East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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SHAPES...STARS... AND—NUMBERS Mr. L. Andrezejcwski Mr. W. Bannister Mr. Cargiolt Mr. M. Entires Mr. C. Filipkowski Mr. R. Gardner Mr. T. Hersperger Mr. H. Massing Mr. G. Simitoaki Mrs. A. Verga Mrs. K. Walsh Mr. C. Witkowski “That’s right, now you’re getting it”. “Let’s see if we can Mr. Hersperger explains the age of the find the solution in tree through annual rings, the book”. Mr. R. Arrowsmith Mrs. B. Blau Mr. R. DeMarco Mr. C. Filipowski Mr. R. Haught Miss T. Laffey Mr. P. Machuga Mrs. M. Mryner Mr. R. Przyhyszrwski HORTICULTURE Members of the 1965-66 Horticulture Class are seen preparing dogwood seedlings for distribution to Jefferson School this spring, as part of the class’ participation in “Arbor Day—1966” activities in Erie schools. Left to right are: H. Lombard, D. Long, J. Berna-towicz, R. Knepper, L. Stunder, and Instructor Mr. George Simitoski. Absent when the picture was taken were: T. Bailey, W. Balkovic, D. Divell, D. Elliot, P. Kelly, C. Kerckes, N. Langdon, R. Menosky, R. Popovic, M. Rhoades, L. Riley, J. Sokolowski, K. Stine, D. Tuszyn-ski, J. Walters, J. Wasielewski, and T. Wernicki. Page 14

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HISTORY—LINKING THE PAST WITH THE PRESENT Mr. C. Kent Mr. L. Kwiatkowaki Miss J. Savocchio Mr. G. Stebniaky Mr. R. Stinely Mr C. Verdecchia THE WIDE WORLD OF MAN . . . Mr. S. Bloomquist Mr. J. Granger Mr. R. Price Mr. W. Watral Mr. Stinely presents a “World full of Culture ' to interested students. Correction of history exams can prove both enlightening and sometimes exasperating. Pa6e 13

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EXPRESSING FACTS AND FEELINGS “Here is an important fact about the Spanish language.” . . and this paper was turned in by a student about your age.” BRINGING JOY TO LIVING Page 15