East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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JOHN ERNEST WATTS “jack American Legion Award. Honor Society 4. 3 Student Council 4, 3—President 4. Baseball 4. 3, 2. 1. Basketball 4. 3, 2, 1 Captain 4. Football 4. 3, 2, I. Golf 4. 2. 1. Sunrise 4. College Club 4, 3, 2; Lettermen s Club 4 President 4. Latin Club 2— President 2. A balance of brain and brawn . . . dapper dresser . . ; next stop—college campus. AUDREY JEAN WERNICKI “audrey Efficient in everything ... a whiz in typing . . . desires domesticity. JAMES HERBERT WERTZ jim Band 4, 3, 2, 1; Orchestra 2, 1; College Club 4, 3, 2; Hi-T 4. Latin Club 2. 1. Saturday night habit—Y-Co . . . good-natured and well-liked ... a lad with lofty ideals. JOHN JEROME WITT “john Can be seen in his Corvair of green ... this Witt is a witty wit . . . will terve in the service. . DARRYL LEROY WITTENBURG darryl Student Council 1; Band 4. 3,2. 1. Orchestra 4. 3, 2. Wrestling 4. 3. 2. Football I, College Club 4. Latin Club 2. A jolly good fellow . .. goes to Y-Co to see the girls . .. will fill our future prescriptions. MILDRED LUCILLE WOJCIECHOWSK1 “millie Student Cabinet 2. Volleyball 3, 2. Bowling 4, 3, 2—Officer 3. Archery 3. T-Teens 4, 3, 2. French Club 3; Eastcapades 3. Stand-in for Miss Blair . . . solver of puzzles . . . will be a fine secretary. CHARLES LAWRENCE WOZNIAK “woz Works with models (airplanes, that is) . . . man of few words ... off he goes into the wild blue yonder. BARBARA JEAN WRIGHT ’barb D. E. C. 4. National Deca Club 4 Choir 3. Clothing Club 3. Volleyball 3. Archery 3, 2. Eastcapades 3. Ties up the telephone lines for hours . . . whiles away her time with needle and thread . . . wants to have a steady— job. 28

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CAROL JEAN THOMAS “red' Archery 3; Cheerleading 4,3, 2 Officer 4 Y-Teens 4, 3,2, I. College Club 4, 3, 2, Latin Club 2, 1, Tom-Tom 2. East-cafades 4. Titian hair, twinkling eyes . . . turns cartwheels for our teams . .. Edinboro, here she comes' SANDRA LOU THOMPSON “smiles D. E. C. 4. National Deca Club 4 Volleyball I. Tennis Club 3, Clothing Club 2, T-Teens 3, 2. Twirling 1. East-capades I. Oh, that wavy hair' . . . will enjoy her future whate'er it may be . . . faithful employee of the W. T. Grant Co. CARMELA NICOLINA TORNINCASA “kitty Honor Society 4, 3. Student Council 3. Archery 3, Basketball 4. 3, 2. Volleyball 4, 3, 2, Foul Shooting 4, 3. Y-Teens 4 College Club 4. 3. French Club 4. 3—Officer 4. Sewing Club 4. 3, Tennis Club 4. Spanish Club 4 Debate Club 4. A credit to East High . . . quiet till you know her . . . wavering between flying and teaching. ALICE BERNICE UMINSKA “sailor Chorus 1, Volleyball 4. 3. 2. 1 Basketball 4. 3, 2, I. Foul Shooting 4, 3, 2, 1. Archery 3, Bottling 4, 3, 2. Y-Teens 4, 3, 2. College Club 4, 3, 2. Latin Club 2. Library Club 4, 3. Tennis Club 4, 3. Eastcapades 3. A credit to girls sports . . . despises her specs . . . future scientist for Uncle Sam. PHILLIP EARL VENDER “phillippe Wrestling I. Swimming 3; Water Polo 4; College Club 4— Officer 4. Sunrise 4. Disposition on an even keel... body building advocate ... sails set on medicine. KATHRYN NORA VOGEL “kay” VoIIeyboII 4, 3, 2, 1. Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1; Foul Shooting 4, 3, 2, I. Bowling 2; Archery 3, College Club 4, 3. Y-Teens 4, 3, 2, 1. Eastcapades 3. Twinkle-toed tapper . . . likes to work with words . . . fun to be with. KATHLEEN ANN WASIELEWSKI kathy Chorus 3; Bowling 4, 3. Archery 3; T-Teens 4; Eastcapades 3. A neat and nifty knitter . . . crazy about crossword puzzles . . . career in cosmotology. JAMES THOMAS WATRAL jim Tall in stature, short on words . . . car surgeon . . . will join the Navy tD see the world. 27

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LEONARD JOSEPH ZIELEWSK1 leo Aquatic interests . . . spends leisure time in library ... aims m the air (Air Force, that is). PATRICIA ANN ZIELINSKI “patty Chorus 1, Volleyball 4 Archery 3, 2. Bowling 4. Fun-loving . . . crochets while listening to her record collection . . . will make a sociable secretary. KATHLEEN ZINGELEWICZ zingy” D. E. C. 4 Officer 4. Rational Deca Club 4 Orchestra 3. District Orchestra 3. Archery 3, 2. Volleyball 3,2, 1. Basket' ball 3, I Swimming 3. Cheerleading 3 T'Teens 3, 1. College Club 3, 2. Girls' Swimming Club 3. Eastcapades 3, I. Gloom-dispelling disposition . . . may be the first girl to swim Lake Erie . . . beckoned by the business world. CLIFFORD ALEX ZOLIKOFF “zolly Class Vice President 2. Student Council 4. 3, 2—Officer 2. Wrestling 4. 3,2, I. Football 3. 2, I. Tracl 2, I. College Club 4--President 4. Lettermen's Club 2. Latin Club 2. “Bear on the mat . . . man of independent spirits . .. holds the football team together with tape. GERALDINE ZURAWSKI “gerrie D. E. C. 4 Officer 4 Rational Deca Club 4. T'Teens 4, 3,2, 1. College Club 3. Pretty, petite, popular . . . fashion plate . . . will enter the business world. SENIOR CALENDAR Septfmbpr: Class dress-up day. Opening of foothall season. October: Class elections. New uniforms for cheerleaders. Novfmbfr: Class dress-up day. Thanksgiving vacation. December: Water polo championship. Snow vacation. Senior essays due Alumni breakfast. Christmas vacation. Winter Tri. January: Class fun night. Snow vacation. February: Beginning of new’ semester. Selection of Senior Personalities. March: Spring Tri. Choice of Commencement Speakers. Apil: Honor Society induction. Eastcapades. May: “Sunrise delivered. Senior Banquet. Senior Assembly Program Senior exams. Senior Prom June: Commencement. “Sunrise noon-day dance. (First Senior class reunion). 29