East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Page 7 Mrs. Vera Wisiewski

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 OUR NEW PRINCIPAL’’ MR. HENRY NARDUCCI Under the capable direction of our “new” principal, Mr. Henry Narducci, East High School has undergone many changes. Mr. Narducci was named Principal following the promotion of Mr. Edward Abramoski as Assistant Superintendent of Schools for the Erie School District. Mr. Narducci, formerly assistant principal at Tech Memorial, has always been in the vanguard of progress in the city’s public school system. In addition to his duties at East, he has been serving as Principal of the School District’s Adult Night School at Tech High School. The students of East High are hopeful that Mr. Narducci will be with us for many years to come, to continue providing the leadership needed for a better place in which to gain a well-rounded education. Mr. Narducci on an “urgent” call . . . getting Looking over progress reports with Assistant Principal, things done for East High. Miss Viola Andrews, is a daily duty for our Principal. Page 6

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HELPING IN MANY WAYS Mrs. C. Mew Mr. C Metzgar The East High Guidance office can be observed daily bustling with activity. The counselor for the girls is Mrs. Clara Mew, who has held this vital position for many years. Mrs. Mew counsels the one thousand girls of East High as to their academic and vocational choices in high school and in their choice of colleges or work careers after graduation. Seldom have so many girls owed so much to one woman. The Boy’s Counselor is the newly-appointed Mr. Clarence Metzgar, who formerly taught junior high Civics and who continues to gain honor as Varsity Basketball coach. Throughout the year, Mr. Metzgar has maintained a close and friendly relationship with the boys of the school, being especially helpful to those whose athletic or academic achievements merit college scholarship consideration. . . . TO COMFORT THE ILL” Mrs. Iarussi gives a tuberculin Mrs. Iarussi is always ready to take care of Nancy Bellingham learns how test to Ross Mayo. the ill—at school. to “take a pulse” via the ex- ample of our capable Mrs. Iarussi. Page 8