELORES FiJAL “JANE’’ Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Choir 4, 1; Basketball 4, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 1. Quiet and sincere ... TV and radio enthusiast... a hard worker with a smile. ROBERT FILIPKOWSKI FLIP Band 4, 3. Happy, care-free, well-liked . . . blows a trumpet and pumps gas . .. will wear Navy blue. GARY C. FILIPPO FLIP Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 1; Eostco-pades 3; Basketball 1. An easy-going lad . . . likes to dance . . . will sail the stormy seas for Uncle Sam. GORDON PAUL RICHARD FISHER— EVA Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 2; Football 4, 2; Basketball 4, 3, 7, 1; Baseball 4, 3, 2. Cheerful lanky character . . . hove car—will travel . . . famous banana-ball pitcher. MICHAEL JOSEPH FLATLEY FLATS Basketball 4; Track 4; Cross Country 4. Irish coloring—Irish temper . . . always ready with a joke . . . willing to start at the bottom in the business world. ROGER W. FRAZIER ROG” Baseball 4; Track 2, 1; Cross Country 2. Easy-going fella . . . wants to be a disc jockey ... a fund of funny stories. SHIRLEY ANN FREDERICKS FREDDY Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 4. Likes to blow her alto horn . . . If the other girls were all transported far beyond the Northern Sea ... aims to be a secretary. 19 PATRICIA ANN GARELOFF PETUNIA Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Bond 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1. Flair for fashions . . . radiates a friendly glow . . . rich in spirit, earnest at heart. KAREN AGNES GASPER AGGIE College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Tom Tom 2; French Club 4, 3; Latin Club 2; Cheerleading 3, 2, 1; Eastcapados 3, 2; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; G. S. C. 2, 1. Does what she likes and likes what she does . . . lots of fun, lots of friends . . . will work with compounds and chemicals. JOHN GEORGE GENNUSO JOHN Hi-Y 3; Band 4; Choir4; Eastca-pades 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4, 3; Track 2; Baseball 4, 3. Jester in East High's court . . . way out in left field on the diamond . . . will serve Uncle Sam. ROBERT JOHN GEORGE BOB College Club 4, 3. Eats up his father's profits . . . breaks the sound barrier . . . talkative, helpful, friendly. YVONNE JEAN GEORGE YOGI College Club 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; French Club 3; Twirling 2; Eastcapades 2; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 4; Lifesaving 2, 1. White cap, red hair—pretty . . . idolized by the little people . . . sparkling eyes. ROY MERLE GLOVER, JR. ROY Cross Country 3, 2, 1; Track 4, 3, 2, 1. Cars, cars, cars . . . easy going . .. does anything for a laugh. PHYLLIS ANN GOLAB PHIL D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Chorus 1; Volleyball 3, 2, 1. Livens up the D. E. C. class . . . counts her pets by the dozen . . . energetic, athletic. MARY LOU GACZKOWSKI MARY Choir 4; Volleyball 2; Bowling 4; Archery 3. Likes to spin platters . . . tall, slender, graceful . . . career girl. 20 JUDITH ROSALIND GUIANEN JUDY” Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Bond 4, 3, 7, 1. Library Club 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4. 3, 7, 1. Friend-drawing disposition . . . neatness is a virtue with Judy . . . our crystall ball foresees typewriter keys. SELMA ANN GULNAC ZELDA Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Choir 4, 3; Chorus 2; Eastcapades 3; Bos-ketball 4, 3, 7. I; Volleyball 4, 3, 7, 1; Archery 3; Bowling 4; Foul Shooting 3. Interested and interesting . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . choir soloist. NANCY GRATKOWSKI “NANCI” Boys, boys, and more boys' . . . adds z'ng to the alto section . . . neat attire. ROBERT DANIEL HAIN BOB Sunrise 4; College Club 4, 2. Big in heart and mind . . . honor student with determination and drive . . . quiet but amiable. DAVID L. HEETER DAVE Football 4; Wrestling 4. Quiet and true gentleman . . . crazy about cars . . . compasses and T-squares in his future. DAVID MICHAEL HEIBEL DAVE ' Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 4, 3; Eastcapades 3. Never a dull moment with Dave around .. . sharp dresser . . . likes to blow a horn. LILLIAN HELEN HEIN HELEN Y-Teens 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 4; Bowling 4, 3, 2. Loves to loaf . .. amiable disposition . . . office-bound. JOHN W. HEINRICH JACK Track 4, 3, 2. Reserved and relaxed . . . likes the out-of-doors . . . next step— college. 4 DONALD HENNICK DON Track 4, 3, 2, 1; Cross Country 4. 3, 2. 1. Would give you the buttons off his shirt . . . track and cross country man ... tall, strong, likeable. JEAN EVELYN HENRIKSEN MISS RIPLEY Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Bond 2, 1 ; Eastcapades 4; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowl, ing 4, 2. Stylish, statuesque, and explosive . . . a Danish delight . . . plans to tickle the typewriter. CLEVA LORETTA HIGGINS KITTY Y-Teens 4. Delightful flavor to her speech . . . a recent arrival from Pittsburgh . . . will speak softly and carry a big thermometer. THOMAS FRANCIS HIGGINS TOM Baseball 2. Relaxed, amiable . . . Perry Como wardrobe . . . will work for Uncle Sam. DAVID GEORGE HIRSCH DAVE Football 2. Good natured . . . East High's own mailman . . . hardy hunter. MARY GRACE HIRSCH MARY Choir 4; Chorus 3, 2; Basketball 4, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 3; Foul Shooting 4, 2, 1; Lifesaving 1. A sports-minded gal . . . reliable and good friend to have . . . future Florence Nightingale. ROBERT DANIEL HOMICZ BOB College Club 4, 3; Latin Club 2; Choir 4; Cross Country 2. Does anything for a laugh . . . political fanatic . . . wiry and witty. FLOYD R. HYATT FLOYD Honor Society 4, 3; College Club 4, 3, 2—Officer 4; Latin Club 3, 2; Tom Tom 4, 3— Editor 4; Eastcapades 3; Cross Country 3—Manager 4. Nose for news . . . ready, willing, and able . . . destination—college. 22 ROBERT S. JANKOWSKI JAN Trock 4, 3; Cross Country 4, 3. Loves hit gum . . . burnt up the cinders . . . tree-top toll. BARBARA ANN JANT BOBBIE Honor Society 4, 3; Sunrise 4; College Club 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Latin Club 3, 2; Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 3; Bowling 4, 3. Excellent in many things . . . knows her own mind . . . future test-tube tinkler. KATHLEEN ANN JANULESKI KATHY College Club 4; Y-Teent 4, 3, 2, 1; Twirling 4, 3, 2; Eastca-pades 4, 3, 2; Bowling 3; G. S. C. 1. A fan for fun . . . oll-Americon girl . . . will take dictation from doctors. PATRICIA ANN JARECZEWSKI PAT D. E. C. 4. Ebony-hued hair . . . likes to be active . . . Ding-dong, the bells ore going to chime MARTIN JASKIEWICZ TINY Amiable and courteous . . . big in build . . . will till the soil. PAUL VINCENT JENKINS JENKS Hi-Y 3; Choir 4—Officer 4; Eastcapades 3; Track 2. Outdoorsmon . . . olwoys has his head under the hood . . . nice friend to have. DELORIS JOHNSON DEE DEE College Club 2; Y-Teens 4; Orchestra 4; Chorus 2; Eastco-pades 4; Basketball 3; Volleyball 3; Archery 3. The little girl with the big boss viol . . . excitable . . . will enter nurses' training. FLORENCE LOUISE JOHNSON PICKLE PUSS Always says the unexpected . . . frank and independent . . . artistic talent. 23 KATHLEEN ALLEN KELLEY KATHY” Honor Society 4, 3; Sunrise 4; D. A. R. Award 4; College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2. 1; Latin Club 2—Officer 2; Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcopades 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4; Bowling 4, 3; Archery 4, 3; Foul Shooting 4, 3; G. S. C. 1. Honor student with talent ond tact . . . a tall, Irish lass with musical interest . . . headed for medical technology. DAVID L. KELLY •DAVE D. E. C. 4—Officer 4; A. V. A. 4, 3, 2, 1. Liberace on the typewriter ... an excellent speaker . . . big wheel in the business world. LINDA LOU KIRK UNDY Honor Society 4, 3; College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1 — Officer 4; Latin Club 2; Eastca-pades 3; Basketball 4, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 3. Plenty of get-up and go ... makes a good impression . . . this teacher will receive many apples. ARTHUR FREDERICK KLEMUSHIN— FREDDY Sunrise 4; Glee Club 1; Eost-capades 4, 3, 1. An artist—he draws the girls . . . he's got rhythm . . . blond hair, blue eyes. JOHN ANTHONY KONOPKA •NAILS A. V. A. 4, 3, 2, 1. Quiet, efficient type . . . one of East High's carrier pigeons . . . will handle books and ledgers. RONALD EDMUND KOSIOREK CORKY Man of few words . . . enjoys J. E. T. and L. E. U. and W. E. R. C. too . . . will wear the Army green. MARY JANE CATHERINE KOSOBUCKI— MARY JANE Y-Teens 2, 1; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 2, 1; Bowling 4, 3; Archery 3; Foul Shooting 2. Hardworking and capable . . . ebony-black hair, cedar-brown eyes . . . always the one-three pocket. IRENE KOWALEWSKI ••REENE Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Latin Club 2; Archery 4. Enjoys school to the fullest . . . never a dull moment . . bright blue future. 24 BETTY ANN KOWALEWSKI •BUGS” Y-Teent 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 7, 1; Volleyball 7, 1; Archery 3. 2. Breaks the speed limit in conversation ... a smile for everyone . . . plans to be a secretary. ARTHUR JOHN KUJAWINSKI KUJIE Football 4, 3; Basketball 4, 3, 7, 1; Track 4; Baseball 4. Easy come, easy go . . . active athlete . . . future By-boy. KAREN JEAN KUTTERNA DOILY Y-Teens 4, 3, 7; Chorus 1; Archery 4, 3. Shy and soft-spoken ... her friendship is well worth achieving . . . favorite pastime—radio listening. DEBRA ANN MARIE KUZMINSKI—1 DEBBIE Y-Teens 4, 3. 2; Choir 4; Eost-capades 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4; Bowling 4. Big brown eyes and brown hair .. . record fan . . . will work with Toni, Bobbi, and Richard (Hudnut, that is). WALTER ANTHONY LACEY WALT Colloge Club 4. Practical joker and story teller . . . likes to toboggan . . . future physicist. RUTH WINIFRED LASKY RUTHIE” Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Lotin Club 2; Archery 4, 3. Big blue eyes that sparkle with friendship . . . deep concern for fellow Warriors . . . takes life os it comes. ROBERT STANLEY LATA BOB D. E. C. 4. Quiet until you know him . . . likes to drive and drive . . . plans to be a white collar worker. CAROL ANN LEPKOWSKI CARRIE Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Chorus 1; Eastcapades 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1. Speaks to the point . . . keeps the U. S. Post Office busy . . . nice to know. 25 JOSEPH WILLIAM LIPCHIK LIPPY Clast Officer 4; HUY 4, 3, 2; Lettermen’s Club 4, 3; Band 4, 2, 1; Orchestra 4, 2; Track 4, 3, 2; Cross Country 1; Swimming 4, 2,2, 1; Water Polo 4, 2,2, 1; Golf 4, 3, 2, 1. Has a life-guard's tan .. . snappy drummer and dresser . . . sees green-backs in his future. SHARON ANN LONG CO-CO NUT Sunrise 4, 3—Editor 4; College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4. 2,2, 1; Lotin Club 2; Red Cross 2, 1; Band 2, 1; Talent Club 4; East-capades 4; Chorus 1; Basketball 4, 2, 2, 1; Volleyball 3, 2, 1; Bowling 4, 3, 2—Captain 4, 3, 2; Archery 3; G. S. C. 2, 1. Full of plans, schemes, and ideas . . . enthusiastic over shoes and bracelets . . . future medical technologist. KATHLEEN MACOSKO KAY College Club 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 2; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 4, 3, 2—Officer 3, 2. Fun, fun, fun . . . not an enemy in the world . . . efficiency is her middle name. MARGARET MAE MATULEVICH— MARGIE D. E. C. 4; College Club 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Basketball 3. 2, 1; Volleyball 3, 2, 1; Archery 3; Foul Shooting 3, 2, 1; Intermural Basketball 3. Addicted to conversation ... active in athletics . . . cash registers and accounts in her future. JUDITH ANN MERSKI JUDY Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; Foul Shooting 2; Track 2. Midnight black hair . . . deep, deep speaking voice . . . Silence is golden. CHARLES MIKIELSKI CHUCK Basketball 4. Easy-going, care-free . . . man of few words . . . headed for Parris Island. MARY ANN MARGARET MIRASZEK— MARY ANN Y-Teens 2, 1; Basketboll 2, 1; Volleyball 2, 1; Bowling 4, 3; Foul Shooting 2. Independent and industrious . . . statuesque . . . interested in marital status. AMOS MITCHELL JONES Lettermen's Club 4, 3; Football 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4; Wrestling 3, 2; Track 3, 2. Gained his 64 yard Jones reputation in Johnstown . . . two language boy—English and his own! . . . sweats a lot for his team. 9 26 GAIL EILEEN MOSS •GAIL” Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Band 4, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 3. Has on ear for music . . . active in girls' sporis . . . wants to be a C. P. A. EBERHARD MUELLER EBBY College Club 4, 3; Band 4, 3, 7, 1; Explorer Post 65 4, 3; Letter-men’s Club 4, 3; Eastcopades 4, 3, 7, 1; Track 3, 2; Cross Country 4, 3, 7, 1. One and-a two ond-a . . . speaks well, leads well . . . wants to be a sawbones. KATHLEEN ELAINE MUMFORD MUM” Student Cabinet 3; College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 4, 3, 2, I; District Band 3, 2; District Orchestra 4, 2; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 4; Latin Club 2; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 4, 3. 2. Delft—blue eyes ... on to the latest fads and fashions . . . transferred before graduation. JOHN ANDREW NAGY BUTCH” Red Cross 3, 2. Gets a charge out of a battery .. . jocular jester . . . long, lean, and lanky. ROBERT NARUSEWICZ BOB Football 2, 1; Baseball 4, 3, 2; Swimming 4, 3. Always finds the bright side . . . outstanding first baseman . . . gay blade. BARBARA JEAN NASS BARB Choir 3, 2, 1; Chorus 3, 2; Spanish Club 4 — Officer 4; Archery 3. A bright light in the sick room . . . natural waves . . . fewer words, more deeds. NANCY DELORES MUNZ NANCE Honor Society 4, 3; Student Cabinet 2; College Club 4, 3, 2—Officer 4, 3; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Spanish Club 4—Officer 4; Library Club 3; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcopades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 3; Foul Shooting 4, 3, 2, I. Composed, confident, and cordial . . . honor-card collector . . . well-liked and photogenic. SHIRLEY MAE NASS SHIRL” Chorus 2; Archery 3, 2. Quiet and friendly . . . pleasant voiced ... “I enjoy being a girl. PATRICK JOSEPH NEUIGAN ••PAT Outdoorsman ... as Irish as a leprechaun . . . will balance fhe books. EDWARD PATRICK O'LOUGHLIN— PAT” Hl-Y 4. 3; Wrestling 4. Allergic to labor . . . talkative and fun-loving . . . will wear wings for Uncle Sam. CAROL MARTHA NICHOLS CAROL D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4; Library Club 3. Goes her own way . .. big brown eyes . . . her aim is a career in business. DAVID BLAINE O'NEAL DAVE D. E. C. 4; Football 2. ‘ Watching all the girls go by ... Jack Benny-blue eyes . . . looks for the humor in life. MARTHA DIANE NICKS DIANE Latin Club 3. Short and shy . . . lady-like and dependable ... an avid TV fan. SHARON LEIGH O DONNEL SHARON Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 4. 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 2, 1. Sews a fine seam . . . life of the party . . . pretty complexion, pretty figure. DAVID R. PALUH SCOUT Wants to fiy the skyways . . . long and lean . . . drives a little red Rambler. BETTI ANN PAKIELA BETTA Y-Teens 4, 2. Never an early bird, but hates to be kept waiting . . . fun-loving . . . would fight lions, shys away from grasshoppers. DOLORES ROSE PAPARAZZO •DOLLY Y-Teens 4, 3; Chorus 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3; Volleyball 4, 3; Bowling 4, 3, 2—Officer 3; Archery 4, 3. Queen of the king-pins . . . dependable, determined, demure . . . blue-eyed Dolly. ERNEST THEODORE PASCARELLA— PUNKIN Honor Society 4, 3; Suspender Award 3; Sunrise 4, 3; Letter-men's Club 4, 3; Football 4, 3, 2, 1; Track 4, 3, 2. Center of attention and of the football team . . . stands high, thinks high, aims high . . . contagious grin. NANCY JEAN PEELMAN ••CURLY Student Cabinet 4, 3—Officer 4; D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4. 3, 2, 1—Officer 3; Choir 3, 2; Chorus 1; Cheerleading 3, 2, 1. Short but not on smiles . . . energetic, enthusiastic, and popular . .. headed for the Merchandising Mart. THEODORE J. PIOTROWICZ TED College Club 4, 3, 2. Straight-shooter . . . will do anything for a chuckle . . . has a date to teach history. ROSLYN PROTAZ ROZ College Club 4; French Club 4, 3; Eastcapades 4; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3. Enjoys taking part in discussions . . . personality plus . . . plans to work with the handicapped. CHARLENE JOSEPHINE QUINN CHARCOAL Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4; Bowling 4; Archery 3. Our brown-haired Rapunzel . . . loves to ride and ride ... object— matrimony. GAIL MARIE RAFFELS GAIL WHALE College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Tom Tom 4; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Bowling 4, 3. Happy, carefree, well-liked . . . well-dressed pixie . . . will add charm to on elementary classroom. CHRISTINE DOROTHY ROMANSKI— TINA D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4; Tom Tom 3, 2, 1; Choir 2; Chorus 1; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 2, 1; Foul Shooting 2, 1; Archery 3. Blonde maiden of few words . . . flirting is her favorite pastime . . . puts the interests of the Kresge Company first. DONALD N. RONCEVIC DON” College Club 4, 3, 2; Latin Club 3, 2. Cheerful in a quiet way . . . enthusiastic shutterbug . . . will work with pills and prescriptions. J. ROBERT ROSE ROSIE Basketball 4, 3, 2; Golf 4, 3. Sjper school spirit igniter . . . smooth talker with a glib tongue ... plans to peddle plots and lots. WILLIAM CARL ROSE BILL” Lettermen's Club 4, 3; Football 4, 3, 2. 1; Track 4, 3, 2; lifesaving 4. Football, football, and more football . . . stocky in build, serious in attitude . . . will continue his education in the Navy. BONNIE JEAN RUFF •ROUGH D. E. C. 4—Officer 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4, 3; Chorus 2, 1; Eastcapades 3, 1; Girls’ Sports 4, 3, 2. Holds her own in any argument. . . always seen on the dance Boor . . . will rival Susie McNamara. I FRED OTIS RUSH FREDDIE Class Officer 4, 3; Sunrise 4, 3; Student Cabinet 2; D. A. R. Award 1; College Club 4, 3; Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 2. Very flirtatious . . . looks sharp, thinks sharp, acts sharp . . . people's choice. LORETTA RYCHEL LORET Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Choir 4, 3; Chorus 2, 1; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 2, 1; Foul Shooting 2, 1; Bowling 4, 3. Avid record fan ... a pleasure to know . . . destined to be a beautician. MARY LYNN SANNER LYNN Honor Society 4, 3 0fficer 4; Sunrise 4; Student Cabinet 4; College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 3; Spanish Club 4; Latin Club 2—Officer 2; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2; Foul Shooting 4, 3, 2; Archery 3; Bowling 4, 3; G. S. C. 1. Thoughtful and congenial . . . red hair, blue eyes . . . will be a teacher with class. BARBARA ANN SCARDINSKI BASHA Student Cabinet 2; College Club 4. 3, 2—Officer 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 3; Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 3. Small in stature, big in heort . . . neat, sweet, petite, and popular . .. will enjoy taking temperatures. 30 WILMA JEANNE SCHAUER ‘BILLIE Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Choir 3. 7; Chorus 1; Eostcapados 4, 3; Basketball 4, 3, 7, 1; Volleyball 4, 3. 7, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3, 7. 1; Archery 4, 3. Mirth-quake of laughter . . . expressive eyes . . . will make a stylish stenographer. EDWARD J. SCULLY ED Goes for black shirts and white ties . . . cars ore his passion . . . girls are his pet peeve. NEAL HOWARD SEELINGER CROW Wrestling 4, 3, 7, 1. Wrestler with many pins and wins . . . little giant with strong character . . . quiet fella. RACHEL BARBARA SHERRELL— BARB Basketball 3, 7. 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 7, 1; Foul Shooting 3, 7, 1. Shy and sweet . . . abundant athletic ability . . . first to know the newest dance steps. 31 LINDA LOU SIMMONS UN Chorus 4, 7, 1; Eastcapades 4; Basketball 3. 7, 1; Volleyball 3, 2; Foul Shooting 3, 7, 1; Archery 3. Soft-spoken . . . Buster Brown hair-do . . . pilots her own Ford. ELAINE MARCIA SIMON ELAINE College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, I; Latin Club 2; Twirling 4, 3, 7, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 7, I; Basketball 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 7, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3, 7, 1; Bowling 4, 2. A honey of a honey blonde . . . blushes easily . . . will join the white-cap brigade. JUDITH ANN SKOLNIK •JUDY” D. E. C. 4; Student Cabinet I; College Club 2; Y-Teens 4, 3; Volleyball 2, 1; Foul Shooting 7, 1; Archery 3. Very long brown hair . . . conversation is a pastime . . . two-fold goal: career and marriage. DOROTHY ANN SMITH DORCH” Y-Teens 4, 3, 7, 1; Chorus 3, 2, 1; Basketball 7, 1; Volleyball 7, 1; Archery 3; Bowling 4, 3; G. S. C. 1. Golden hair and golden voice . . . happy disposition . . . kindergarten children will love her. JAMES NICHOLAS STEFF STEFF” Student Cobinet 2, 1; Letter-men’s Club 4, 3; Football 2; Basketball 4, 3, 2; Baseball 4. 3; Cross Country 1; Golf 4, 3, 2. 1. Mischievous brown eyes . . . king of the ten-pins . . . looks forward to college life. ANN FLORENCE STEPHENSON ANNIE College Club 4, 3, 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4; Tom Tom 4, 3; Latin Club 2; Talent Club 4; Twirling 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 7, 1; Foul Shooting 2, 1; Archery 3; Tennis 1. Attractive, amiable, active . . . always on her toes . . . plans to tutor tots. KATRINA MARY STOCKMAN TRINA” Class Officer 4, 3; Garter Award 3; Sunrise 4; College Club 4, 3, 2; Spanish Club 4; Red Cross 2; Talent Club 4; Eastcapades 4; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 2, 1. Twinkles and sparkes .. . tiny miss with a husky voice . . . make-up and foot-lights in her future. KAREN KATHLEEN STUNDER SPEEDY College Club 4, 3;Y-Teens 3, 2, 1; Band 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4; Orchestra 4, 3; District Orchestra 4; Library 4, 3. 7, 1 — Officer 4. Capacity for merriment . . . easy to get along with . . . enroute to college. ANTHONY SUPRYNOWICZ SUPER Pet peeve—girls, he says . . . o four-wheeled demon . . . wonts to be an anchor danker. BEVERLY JEAN SUTTON BURLEBY D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Rifle Club 3; Basketball 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 3, 2, 1; Bowling 2. Considerate and conscientious . . . likes to read and play her clarinet . . . merchandising in her future. ANDREW SZYMANSKI STEVE Red Cross 2; Football 4, 3, 2, 1. Enjoys tinkering with automobiles .. . tall, dark, and strong . . . from the halls of East High to the Halls of Montezuma. JAMES SZYBOWSKI ZIP Basketball 4. Courteous and very reserved . . . man of few words . . . will wecr Army green. PATRICIA ANN SZYMANOWSKI— PATSY” D. E. C. 4; Y-Teen 4, 3; Choir 2, 1; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2, 1. Talkative and fun-loving ... dancing eyes . . . employed by W. T. Grant. JACQUELYN JEAN SZYMECKI JACKIE” Class Officer 3; Honor Society 4, 3; Student Cabinet 3; Sunrise 4, 3; D. A. R. Award 1; College Club 4, 3. 2; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1— Officer 4; Spanish Club 4— Officer 4; Latin Club 2—Officer 2; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastca-pades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4. 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, I; Foul Shooting 2, 1. Neatly dressed red-head . . . bright as a new penny . . . from E. H. S. to E. S. C. MICHAEL W. TARASOVITCH ”TAR” Football 3, 2. Rangy hall-guard . . . reserved but lots of fun . . . wants to be an independent businessman. DONNA RAE TEKOTTE •DONUTS Y-Teens 4, 3, 2. 1—Officer 2; Latin Club 2; Chorus 2, 1; Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, 1; East-capades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2. 1; Volleyball 4. 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 2; Archery 3. Goldilocks of East High . . . speaks softly, blushes easily . . . cheers our teams to victory. GRETCHEN LOUISE THEOBALD GREEK College Club 4, 3; Y-Teens 4, 3. 2, 1— Officer 3; Twirling 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; G. S. C. 1. Dark hair, dark eyes, and bright future ... pert and perky ... odds sparkle to the first row twirlers. JAMES A. TREIBER TRIBE Student Council 4; College Club 4, 3; Hi-Y 2. Devoted to Y work . . . conservative and quiet . . . wants to be a Youth Director. GERALDINE FRANCES TROCHOWSKI— GERI Y-Teens 4, 2; Tom Tom 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 4, 3; Volleyball 2. Juggles books in the library . . . quiet-voiced and pleasant... cool, calm, ond collected. SANDRA JEAN TUROS SANDY” Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Cheer leading 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 2; Basketball 4, 3, 2. 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Lifesaving 3, G.S.C. 2, 1. One hundred words a minute, no typewriter . . . high-spirited sports fan . . . will make some boss an efficient secretary. 33 MARY LOU TUROWSKI ‘MARY LOU Y-Teens 3, 2, 1; Library Club 4, 3—Officer 4; Cheerleading 2, 1; Eastcapades 2; Basketball 2, 1; Volleyball 2, 1; Foul Shooting 2, 1; Archery 4, 3; G. S. C. 2; Lifesaving 1. East High sports fan . . . sincere . . . will make an excellent secretary. PATRICIA ANN TYNECKI PAT Student Cabinet 4; Y-Teens 4; Library Club 4; Latin Club 2; Cheerleoding 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4, 3. 2, 1; Volleyball 4. 3, 2, t| Foul Shooting 4, 3; Archery 3, 2; Bowling 4, 3— Officer 4; G. S. C. 2, 1. Always on the go . . . intellect de-luxe . . . chic chick. ROSE MARIE TYNECKI ROSE” Honor Society 4, 3; Y-Teens 4; Library Club 4; Latin Club 2; Cheerleading 4, 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2. Ij Volleyball 4. 3. 2, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3; Archery 4. 3; Bowling 4, 3—Officer 4; G. S. C. 2, 1. Friend-drawing disposition . . . only mood is a pleasant mood . . . nimble-fingered typist. MARGARET ANN TWOHIG PEGGY” 0. E. C. 4—Officer 4; Y-Teens 4; Basketball 3; Foul Shooting 3; Bowling 3. Proud possessor of a swimming trophy ... cap of wavy brown hair . . . foreseen in the future— dictaphones and files. ROBERT VARHOLA BOB” Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club 4; Rifle Club 3; Lettermen't Club 4, 3; Cross Country 4, 3, 2, I. Loves to read . . . cross country team spark plug . . . aims to work with chalk and books. MARK ALLEN WAGNER, JR. “MARK” Sunrise 4; College Club 4, 3; French Club 4. 3— Officer 4; Explorer Post 65 4, 3—Officer 4; Latin Club 2; A. V. A. 2. Congenial, cheerful, co-operative . . . future wire wixord . . . hearty grin. MICHAEL HOWARD WALIZER ”MIKE” Sunrise 4; College Club 4, 3, 2—Officer 4; Hi-Y 4—Officer 4; Explorer Post 65 4, 3—Officer 4, 3; Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 4, 3, 2; District Band 4, 3; District Orchestra 4; Latin Club 2; Eastcapades 3. Very persuasive personality . . . test tubes and Bunsen burners are in his future . . . when his goal is set, it’s set. FRANCES MARIE WASILEFF “FRAN” Spanish Club 4; Library Club 4; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1. Soft-spoken and neat . . . shy grin . . . always happy with a good book. 34 LINDA JOYCE WATSON MUN” Y-T «n 4; Band 4, 3, 2, 1. Silent miss who blushes easily . . . likes chocolate candy bars ... a Salvation Army lass. KAREN RITA WILKENS ••KAREN” D. E. C. 4; Student Cabinet 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Cheerleading 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 2, 1; Basketball 3. 2, 1; Volleyball 3, 2. 1. Gift of gab ... a dark haired lass of the D. E. C. class . . . business bound. CHARLES BRAIN A RD WILLIAMSON— CHUCK” Honor Society 4, 3—Officer 4; Sunrise 4; College Club 4, 3, 2; French Club 3; Explorer Post 65 4, 3—Officer 4, 3; Football 4. 3. 2. Dependable lineman on East's eleven . . . brains directly proportional to brawn . . . wide, contagious grin. THOMAS LYNN WOLFE •TOMMY” Band 2, 1. Plays it cool and takes things in stride . . . wavy hair, infectious grin . . . transferred before graduation. THERESA JANE HELEN YAGER •TERRI Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Red Cross 3; Archery 4, 3; Bowling 4. Monopolizes the telephone wire . . . long black curls . . . swimming and square dancing rate high on her list. CHERIE LYNN YOCHIM CHERIE” Y-Teens 4; Band 4, 3, 2, 1. Radiates a cheerful gleam . . . anxious to please . . . plans a career as a secretary. ROBERT ZAKSHESKE ZEKE Doesn't like girls??? . . . cloud scraper . . . will join the Navy to see the world. CAROL JOAN ZBREZNY CAROL Y-Teens 4, 3; College Club 4, 3; Chorus 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 1; Archery 3. Vivid personality ... a friend indeed . . . pill peddler c o Navy. 35 CAROL SUSAN ZELENAK CAROL College Club 4; Y -Toons 4, 3, 2; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4; Archery 4, 3. Passion for pizza . . . seems to be quiet, but — ... travel folders fascinate her. PATRICIA ANN ZENEWICZ PAT Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Spanish Club 4; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3, 2, 1. Feminine terror of the tennis court . . . neat and efficient . . . will brighten an office in the future. ROBERT W. ZENY • BOB Does his physics at the cinema . . . slumber addict . . . wants to be a metallurgist. BARBARA SHARON ZIELINSKI BOBBIE” Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Cheerleading 3, 2, 1; Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Volleyball 4, 3, 2, 1; Archery 3; Lifesaving 1; G. S. C. 2, 1. East High mermaid . . . wisecracking extrovert . . . wants to marry a millionaire. JUDITH ANN ZINGELEWICZ SEINNA D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1; Choir 3, 2, 1; Cheerleading 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2, 1; Girls’ Sports 4, 3, 2, 1; Lifesaving 2, 1; G. S. C. 2, 1. At home in the water . . . tall and slender . . . intends to become a financial secretary. JEAN MARIE ZURAWSKI JEANNIE D. E. C. 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2; Twirling 3, 2; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2. A whiz on the court . . . short on stature, long on enthusiasm . . . band-box neat. JOAN MARIE ZURAWSKI “FATTIE D. E. C. 4—Officer 4; Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1—Officer 4; Cheer-leading 3, 2, 1; Eastcapades 4, 3, 2; Intramural Sports 3, 2; G. S. C. 2, 1. Jolly, jovial, likeable . . . trim and tidy . . . dislikes social or automotive flat tires. LARRY BAILEY The Senior Class of 1961 regrets the loss of our classmate, Larry Bailey, who met his untimely death in 1959. Larry was an active participant in sports and school activities. We shall remember Larry as a good student and a loyal friend. 36 Student Cabinet The main purpose of the Student Cabinet is to govern the student body. The members of Student Cabinet are elected by the homerooms to serve for a year. The annual Eastcapades, the Christmas program, a number of noonday dances, and several auditorium programs are sponsored by the Cabinet. Among the auditorium programs this year were the Puppeteers and the program, “Fun With Words.” The officers of the Student Cabinet are Joseph Pohl, Clifford Zolikoff, Linda DeDionisio and Nancy Peelman. The Student Cabinet is capably advised by Miss Isabel Sourwine. 38 National Honor Society Row It N. Muni, J. Sxymecki, M. Sonner, K. Kelley. Row 2: B. Jont, L Kirk, R. Tyne ki, B. Dudo, Mis Bryan— Advisor. Row 3: E. Pascarella, C. Williamson, T. Brzostowski, F. Hyatt. In 1940, the National Honor Society was introduced into East High School, and since that time membership has been the goal of every serious-minded student. Eight per cent of the senior class students and seven per cent of the junior class students are chosen by the teachers on the basis of the four qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. All students are kept in suspense until the day of inductions when the present members “tap” the candidates and escort them to the stage where they take the pledge and receive their pins. The advisors of the National Honor Society are Miss Bryan and Miss Behan. 39 Barbara Tom Floyd Mary A Letter of Commendation fiom the National Merit Scholarship Test was awarded to Barbara Jant. Thomas Bizostowski was awarded a slide rule for his efforts in the Atoms for Peace contest. Floyd Hyatt was honored by the Optimists Club as an outstanding student, and Mary Miraszek was given the Betty Crocker Home-making Award. DISTRICT ORCHESTRA- ROW 1: S. Fredericks, K. Stunder, B. Duda, C. DeTuerk. Row 2: R. Barnhart, R. Humber, A. Divell, M. Walizer, E. Mueller. R. Slivinski, S. Fredericks, C. Yochim, B. Duda, M. Walizer, R. Barnhart, R. Humber, A. Divell. Art Divell also represented East High School at State Orchestra. AMERICAN LEGION AND D. A. R. AWARDS GARTER AND SUSPENDER AWARD Trina Stockman Ernest Pascorella 40 Row 1: J. Alocce—Ployer of the Week and All-City, A. Mitchell—Ployer of the Week ond All-City. Row 2: E. Arrington—Player of the Week, J. Pohl—Player of the Week, R. Arrington—Player of the Week, All-City, All State, AP All 33, Jewish Veterans' Award, Notre Dame Alumni Award, All American, and Athlete of the Year. Joe lipchik and Art Miller ALL SCHOLASTIC WATER POLO Senior Class Officers Junior Class Officers Sophomore Class Officers Fred Rush, Joe Lipchik, Barbara Duda Tom Carpenter, George Jester Marlene Orloff, Darlene Huegel Trina Stockman Gerold Klemushin, Peggy Beavers Clifford Zolikoff, Robert Humber 41 Boys’ College Club OFFICERS T. Bellingham, M. Walizer, Advisor—Mr. Gillespie, F. Hyatt, E. Mueller. Row 1: Officers; F. Hyatt, E. Mueller, M. Walizer. Row 2: D. Bush, C. Williamson, R. Barnhart, D. Heibel, W. Lee, G. Klemushin, W. Kola, G. Jester, J. Holmwood. Row 3: R. Airgood, T. Brzostowski, J. Upchik, M. Wogner, W. Lacey, R. Frazier, E. Hughes, G. Lewis, C. Hutchinson, Advisor—Mr. Gillespie. Row 4: J. Wertz, J. Pohl, E. Pascarella, F. Andrzejewski, R. Carr, F. Rush, F. Peterson, D. Williams, W. Petit. Row 5: C. Gorton, A. Divell, W. Strenio, R. Varhola, E. Thomas, R. Humber, V. Secarea, J. Watts. This year the Boys College Club was one of the liveliest organizations at East High. They started off the year with a trip to Allegheny and Thiel Colleges. Under the expert and enthusiastic guidance of Mr. Gillespie, the Boys’ College Club was able to have several meetings at Y-Co, the very popular dance. Among other activities the Boys’ College Club had a joint meeting with the Girls’ College Club, a mixer party, and a spring trip. 43 Girls' College Club OFFICERS N. Munz, L. Nosh, Advisor—Mrs. Mew, 8. Scardinski, B. Duda. The Girls’ College Club is organized to help those girls who are interested in furthering their education. Representatives from various colleges and other occupations are invited to speak at the meetings, which are held monthly. A Christmas tea and the spring banquet are annual events which are enjoyed by all the members. Under the presidency of Nancy Munz, with the aid of the advisors, Mrs. Mew and Miss Parker, the College Club this year has helped many girls to decide on their future vocations. 44 Tom-Tom Row 1: F. Hyatt, A. Stephenson, J. Pinski, R. Airgood. Row 2: O. Smolakov, I. Crawley, L. DeDionisio, G. Raffels. Row 3: C. Smith, G. Trochowski, M. Benecki, M. Hirsch. Row 4: J. Simmons, J. Stover, M. Stocker, C. Thomas, S. Long. Our school newspaper, the “Tom-Tom,” keeps students informed about school news and current happenings. Scholarship, co-operation, and resourcefulness are among the qualities a prospective member must have. The staff and their advisor, Mr. Pora, put much time and effort into reporting, writing, and proofreading. Organizations like the yearbook and newspaper must depend on themselves to raise the necessary funds to carry on. One of the ways the “Tom-Tom” staff earned money this year was by sponsoring a Faculty vs. Varsity basketball game. 45 Sunrise Row 1: F. Rush, J. Szymecki, M. Walizer, Advisor, Miss King, C. Williamson. Row 2: K. Stockman, M. Sanner, K. Kelley, S. Barney. Row 3: G. Klemushin, F. Klemushin, R. Carr, R. Hain, M. Wagner, B. Jant, E. Pascarel'a, A. Goetze, B. Duda. Absent. R. Slivinski. The “Sunrise” staff is made up of 21 students who labor throughout the school year to produce a yearbook that will be remembered by all seniors. This year the “Sunrise” crew was led by editor Sharon Long and piloted by Miss King. Money-raising projects have included two dances and the selling of candy, Christmas wrappings, and yearbook covers. By the way, this is the Sunrise theme song: YOU ARE MY SUNRISE, MY ONLY SUNRISE, YOU MAKE ME HAPPY 46 Standing: J. Szymecki, K. Casey, C. Williamson, B. Jant. Seated: Advisor, Miss King, Editor, S. Long. WHEN SKIES ARE GRAY AND SCARLET TOO. Twirlers K. Casey, Co-Captain—E. Blinn, A. Burke N. Munz, B. Kinem S. Sonntag, G. Theobald J. Szymecki, E. Simon, Captain—S. Bellingham, K. Macosko, S. O'Donnel Led by captain Sue Bellingham, the East High Twirlers add vim and vigor to school assemblies and rallies. Their snappy routines are achieved by daily practice every sixth period. In addition, the girls, on their own time, instruct and help beginning twirlers at the spring tryout sessions. One of their most recent projects was the planning of an overnight bus trip in conjunction with the band. 47 Co-Captain, E. Blinn; Captain, S. Bellingham, Advisor, Miss Pille. Cheerleaders Row 1: Barbara Scardinski, Kathy Collins, Kathy Evans, Rose Tynecki, Eileen Collins, Donna Tekotte. Row 2:Co Captain—Pat Tynecki, Captain—Jean DeTuerk. The East High cheerleaders have worked hard devising new cheers and perfecting cartwheels and somersaults to make the rallies lively. Always present at football and basketball games, they play an important role in the promotion of school spirit. Under the leadership of Captain Jean DeTuerk and Advisor Mr. Kahl, the cheerleaders’ money-raising projects have included a dance and the selling of booster buttons and cowbells. 48 Advisor, Mr. Kohl, Captain, Jean DeTuerk; Co-Captain, Pat Tynecki. Spanish Club Row 1 :”Offkers; K. Mumford, J. Szymeck . B. Mass, N. Munz. Row2: M. Nicks, E. Dunbar, P. Zenewicz, R. Toran, J. lee. Row 3: B. Sh erred, A. Sulecki, M. Wilcox, M. Sar.ner, M. Sherrell, S. McNeil, K. Bcrnett. Row 4: L Amendola, H. Dunbar, K. Kelley, E. Thompson, Advisor—Miss Rybinski. French Club Row 1: Officers; S. O'Donnel, M. Wagner, B. Wasielewski, C. Przybzewski. Row 2: K. Daub. P. Gausman, P. Barrett, P. Weed. S. Bellingham. Row 3: E. Blinn, H. Hein, C. Hubiak, J. Lata, A. Burke. Row 4: S. Sonntog, B. Baum, R. Protaz, W. Swantek. Y. George, j. Henriksen. Row 5: M. Wesner, C. Higgins. V. Jendreck. Advisor—Mrs. Shevick. J. Pinsk:. Row 6: R. Rudzinski, L Zielewski, R. Montague, J. Koskie, A. Hoar, E. Thomas. 49 12th Grade Y-Teens Seoted: Advisors: Mrs. Meyner, Mrs. Wingerter, Mrs. Plavcon. Standing: Presidents: C. DeTuerk, L EkimofF, J. Szymecki. The chief purpose of the Y-Teens is to help others. Any girls in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grade may join. It is affiliated with the Y. W. C. A., which extends to all Y-Teens the same privileges as to their regular members. Each year the organization fills food baskets at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter for needy families. Every fall and spring a formal dance is sponsored by Y-Teens. In order to attend, members must earn points by helping the less fortunate. The faculty advisors this year are: 12th grade, Mrs. Plavcan; 11th grade, Mrs. Meyner; 10th grade, Mrs. Wingerter. 50 11th Grade Y-Teens 10th Grade Y-Teens 51 A. V. A. and Stagecrew Row 1: Corl Pawlik, Gerald Walters, Frank Stasiewski, Bob Connors, Leroy Sittinger, Cyril Hatcher, Malcolm Smith, Gary Norman, Pat Zuba. Row 4: Ron Cenfentelli, Art Mr. Williams. Tom Watson, Tom Henderson, Bob Winschel. Row 2: Tom Kaliszewski. Row 3: David Kelly, Jack McLaughlin, Kujawinski, Val Dobry, Dave Przychodzien, Advisor, Clothing Club Seated: Officers-. B. Dombrowiak, C. Piotrowicz, D. Anderson. Row 1: G. Fellows, J. States, B. States, G. Cartes, L Willmon, K. Darling, L. Raychowski. C, Holiday. Row 2: J. Overmoyer, J. Sobieski, S. Rzepecki, E. Hundy, Advisor, Miss Rectenwal. 52 Hi-Y Row 1: Officers: M. Wolizer, D. Heibel, J. DeCora, T. Tailing. B. Frew. Row 2: K. Irish. G. Jester, J. lipchik, E. Mueller, J. Klemushin, P. Olaughlin, L Amendola, J. Holmwood. Row 3: Advsor, Mr. Filipowski, R. Airgood, D. Williams, T. Piotrowicz, W. Strenio, T. Hart. Row 4: R. Anderson, J. Pinski, F. Hyatt, D. Roncevic, F. Rush, G. Lewis, R. Michels. Distributive Education Row 1: Officers, M. Twohig, D. Kelly, B. Ruff, J. Zurawski Row 2: B. Birt, D. Chaffee, N. Peelman, J. Zurawski, D. Cash, J. Skolnik. Row 3: D. Droszkiewicz, P. Szymanowski, K. Wilkins, C. Romanski. Row 4: C. Nichols, P. Golab, E. Chrostowski, M. Matulevich, B. Sutton, J. Zingelewicz. Row 5: T. Baron, R. Lata, D. O'Neal, R. Durante. 53 Lettermen’s Club Row 1: T. Baginski, D. Bakko, J. Steff, R. Varhola, J. Lipchik, C. Zolikoff, E. Thomas, F. Peterson, R. Kowalewski, R. Arrington, E. Pascarella. Row 2: R. Dombrowski, J. Klemushin, E. Arrington, E. Hughes, G. Jester, R. Airgood, T. Kaliszewski, P. Buziewicz, J. Pohl, T. Bellingham, C. Williamson, $. Sienecki. Advisor, Mr. Price. Row 3: D. Hennick, E. Mueller, C. Gorton, S. Szymanski, P. Govriloff, R. Ersley, J. Gennuso, B. Moser, F Stover, H. Dunbar, B. Narusewicz. Library Club Row 1: F. Wosileff, E. Dunbar, G. Trochowski, K. Stunder, P. Tynecki. M. Turowski, K. Daub. Row 2: N. Dean, K. Mumford, R. Tynecki. A. Burke, S. Miller, J. Guianen, I. Kola, S. Bellingham, J. Fijal, F. Johnson, D. Watkin, C. Mackintosh, M. Monrow, D. Pietrosiewicz. 54 Explorer Scout Post 65 Row 1: Committee Chairmen—Mr. Gardner; Officers—C. Williamson, R. Airgood, D. Heibel, M. Wolizer, E. Poscarella; Advisor— Mr. Bannister. Row 2: R. Varhola, J. Heinrich, R. Ersley, D. Anderson. Row 3: W. Eksarchow, G. Lewis, E. Hughes, E. Mueller, D. Mascara. Row 4: C. Gorton, R. Anderson, J. Pinski, D. Przychodzein, E. Thomas, R. Narusewicz, F. Stover, V. Secareo. Geography Club Row 1: J. Riseon, M. Bebko, A. Bobango, N. Peterson, J. Greider, S. Amendola. Row 2: D. Popoff, P. Parkowski, P. Kimmeth, G. Birt, G. Thompson, M. Solomon, S. Golombiewski. Row 3: P. Lada, Advisor—Mrs. Dhus, G. Schwartz, D. Vargulich, S. Wright, W. Stafford, G. Long, Advisor—Mr. Drew. 55 Junior Band Row 1: M. Komarow, C. Rush, C. Fluegel, M. Eicher, R. Tekotte. Row 2: G. Casey, R. Finster, K. Dixon, N. Smith, B. Strenio, M. Iwanuek, M. SokolofF, N. Pelintky, E. Carr, P. Johnson, C. Miraldi, C. Snedden, D. Wilkins, D. Bobango, J. Grippe. Row 3: C. Sheppard, S. Sutton, D. Spencer, M. Zelepsky, A. Vitelli, H. Carr, C. Balognae, G. Rowen, B. Yochim, C. William, E. King, R. Leonard, R. Hough, D. Aichner, S. Secarea, J. Miller, J. Barnes, E. Fredericks, T. Grace. Row 4: R. Pick, W. Eksarchow, C. Harmon, R. Obermanns, K. Ray, J. Tuzynski, I. Baxter, J. Ebner, J. Fisher, L Sittinger, J. Sherrell, J. Hoffman, M. Evanoff, W. Wagner, P. Gotham. Training Band Row 1: L. Calabrese, D. Johnson, S. Wright, G. Thompson, L. Stunder. Row 2:D. Long, J. Radcliffe, G. Lynch, J. Tyler, G. Vangeli, E. Johnson, E. Porshewski, G. Hash, C. Petroff, K. Carpenter, A. Smith. Row 3: R. Anderson, K. Flick, W. Gregory, G. Nicks, J. Connors, K. Eller, L. Meredith, J. Seaton, A. Goodwin, R. Rounds, R. Volski, R. Curtiss, A. Cummings. D. Divell. Row 4: Mr. Ricart, V. Knight, R. Moyo, D. Higby, G. Mayo. 57 Senior Band Row 1: B. Dudo, K. Stunder, R. Harrison, P. Gross, L. Nash. Row 2: R. Humber, M. Tarasovich, B. Mitchell, E. Hopkins, D. Heibel, J. Pinski, R. Eicher, E. Mueller, J. Simmons, J. Lata, G. Lewis, W. Frew, M. Morrison, C. Gorton. Row 3: W. Dear, S. Fredericks, C. Slivinski. B. Lacy, G. Moss, L. Watson, R. Connors, J. Currie, J. Aichner, B. Sutton, D. Lodge, B. Runstedler, G. Dunlap, S. Copeland, R. Cosby, R. Currie, B. Michel, F. Stover, D. Krul. Row 4: M. Walizer, A. Divell, G. Norman, S. Orzechowski, L. Rachocki, T. Hart, J. Gennuso, G. Fisher, J. Wertz, W. Pettit, M. Stocker, R. Filipkowski, L. Amendola, C. Yochim, V. Secareo. Instrumental Music The Instrumental Music Department of East High, greatly aided by renovations which included three practice rooms, continues to contribute to the fullest in its various capacities. Mr. Donald G. Ricart, the director, supervises the functions of the music department and co-ordinates the individual classes. The Junior String Class is composed of seventh and eighth graders who have had two years previous experience on the violin. In their string class they gain more ability to play together and learn new and more difficult techniques. For some students this is also a transitory period. Balanced instrumentation is desired in the String Ensemble; therefore, many Junior strings make the change from a violin to a bass viol, a cello, or a viola to fill this need. The String Ensemble plays music that is complete without the wind instruments that are a necessary part of an orchestra. For the Christmas Program and commencement exercises Mr. Ricart completes the ensemble with band members to create an orchestra. The accomplishments of these string groups make them commendable organizations of East High. 58 The initial training of future band members begins in the Training Band where seventh grade students learn the fundamentals of music and acquire a basic knowledge concerning their individual instrument. Their opportunity to demonstrate what they have learned comes with the annual spring band concert. Junior Band provides for the development of aspiring instrumentalists. They learn some of the finer points of music and enlarge on their ability. Marching is essential to a high school band and Junior Band is no exception, for every year they anticipate performing at a football game. The time and the effort put forth in Junior and Training Bands begin to pay off in Senior Band. The band plays at football games and rallies and performs in all the civic parades. This year they accompanied the football team to Corry. Being considered one of the most outstanding bands in the city, they played at the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of the Erie County Thruway and gave a concert for a Kiwanis Club luncheon. They presented a concert to the student body as well as rendering their annual spring concert for the public. Conneaut Valley was one of the places visited on the spring concert trip. The band had a full and successful year and represented East High well everywhere they went. On The Field 59 String Ensemble K. Kelley, K. Zingelewicz, C. Chludzinski. C. DeTuerk, E. Mueller, V. Goose v, B. Jant, C. Erpenbach, M. Lee, R. Konieczko. Junior Strings Row 1: D. Thompson, D. Bendig, J. Rilling, B. States, K. Bailey. Row 2: J. Jones, G. Schwartz, P. Caldwell, Mr. Ricart, R. Glover, N. Kushel, A. Babango, S. Golambiewski, N. Krayeski. 60 East High Choral Music The East High Choral Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Harold Crandall, is composed of the Junior Girls’ Chorus, the Senior Girls’ Chorus, and the A Capella Choir. Each year they present Winter and Spring Choral Concerts. Our annual Christmas program features the caroling of these choral groups. After the program they fill the halls with the traditional hymns of Christmas. This year fifteen members of the choir appeared on WICU television and radio programs during the Yuletide season. In the Eastcapades this spring, the choir had the opportunity to sing musical lyrics composed by our own Mr. Johnson. The lyrics followed closely the showboat theme of the program. VARIETY — THAT’S WHAT THIS CRUISE IS GOING TO BRING; VARIETY — YOU'U FIND IT WHEN WE DANCE AND SING; WE'VE GOT THE KEY — VARIETY; WE'VE GOT THE KEY — VARIETY.' Choir Row 1: D. Benecki, S. Bocianowski, B. York, S. Curry, J. Longer, B. Domkowski, D. Kuzminski, K. Gido, B. Nass. Row 2: Mr. Crandall, M. Hirsch, T. Amato, J. Fijol, J. Bogdanski, L Rychael, S. Gulnac, N. Swenson, M. Goszkowski, D. Watkins, N. Gratkowski. Row 3: F. Staslewski, H. Schoen, P. Zuba, D. Hollensworth, P. Jenkins, R. Dombrowski, R. Carr, R. Carr, B. Homicz, P. Eckels, J. Gennuso, R. Hofmann, D. Stafford, G. Lucas. 61 Senior Girls’ Chorus Row 1: C. Mezzacapo, K. Gibbens, D. Washok, I. Smith, A. Carrig, J. LeMaye, K. Kutterna, M. Weaver. Row 2: Mr. Crandall, B. Peelman, J. Peelman, I. Simmons, L. Keys, S. Cyparski, M. DiBello, C. DeTuerk, M. Bakka. Row 3: M. Fried, C. Eddy, A. Demtler, J. Moore, E. Forisko, M. Thompson, S. McNeil, C. McIntosh, M. Gray. Junior Girls’ Chorus Row 1: Mr. Crandall, B. Woods, B. Dombroliak, J. Coleman, S. Walmsby, D. Oaks, C. Demzalski, D. Fluegel, V. Henneberry, N. Grandy. Row 2: D. August, N. Orton, J. Simms, D. Krukowski, P. Pope, J. Niles, M. Mitchell, F. Madera, K. Bartholomew, S. Concialdi. 62 Aichn ar, J. Airgood, R. Aker, R. Amato, T. Anderson, R. Austin, J. Barnett, K. Barney, S. Barrett, P. Battles, I. Baum, B. Beavers, M. Benecki, M. Bocianowski, S. Bowes, C. Brinig, M. Brzezinski, D. Bukala, R. Carney, K. Carpenter, T. Carter, 0. Catherman, C. Celeski, E. Chalupczunski, R. Chrzanowski, D. Consider, R. Cooper, G. Culbertson, D. Curry, S. Cyparski, H Daub, H. DeCara, J. Dunbar, E. Eicher, R. Ekimoff, L. Eldridge, R Enders, T. Eyres, R. Frew, W. Gausman, P. Geotze, A. Grabowski, F. Gross, P. Hart, T. Hewitt, S. Hofmann, R. Holden, B. Holliday, A. Holmwood, J. Hoovler, J. Hoovler, R. Hopkins, D. Hough, M. Hubiak, C. Hughes, E. Jares, D. Jellison, V. Jendreck, V. Jester, G. Justka, R. Kola, W. Kaliszewski, T. Kinem, B. Klemushin, G. Kowalewski, R. Krul, D. Krysiak, C. Krysiak, F. London, N. Lastowski, R. Lee, W. Lewis, G. Lingle, G. Lodge, D. Lucas, G. Malanecki, W. Maleski, J. McKee, T. McKeone, D. Michalak, L. Mielewski, S. Miller, A. Miller, S. Mitchell, B. 64 Montague, D. Morrison, M. Nopierkowsk?, M. A. Nosh, L. O’Hara, R. Orton, G. Overmoyer, J. Pesta, C. Peterson, A. Peterson, F. Petroff, C. Pinski, J. Plyler, C. Pry, D. Przybyszewski. C. Rearick, S. Repoff, C. Rodriguez, E. Rose, M. Rose, P. Runstedler, B Schoen, H. Schultz. K. See, L. Shaw, M. Simon, D. Slivinski, R. Smith, J. Smith, N. Sokolowski, E. Sonntag, S. Stafford, D. Stosiewski, F. Stearns, G. Storten, W. Stover, F. Strenio, R. Strenio, W. Sulecki, A, Swenson, N. Szymanski, T. Tailing, T. Tarasovich, M. J. Thomas, E. Thompson, E. Tofel. T. Tomczak, L Toroin, R. Turynski, E. Twohig, E. Vinopal, J. Wasielewski, B. Wosielewski, R. Woskiewicz, A. Watkins, D. Weaver, S. Weed, C. Wesner, M. Wilcox, M. Wilkins, A. Williams, D. Wokott, K. Yoculan, D. York, B. Zuba, P. Andersen, D. Andrychowski, D. Andrychowski, D. Arrington, E Bakka, M. L Bargielski, C. Bednarski, K. Berg, K. Cabaday, T. Carlson, G. Carlson, M. Carter, R. Connors, R. Orzechowski, S, Copeland, S. Croushore, W. Culbertson, K. Curry, J. 65 Czigler, J. Dance, R. Daub, K. Dean, B. Dear, W. De Dionisio, I. Demchak, S. De Tuerk, C. DiBello, M. Divell, A. Dunbar, H. Eddy, C. Filipowski, D. Findley, P. Fitzgerald, M. Fox, M. Fredrychowski, D. Gardner, C. GavrilofF, P. George, J. Gibbens, K. Gido, M. Gorchinsky, F. Gorton, C. Guyoski, P. Hagan, B. Hain, S. Harris, F. Harrison, R. Hewitt, I. Hoar, A. Hofmann, J. Homicz, R. Hoovler, W Hopkins, E. Huegel, D. Humber, R. Hundy, E. Hutchinson, C. Irene, P. Johnson, F. Kalisto, L Komorek, P, Karlein, C. Krolikowski, K. Kuhn, C. lacy, B. LaMaye, J. Lawger, J. lata, J. lee, J. long, S. lutterbaugh, J. Malinowski, F. Marzka, D. McIntosh, C. McNeil, S. Merritt, J. Michalski, J. Michel, R. Moehl, L Monroe, M. Moose, S. Moser, B. Myhoffer, P. Matcher, C. Nicks, J. Nievelski, R. Norman, G. Olszewski, G. OrlofF, M. Cosby, L. Palmer, G. Overmoyer, R. Peelman, B. Peelman, J. Pelinsky, P. Petit, W. Picheco, M. Pierzynski, A. Pietrasiewicz, D. Piotrowicz, C. Pohl, J. Pohl, S. 66 ! C © i 'mm a a Powell, J. Rachocki, L Rainey, A. Rudzinski, R. Ruff, J. Rzepecki, S. Weaver, M. Weitz, J. Willioms, P. Wilt, J. Wittenburg, G. Wojciechowski, M. Woods. B. Wozniok, C. Samueloff, R. Schaller, J. Schertzer, F. Scott, C. Secarea, V. SSerrell, M. Sienecki, S. Simmons, J. Smith, C. Smith, I. Smith, P. Snippert, P. Sokolowski, G. Stafford, E. Steinhauer, L Stocker, M. Stover, J. Szczesny, C. Szymanowicz, J. Szymecki, C. Tarasov-ch, J. Thomas, C. Thompson, S. Tornincasa, C. Uminska, A. Vender, P. Vogel, K. Washok, D. Watral, J. Watts. J. 67 Wright, B. Zielewski, L Zielinski, P. Zingelewicz, K. Zolikoff, C. Zurawski, G. Angelotti, R. August, D. Baginski, S. Bonak, J. Barnett, H. Barnett, R. Bartholomew, B. Bartholomew, K. Baxter, L Beavers, J. Behringer, K. Bolmanski, M. A. Buerger, R. Bujnowski, C. Bush, J. Buszek, J. Butler, D. Chludzinski, C. Christensen, B. Chrzonowski, R. Cioccio, L Clark, D. Cleaver, M. Coleman, J. Concialdi, S. Cooper, K. Courtney, J. Coverdale, R. Crockett, D. Croushore, D. Crowner, M. Crowner, R. Currie, R. Curtis, P. Czarnecki, A. Czuwara, B. Czuwora, L Dalton, N. Dash, C. Deeter, J. Demchak, R. DiBello, J. Dombrowiak, B. Dopierala, A. Dzvonyicsak, G. Eksorchow, W. Eller, D. Enders, J. Erpenbach, C. Evanoff, M. Evans, K. Fetzner, B. Filippo, A. Finnegan, K. Frame, N. Fromknecht, E. Fuches, P. Fuller, R. Fulton, R. George, M. George, R. Golab, D. Golab, M. Golombiewski, B. Goossev, V. Gotham, P. Grieshaber, D. Grandy, N. Harmon, C. Haschalk, J. Hathaway, L Hayes, G. Henderson, C. Hermeberry, V. Hess, V. Hilbert, P. Himes, J. Holiday, C. Holmwood, R. Hubert, P. 63 Huegel, C. Hunter, R. Hupp, S. Jackson, S. James, A. Janowski, R. Jaworowski, R. Jendryejewski, F. Johnson, R. Joslin, C. Jruchanowicz, E. Kolista, M. J. Kaliszuk, H. Konoga, P. Katchen, R. Kelley, H. Kerr, M. E. Klins, K. Knepper, G. Knight, H. Komisarski, C. Konieczko, R. Konior, P. Kopcznski, R. Kowalski, S. Kramer, D. Krukowski, M. Kuhn, B. Kujan, C. Kunik, J. Lata, C. Leoche, S. Lee, D. Lee, J. Lee, M. 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Hamilton, B. Hodges, R. Keys, L Rudler, G. Stafford, L. Thompson, M. Williams, L (ft ft r Vi JfNIOIt DOM: T!£ f r m Jl n fi i: £1 £ Jerry, Anna, and Sonia too. With brushes, scissors, and a jar of glue, They cut and they pasted, No time was wasted, To make possible this section for you. Row 1: K. Bednorski, J. Pinski, A. Mitchell, P. Buziewicz, J. Alacce, J. Maleski, C. ZolikofF, W. Rose, R. Aker, A. Kujawinski. Row 2: T. Bagintki, J. Pohl, D. Przychodzien, T. Tailing, D. Heeter, T. Bellingham, T. Carpenter, F. Stover, T. McKee, J. DeCara, A. Miller. Row 3:Coach—A. Detzel, R. Arrington, E. Arrington, E. Pascarello, C. Williamson, R. Kowalewski, A. Szymanski, G. Fisher, R. Airgood, R. Eldridge, I. Battles, Coach—C. Metzgar, R. Norusewicz. Varsity Football The 1960 Football Team, under the guidance of the Detzel boys and with the stellar playing of the fabulous brothers, “Stonewall” Rich and “Little” Eddie Arrington, managed to come up with a successful season of 5 wins and 4 losses to gain a third place tie in the City Series. The team started the season with a respectable 25-7 loss to the P. I. A. A. powerhouse, Johnstown. In the next game the team gave the home crowd something more to cheer about, beating Meadville 19-6. This win was followed by a decisive victory over Harborcreek 20-7; a squeaker over McDowell, 7-0, put East in the Big Seven lead. Our team continued to follow the winning road with a 31-19 romp over Vincent in their City Series debut. Reaching their peak for the season the “Warring Warriors” knocked off Tech, at that time a leading contender for the city crown. However the next week the Warriors stumbled and fell to Prep 45-6. Still handicapped by the loss of several key men, the team dropped the next game to the Corry Beavers. Finally the Warriors made a vain attempt to end the season on the right foot, but sloshed their way through the mud to drop the final game to Academy 12-25. Some of the offensive specialists on the touchdown crew were Ike Battles, Fred Stover, Amos “Jones” Mitchell, John “Dago” Alacce, and “Wild Willy” Rose. The defensive stalwarts were bolstered by Ed Arrington, Bob “Kovy” Kowalewski, Tom Baginski, John Maleski, and Cliff “Russian” Zolikoff. East's sixty-minute “Iron Men” were Gordon Fisher, Joe “Tippy” Pohl, Tom “Blockhead” Carpenter, Jim DeCara, Ernie “Iron Nose” Pascarella, and Rich Arrington, East High’s All-City, All-State, and All-American. 78 East piles on Mitchell tries a block Alacce takes a dive Mitchell and Alacce team up Blockers on the move A Centaur gets saddled Mitchell makes a gain Baginski bags a Colonel 79 Row 1: M. Krukowski, R. Buerger, W. Wojolek, P. Tomlin, C. Joilin, D. Shutoff, H. Woodard, C. Hutchinson. Row 2: R. Somueloff, L. Crosby, P. Hilbert, D. Butler, R. Barnett, J. Watts, R. Overmoyer. Row 3: Manager—C. Gorton, R. Lelonek, T. Moleski, R. Ccverdale, J. McCarthy, T. May, G. York, J. Bush. Junior Varsity Although the JV’s lost the greater portion of their games this season, they fulfilled their main purpose which is to train new material for future varsity squads. Many JV players have risen to the ranks of the varsity and blossomed into fine athletes. Despite a definite lack of experience and depth, the JV’s gave their all in every game and should be complimented on a fine team effort and outstanding school spirit. 80 Coach Gordnor, E. Mueller, D. Hennick, R. Ersley, R. Jankowski, R. Dressier, E. Hughes, R. Varhola, Manager, F. Hyatt. Cross Country Under the experienced guidance and leadership of Coach Gardner and Captain Dick Ersley, the cross country team was able to come up with only a 2 and 7 record for the 1960 season. An unusually small turnout may be partly to blame. Captain Dick Ersley took 10th place in the District 10 meet. When Dick graduates this spring, the loss will be felt by the ’61 team. But with such runners as Ed Thomas, John Twohig, and Ed Hughes returning, all hopes are not lost. SCORES East 34 Academy 21 East 24 Tech 31 East 38 Vincent 17 East 31 Prep 24 East 38 Academy 17 East 28 Tech 27 East 23 Meadville 32 East 39 Vincent 16 East 34 Prep 21 81 Row 1: R. Szymanowski, L Popoff, J. Popoff, F. Evans, B. Gausman, S. Simon, E. Dean, R. Wilson. Row 2: H. Dunbar, P. Gavriloff, R. Anderson, F. Peterson, R. Cenfetelli, J. Upchik, A. Miller, G. Jester, B. Moser, C. Szymecki. Row 3: Coach—P. Hart, R. Muroff, J. lutterbaugh, M. George, T. Mascaro, D. Schneider, J. Pinski, L Pixley, D. Shutoff. Absent—J. Klemushin. Water Polo The Water Polo team made a good start this year winning the first meet with Tech. Lack of experience was a definite handicap, for in spite of the excellent team spirit they were able to come up with only one other victory. Two players, Joe Lipchik and Art Miller, made the all-city team. Joe graduates this year, but Art will be back next season. With most of the players returning a little more experienced, Coach Hart is looking forward to a more successful season next year. SCORES East 6 Tech 2 East 2 Vincent 5 East 1 Prep 4 East 4 Academy 5 East 5 Academy 6 East 2 Prep 6 East 1 Vincent 4 East 6 Tech 5 82 Row 1: A. Dean, R. Wilson, C. Szymecki, J. Pinski, G. Klemushin, H. Dunbar, M. George, S. Simon, F. Evans. Row 2: R. Wosie!ewsk:, T. Mascaro, R. Narusewicz, J. Lipchik, F. Peterson, R. Anderson, G. Jester, R. Moser, P. GavrilofF. Row 3: Coach Hart, R. Szymanowski, D. ShutofF, I. PopofF, T. Hart, J. lutterbaugh. Swimming Coach Hart’s 1961 swimming team is to be congratulated on its 50-50 season with 6 wins and 6 losses. The team was composed mostly of sophomores and juniors; so in the forthcoming years we can anticipate an experienced, invincible team. A top honor was awarded to Fred Peterson who won the 100 yard breast stroke event in the annual district meet. 83 Row 1: J. Gennuso, E. Sokolowski, D. Montague, I. Battles, D. Williams, R. Dombrowski. Row 2: Manager—R. Dreischal, A. Kujo-winski, R. O'Hara, W. Frew, R. Rose, J. StefF, T. Baginski, D. Bakka, J. Holm wood. Coach Arrowsmith. Varsity Basketball With experienced starters Tom Baginski, Doug Bakka, Roman Dombrowski, Gordy Fisher, Ike Battles, and Dennie Montaque showing typical East High drive and determination, the basketball team ended the year with a 12-10 record. Although the team was unusually well-balanced, there was a marked lack of depth on the bench. Next year’s team will be built around Ike and Dennie as Tom, Doug, Roman, and Gordy all leave via graduation. The individual honors go to Dennis, who was the city’s leading man in foul shots and rebounds. Dennis also led his own team’s individual scoring. 84 Kneeling: P. Tomlin, H. Woodard, S. Copeland, C. Joslin, C. Karlein. Standing: Coach Metzgar, R. Carter, J. Watts, J. Pohl, R. Homicz, O. Lyons, R. Coverdole. J. V. Basketball Under the capable leadership of Coach Metzgar, the J. V. basketball team was able to come up with a good record of 9 wins and 13 losses in 1961. When these junior cagers enter senior high and join the varsity squad, their experience will prove to be of advantage to the Warriors. In them we have the potential for a championship team. Junior High Basketball East High is also represented on the hardwood floor by a Junior High Basketball squad. The purpose of this group is to train material for future basketball teams. Row I: C. Woodord, L. Kotchen, C. Currie, R. Chrzanowski, D. Wilkins. Row 2: R. Crowner, W. Eksarchow, C. Williams, D. Shaner, T. Vitelli. 86 Tennis Row 1: Coach Neose, J. Guianen, P. Machuga, E. Hughes, W. Strenio. Row 2: R. Zemanek, J. Humber. Handicapped by a small turnout, the tennis team fell to a 1-3 record last spring. Returning this year are E. Hughes and W. Strenio. Although possessing a rather lean record, these boys work hard and are a credit to East High. Golf Although sporting only a 0-11 record for the 1960 golf season, Coach Christoff has hopes for a good season in “61.” The only team members lost through graduation were Mike Pelinsky and Mel Samueloff. East Vi Academy ll' j East 2Vi Prep 9 Vi East 1 Vi Tech 10' j East 0 Vincent 12 East 2 McDowell 10 East 4' j Lawrence Park 7 Vi East 2Vl Academy 9 Vi East 3 Prep 9 East 3 Tech 9 East 2 Vi Vincent 9 Vi East 3 McDowell 9 Row 1: H. Schoen, D. Willioms, T. Tolling, M. Pelinsky. R. Rose. Row 2: Coach Christoff, F. Peterson, C. Korlein, J. Steff, J. lipchik. 87 Row 1: R. Rudd, O. Lyons, G. Dance, L. Meredith, D. Golob, R. Eddy, E. Eddy. R. Ersley, H. Joyes, M. Molewski, A. Mitchell, Cooch Brabender. Row 2: J. DiBello, C. Gorton, D. Wittenberg, E. Thomas, N. Seelinger, G. Hayes, T. Kolisiewski, C. Zolikoff, J. Malewski, T. Carpenter, D. Heeter, R. Kowaleski, E. Arrington, R. Arrington. City-District Wrestling Champs! This year’s wrestling team can easily be recorded on a par with the City-District Champs of last year. Finishing the season with a 11-1-1 record, the team tied for the city championship with Strong Vincent. The lone loss was to Vincent, and the tie was with the Colonels in the playoff. Even so the Warriors remain champions until decisively beaten. With the help of City Champs, Tom Carpenter, and the unbeaten trio of Neal Seelinger, Ed Arrington, and Rich Arrington, the Warriors went on to beat Vincent and repeat as District 10 champs. Losing only Neal and Rich through graduation, the wrestling team should be a cinch to repeat again next year with starters Joe DiBello, Chuck Gorton, Ed Thomas, Cliff Zolikoff, Tom Kaliszewski, John Maleski, Tom Carpenter, Bob Kowaleski, and Ed Arrington as a nucleus for the next championship team. 88 East 44 East 35 East 16 m Q SA 42 East 46 East 37 East 43 East 27 East 46 East 40 East 37 East 41 East 20 Tech Prep Strong Vincent Academy Tech McDowell Prep Strong Vincent LeBoeuf Academy Northeast Corry Strong Vincent 89 Row 1: D. Williams, R. Narusewicz, F. McClimans, J. Pohl, J. Gennuso, R. Bukola, S. Sienecki. Row 2: Mgr. H. Dunbar, J. Sorensen, J. Decara J. Steff, T. S'otes, Coach Price. Baseball At the start of the 1960 season many people had high hopes for the baseball team because of an unusually large turnout. As the season progressed, however, the team slipped downwards and ended with a 1-11 record. The highlight of the season came with John Sorenson’s home run in the Harborcreek game. This year we hope to field another highly competent team with such players as D. Williams, R. Narusewicz, J. Pohl, J. Gennuso, S. Sienecki, J. Decara, and J. Steff returning. SCORES East 0 Prep 8 East 1 Harborcreek 3 East 4 Tech 9 East 3 Academy (Tie) 3 East 1 (Playoff) 3 East 3 Vincent 7 East 4 McDowell 9 East 6 Prep 12 East 3 Harborcreek 2 East 2 Tech 11 East 3 Academy 9 East 3 Vincent 6 East 5 McDowell 7 90 Row 1: J. lipchik, R. Ersley, E. Thomas, D. Hennick, J. Alacce. Row 2: Coach Brabender, R. Cenfetelli, E. Pascarella, R. Jankowski, T. Carpenter. Track Last year’s team was strongest in the field events. Don Kwiatkowski took first place in the City Meet shot put, and Rich Arrington took a first in the District Meet. Although losing every meet in dual competition, the Warriors showed that ever-present ability to come from behind and took third place in the City Meet. This year’s team can do no worse and in view of the fine potential can be expected to do much better. 91 Jr. High Volleyball Sr. High Volleyball Kneeling: I. Raykowski. Sitting: S. Hupp, B. Kuhn, A. Haine, J. Slupski, N. Bonante. Standing: V. Wassil, B. Woods. Kneeling: L Kirk. Sitting: P. GorelofF, K. Macosko, M. Mirasek, I. Crowley, I. Kowalewski. Standing:K. Kelley, M. Kosobucki, N. Munz. Kneeling: R. Dance, B. Sherrell, D. Carter. Standing: D. Huegel, C. Eddy, M. Sherrell. Foul Shooting Front: B. Sherrel, P. Gyoski, E. Stofford. Bock: K. Klins, P. Williams, M. OrlofF. Jr. High Basketball Sr. High Basketball Row 1: B. Curry, C. Butler, D. Thompson, A. Curry. Row 2: C. Mayo, J. Machuga, S. Dan e, C. Zuravleff, J. Lyons. Sitting: C. Przybyszewski. Kneeling: P. Rose, S. Mielewski, C. Krysiak, C. Pesta, G. Stearns, C. Repoff. 93 Bowling Row 1: E. Blinn, P. Tynecki, R. Tynecki. Row 2: D. Krgl, C. Quinn, K. Kelley, E. Simon, G. Roffels, K. Macosko, Mrs. Hart. Row 3: Y. George, S. Long, P. Gareloff, P. Williams, A. Uminska, J. Henriksen, M. Wojciechowski, D. Huegel. Row 4: M. Kosobucki, M. Miraszek, S. Chylinski, L Kalista. Archery C. Repoff, S. Curry, K. Wolcott, D. Yoculan, K. Collins, E. Collins, M. L. Turowski, D. Lodge. 94 REMEMBER WHEN— __ Mr. Witkowski had a rogues' gallery” in physics class (members: Walizer, Pascarella, Zeny, Arrington, and Frazier)? — Mr. Christoff received a bottle of TRIG and some aspirins from his Trig class? — Trina's raccoon coat growled? _ students were excused to hear candidates Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Lodge? — the East band and twirlers were invited to entertain at the opening of the Thruway? _ on Friday the 13th it rained ice cubes in Johnstown, Pa. (i. e. for the football team)? __ five twirlers decorated O'Donnel's car with crepe paper streamers from a dance and the State Street by-standers asked, Where's the groom? ? __ the football team bought a seven-man sled with their hard-earned money and spent the whole season trying to break it? __ John Alacce didn't want to be like George Washington? _ levis were out, and pegged chinos were in ? __ most of the girls wore lavendar pleated skirts, well-worn sneakers, and bulky knits? — buzz” and flip were popular party games? _ the annex of East High was completely renovated? — fire engines crashed Nancy Munz's slumber party? — Mike Flatley treated the boys at the Hess Avenue Bakery with his presidential winnings from Miss Andrews? __ Paul Jenkins warned Karen Casey that lunch bags and milk bottles don't mix? — John Gennuso lost his class ring but knew where to find it? — Joe Lipchik threw an orange out the window of room 104? __ Eileen Blinn studied for mid-term exams in the Boston Store cafeteria? __ while driving through a gas station, Mike Tarasovitch was stopped by a telephone pole? __ Karen Stunder and Bob Homicz were married on stage during a rally? __ Donna and Jackie lost their voices in U. S. history class? __ the boys hung Jim Treiber for Senior Class President signs everywhere including the girls room? — when Ernie P. was thrown into the pool at the Explorers' co-ed splash party and basketball game? __ a furry creature crashed a party at Sharon O'Donnel's house? — Dress-Up Day was instituted at East High? __ Annette Burke caused a measles epidemic at Camp Hawthorne Ridge? __ canoeing lessons at the lagoons were o bi-weekly adventure? — Miss King cut out paper dolls in Sunrise class? __ certain East High girls invaded Lawrence Park territory? — Gail Raffels was The Big Man ? — Kathy Kelley had a hazardous trip to the pencil sharpener? — two freshmen pushed a defenseless, fully clothed senior into an ice-cold shower? — most students were not untouchables but unteachables '? __ the Mouseketeers were no longer seen, but Huckleberry Hound, Quick Draw M Graw, Boris and Natasha, and fractured fairy tales were comical cartoons? With Michael we had a hard time — He wouldn’t work worth a dime. He’d loaf and he'd goof— Aren't you sure that he's crazy? Well, I'm! Miss King, who is our advisor. Was always screaming deadline. She thought I should be wiser And be a worker instead of a socializer. —Mike. A boy from East was called Stonewall. He was a real whiz at football; He ran and he scored; His opponents he floored; Got dozens of trophies. That’s all. There once was a president named Fred; His honors ne’er went to his head. He presided so well All the noise he did quell. This senior class president named Fred. 95 Senior Personalities Best Build and Figure Best Citizen Bill Rose Sharon O'Donnel Fred Rush Jackie Szymecki Biggest Flirts John Alacce Kothie Januleski Most Active Amos Mitchell Jean DeTuerk Most Athletic Most Likely to Succeed Rich Arrington Isabel Crawley Ebby Mueller Nancy Munz 96 Senior Personalities Class Brains Friendliest Handsome and Pretty Charles Williamson Barbara Jant Ernie Pascarella Trina Stockman Tom Baginski Barb Scardinski Shy and Bashful Most Talented Paul Eckels Ann Stephenson Bob Hain Elaine Simon Wittiest Ron Cenfetelli Sharon Long GAZING INTO THE CRYSTAL BALL By Swamis Casey and Szymecki — Sue Bellingham breaks world's speed record for typing. — Elaine Simon, thanks to a miracle drug, never blushes again. — Gordy Fisher, proprietor of an ultra-modern bakery, decides to construct three more bakeries. — Fred Rush is the first Erieite to become president of the United States. — Freddy Klemushin has one of his paintings hung in the Louvre Museum. — Dick Ersley becomes the official torch carrier for the Olympic Games. — Ebby Mueller takes over when Lawrence Welk retires. — Gretchen Theobald, after 25 years of trying, finally passes a time test in typing. — Generals Heibel and Macosko sign a peace treaty to end the feud between the band and the twirlers. — Kathy Januleski gives her enormous collection of engagement rings to charity. — Tommy Baginski's new book, 1001 Ways to Goof Off in School,” sells its millionth copy. — Rich Arrington returns to East High’s cafeteria to sell wrestling tickets for the Olympic wrestling matches. — Mary Lynn Sanner is named Teacher of the Year again. — Charlie Williamson becomes chief forest ranger and bear-keeper at Jellystone National Park. — Roslyn Protaz writes, directs, produces, and stars in her own comedy program. — Jackie Szymecki is still sitting in Sunrise class trying to write a prediction for Ernie Pascarella. — after all these years, Tom Bellingham is still trying to convince everyone that he was accepted at Harvard. — Tom Brzostowski becomes the Einstein of America. — Sandys Bindeman and Turos continue to take driving lessons from Mr. Pomeroy. — East High and Vincent wrestlers tie once again in a play-off meet. THEME SONG FOR A CAREFREE SENIOR— The year of '60 - '61 Is almost over, almost done. We've worked and played and had some fun And this school year is almost done. September was the month begun; It seemed the annex would never be done; We had classes in halls and extra rooms; In the heat we suffered from tarry fumes. October came. For the Varsity team At rallies and games we let off steam. November brought guests to evaluate; We were most proper and sedate. Then basketball, wrestling, Christmas too— We hope Santa brought lots of gifts to you. In January this staff faced the fact That we'd better worry over pages we lacked To meet the deadlines for this Sunrise, Or blank pages would our readers surprise! February—and Valentine's Day. Wasn't it happy? Wasn't it gay? We wrote all our essays, read every book; But oh dear me, what trouble it took! We memorized the soliloquy — And decided Hamlet was our cup of tea! March came in with its usual wild roar, We counted again, as we had before, The days until May 26. Now joy and sadness we thoughtfully mix Joy to be free from our load of care— Sadness that no other school can compare With the one we're leaving on the 8th of June. Commencement night comes mighty soon! The year of '60 - '61 Is almost over, almost done. We've worked and played and had some fun, And this school year is almost done. 98 100 PATRON LIST In memory of JOHN HENRY ZURN Students are requeste J to give more than a passing glance at this list of loyal backers of your school who have volunteered to act as patrons. It would be commendable if you would express your appreciation when circumstances make it possible. Advance Printing and Litho. Co. Jacob B. Haller Co. Mehler 7-Up Bottling Co. R. D. McAllister Son Greengarden Lanes, Bowling Dr. Joseph H. Zipper Frank's Cleaners Upton Lang Co. Allshouse Business Forms Michael M. Palmisano, Esq. Erie Typewriter Company Troy Laundry Co. A. L. Savoio, M. D. Paul T. Allen Doctors Osteopathic Hospita Leon Rzepka Funeral Home Arthur B. Calabrese, Ph. D., ). O. Erie Sport Store Mac-Erie Manufacturing Co. Sports Center Gordon C. Swenson Baxter Accountants Donald C. Burton Funeral Home Alderman James T. Hogan St. George Funeral Home Dr. Albert Mango Edgar M. Nelson Funeral Home Dr. Mrs. R. L. Lasher Pulakos 926 Drs. Shipley, Penman, Layden Irving’s Shoes Dr. Robert L. Loeb Max Da rone Dr. William Lamberton Hammermill Paper Company Dick Johnson Insurance Agency Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Armour Company John G. Swenson Mickey Anderson Amusement Co. Lord Manufacturing Co. Erie Plating Co. Hughson Chemical Co. Blue Ribbon Recreation Lanes John V. Schultz Company Slovak National Club Sealtest Dairy Products Richard Brabender, Esq. Sanitary Farms Dairy, Inc. Priscilla's Restaurant Yaple's Dairy Erie City Manufacturing Co. Erie-Dairyland, Inc. Di Michael's Pizza Shops Erie Insurance Exchange Erie City Iron Works Sanner Office Supply Co. Sessingho us Ostergaard Inc. P. A. Meyer Son Arrow Tool Manufacturing Co. Lovell Manufacturing Co. Atlas Construction Co. Edward C. Doll Boldt Machinery Tools Co. American Hollow Boring Co. Joseph M. Faso, M. D. E. A. Doubet, Jewelers Catherine Little Mozur E. L. DiCola, D. O. The New Lawrence Hotel D. C. Carnevale, D. O. Johnson, Gray, and Associates A. Vitanza, D. O. Briggs-Hagenlocher, Inc. Halle Bros. Co. Gillespie Machine and Tool Co. A. O. Smith Corporation Erie Die Co. Erie Paint Company Erie Business Machines Co. 101 PATRON LIST Griffin Manufacturing Co. The Warren Company J. Spafford Becker Thomas E. McGinnis, Marine Sheet Metal Riegers The Erie Restaurant Nelson, Goldberg, and Heidt Charles F. Schaaf, M. D. John S. Clapp, M. D. Ralph Burbridge, M. D. James G. Hanes, Atty. John L. Coates R. C. Bloomstine Agency, Insurance The Parson Studio Rt. Rev. Wilford J. Nash, Gannon College Scobell Company, Inc. F. Joseph Brinig, M. D. Attorney Byron A. Baur Michael's Beauty Academy Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association John C. Melzer Funeral Home Mr. Mrs. Jackson Magenau Brown Brothers Sons, Inc. Kerner Tool and Die Co. Mason Memorial Studio Neth and Company Eckerd's Drug Stores Frontier Cake Shop August C. Mazza, M. D. American Sterilizer Co. Shreve Associates, Dependable Insurance William J. Haider, Inc. Sumner E. Nichols Burnham Lumber Co. Howard's Restaurant Heyl Physicians Supply Co. E. R. Hoffman Optical Co. E. E. Kemble, M. D. Douglas H. Graham Modern Heat Treating Co. White Rupert Realty Co. Steva's Welding, Kearsarge Palace Hardware Co., W. Erie Plaza C. Francis Hagerty Robert Seelar Co., Elevators A Friend 1. D. McQuistion H. E. Spaulding, M. D. EBCO industrial Park The Rich Greene Co. Modern Machinery Sales Potratz Floral Shop Herbert W. Appletree Co. Harold A. Simmons, Jr., Acct. Seymour’s Jewelers Dr. Mrs. James D. Weaver William J. Cavanaugh, Atty. Erie East Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Bailey B. Nagle J. N. Wilson Co., Rigging, Trucking Anthony Cleaners Norman W. Wilson Union Pattern Works Gustafson Optical Co. Dr. Mrs. Carl F. Geigel Richard C. Lyons, M. D. Dr. Mrs. M. Zeitzer William J. McDougall, D. D. S. George J. D’Angelo, M. D. Melvin W. Modisher, M. D. Alfred T. Roos, M. D. Erie Art Metal Company, Inc. H. C. Amacher, M. D. Trask, Prescott Richardson Parenti's Drive-In S. M. Flickinger Co. Bernard's Furniture Berarducci Insurance Agency The Home Restaurant's “Beachcomber Johnson Flick Tire Service Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. Dr. Mrs. Michael A. Walach Jack H. Hirsch, M. D. K. L. Davis, D. D. S. Chester A. School Funeral Home Dr. Mrs. W. S. Wallace Dr. Donald A. Davey, D. D. S. Dr. B. Leonard Snider Jack Frost Donuts A. K. D. Printing Co. Kim-Kraft Business Forms, Kimmel Rubber Stamps Duggan's Service Appliance Co. Sterling Enterprises Francis G. Weithman, C. P. A. Erie Dry Goods Co. B. F. Fields Moving Storage Geo. Brown, Mutual Specialty Co. Dr. Robert E. Leitenberger Drs. C. R. Leone H. B. Karpinski Schluraff Floral Co. 102 PATRON LIST Richard D. Arters, Radio TV Isaac Baker Son Quinn Berry Corp. Presque Isle Paper Products Mr. Mrs. Himes Silin Russian C. Y. S. Club Harry U. Adams, Simplex Time Recorder Co. The Sims Co. Erie Strayer Co. Charles Alexander Joy, M. D. Rogers Israel Post 11, American Legion Fred Steger's Business Machines Co. Robert B. Stuart, M. D. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Hamilton Lumber Co. J. C. Kramer, Exclusive Furrier Union Iron Works Firch Baking Co. Reinhold Pharmacy J. H. Bennett Storage Carting Joseph M. Riley, Realtor Erie Daily Times Miller Bros. Garden Center Sacred Heart Ushers Society Rinderle's Electric Co. Frank B. Quinn, Atty. Haibach Bros. Meat Packers Rev. Wm. R. Hastings, Harborcreek Home for'Boys Gertrude Driscoll Dress Shop Schenck's Food Products Hammond's Market Ralph R. Riehl Jr., Realtor Fitts Lumber Supply Co. George Brabender, Councilman Erie Resistor Corp. Lakes Electric Construction Co. Leo Schlaudecker Co. Warren Radio, Inc. Tanner, James Colwell Ins. Agency Councilman Michael A. Cannovino Robert A. Chase, Atty. Zuck's Turkey Farms A. J. DeSantis, M. D. Dr. John E. Mannerelli Harry W. Sell, Heating Sewer Tom Karle’s Varsity Shop E. Buist Wells, M. D. Niagara Plastics Co. Triangle Tool Co. General Parcel Service Fenestra Incorporated Rusterholtz Bakery Dr. Mrs. M. V. Sivak Robert F. Hauserman, C. P. A. Lynch Camera, Inc. D. Schlosser Co., Lumber John E. Filips, Jeweler Erie Window Glass, Inc. Tom McCabe Service Station Magay Optical Co. G. J. Gebhardt Coal Coke Co. Frontier Lanes, Bowling Barbato's Restaurants Pizzeria Brown-Jones Drugs The Ruberoid Co. Schilling's Carpet Sales Chaffee Appliances, State 13th The Original Bauman Bros., Rugs Carpets Abbott Jewelers Northwest Electric Co. Boyd Welding Co. Sterling Milk Co. Pal Prescription Pharmacy Congressman Carroll D. Kearns A. F. Woodel Coal Co. Lakes Engineering Co. W. E. Slater, Roofing Siding B. Berman Bedding Piekands-Mather Co. Dr. Michael Skovron Hampy Construction Co. Fulton Athletic Club Arfax Camera Service Co. Paasch Marine Service Chas. N. Stossmeister, Pennsylvania Mutual Life R. M. Tidd, M. D. Clifton Automatic Screw Machine Samuel H. Shepard, Ins. John Grode, Florist Dr. J. Raymond McGinley Rhodes Auto Service Gilbert W. Porsch Music Studio Mehler's Custom Clothing Erie Laundry Company Reliable Home Furnishing Co. Hubbs Howe Co., Paper Twine Henri, Hair Fashion Studio John Brown Flower Shop Ricardo's Restaurant J. F. Brittain, Inc. 103 PATRON LIST Erie Mantle Tile Co. Erie Book Store Dipson's Plaza-Skyway Drive-In Munn’s Furniture Appliances Fraternal Order of Police Urick Foundry Co. Uniflow Manufacturing Co. Robinson Insurance Agency Duggan-Rider Office Supply Harry E. Mueller, The Key Man La Nuova Aurora Society Erie Coach Co. Dr. Ralph H. Orr, Chiropodist Pennsylvania Gas Co. Roth Motors, Inc. Darling Florist George P. Bohlender, M. D. Scott’s Motel, Inc. Yellow Cab Company Lake Lines, Inc. Zink Dry Cleaners Laundry Co. Erie Business Center A Little Bit of Sweden Thermo-Fax Copying Products Robie Meatpackers, Inc. Twinbrook Nursery Convalescent Home Kaiser Aluminum Hector’s Restaurant Erie Forge Steel Corporation Censis Manufacturing Co. Kollman Mfg. Co., Inc. Hess Bros. Optical Co. Skinner Engine Co. Century Food Stores Station W I C U East Erie Turners U. E. Local 506 Reliable Tailors Dry Cleaners We should like to extend our thanks to the following: MISS AVIS PUTNAM................................................ Business Manager MRS. CATHERINE PLAVCAN................................................Art Advisor McCARTY PRINTING CORP. Printer NATIONAL SERVICE ENGRAVING COMPANY Engraver MUELLER ART COVER AND BINDING COMPANY Book Covers PARSON STUDIOS Photographs SCHOOL PICTURES, INC................................................. Photographs AND OUR PATRONS AND THOSE WHO PURCHASED CANDY AND CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS FROM THE STAFF. 104
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