Sunrise 1974 Table Of Contents Introduction...............................................3 Dedication ................................................5 Administration and Faculty ................................7 Seniors...................................................19 Sports....................................................51 Activities ...............................................83 Underclassmen............................................Ill Patrons..................................................133 East High School 1151 Atkins Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16503 Introduction 2 Early one September we came to East High School alone and friendless. As the autumn days mellowed, we felt the warmth of new experiences and new friends. Together we found other friends in our teachers with whom we shared worthwhile activities. We learned to appreciate the creativity of music and art, the formation of values in English classes, the wondrous intricacies of nature in the sciences, the practical aspects of economics, the skills required to make a dress, cook a meal, build a table, type a letter or draft a plan of a building. As our friends, our teachers shared their time and learning and gave us the gift of seeking to expand our knowledge of the how and why of things. As members of organizations we strengthened our friendships through the service of our time and talents. We participated in bake sales and candy apple sales. We raised money for toys and food for needy children. We supported team spirit as members of the band, twirlers, the cheerleaders. We participated in a scale model of world affairs through the Model U.N. and learned about foreign countries and their customs through language clubs. In many other ways we learned to give in friendship. As friends and teammates we struggled long hours to arrive at victory. Together we experienced the exultation of victory and the exasperation of defeat. We learned the meaning of school spirit when the enthusiasm of 7200 friends rallied us to victory. Then we knew what friendship at East High meant. Together as seniors we shared the memories of P.O.D. classes, rallies, elections. Senior Class projects, music concerts, Eastcapades, name cards, yearbooks, the joy and excitement of our banquet and prom. Then one june evening we shared that final memory of friendship as we graduated from East High School... TOGETHER AS FRIENDS. 3 a JOHN W. PEPLINSKI Dedication Using the bridge of communication arts, this teacher has developed a teaching style in which a friendly teacher-pupil relationship exists. An East High graduate, he received his bachelor's degree from Gannon College and his master's degree in English from Case Western Reserve University. Before joining the faculty at East in 1950, he taught briefly at Roosevelt and Memorial Junior High Schools. As a teacher of communication arts, he has worked with senior high students, including those in the honors and advanced placement classes. In addition he has acted as a cooperating teacher for several student teachers from Alliance and Gannon Colleges. For the past four years he has been chairman of the English Department and is in charge of the Book Room. He has served on the English curriculum revision committee in addition to such school committees as the Commencement, the banquet, the school ring, and the National Honor Society committees. He is a gallon donor to the Community Blood Bank and among his many interests is the outdoors, especially camping and aquatic life. In recognition of his creative, individual approach to the teaching of the communication arts for the past twenty-five years, the Sunrise Staff gratefully dedicates the 1974 edition of the Sunrise to John W. Peplinski. East High School Principal Viola E. Andrews Principal of East High School To the Class of 1974: During your years of schooling, you have acquired a wealth of information and inspiration; you have set your goals and you have chosen a course to follow. Now the future beckons with promises. Take your place in society, but remember to be faithful to high ideals in the pursuit of your goals. Sincerely, if0 4u £- (XrJUjur Viola E. Andrews Principal 8 Assistant Principals and Counselors Raymond A. Fiorelli William R. McLaughlin Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Clarence E. Metzgar Boys' Counselor Catherine M. McLaughlin Girls' Counselor Leonard Andrzejewski Federal Counselor Mathematics Lawrence P. Baehr Mathematics, 7-8 A. Thomas Fachetti Algebra I, 9-10 General Math, 10-12 Math, 9 Carl S. Filipowski Geometry, 10 General Math, 10 Robert ). Haught Math, 8 Charles E. Ramsey Algebra II, 11-12 General Math, 9 Chester Witkowski Physics, 12 Polish, 9-12 Trigonometry, 12 10 Social Studies Arthur A. Amann History, 11 World Cultures, 7 John M. Behan World Cultures, 10 Urban Geography, 9 Joseph M. Cuzzola U. S. History, 11 John M. Drew American History, 11 Sociology, 11 James W. Granger World Cultures, 10 Francis J. Hart Urban Geography, 9 George E. Kaufman World Cultures (Honors), 10 U. S. History, 11 Charles N. Kent Social Studies, 12 A. P. American History, 12 Gary N. Masiroff Issues, 12 U. S. History, 11 Thomas J. Matusiak World Cultures, 10 Science and Health William F. Bannister Biology, 10 Earth and Space Science, 9 Margaret A. Davis Girls' Gym, 7-12 Twirling, 9-12 Ronald P. DeMarco Chemistry, 11-12 General Mathematics, 10 Donald E. Feeney, Jr. Science, 8 Vera A. Hart Health, 11 Math, 9 Girls' Pool, 7-12 George Simitoski Biology, 10 Horticulture, 11-12 Ronald R. Turbaczewski Health, 11 Science, 8 Theresa R. Verga Biology, 10 Earth and Space Science, 9 12 English and Languages Edward M. Brzezinski English, 8 Mary L. Duncan English, 11-12 Dorothy C. Harris English, 7 Barbara K. Hornak Reading, 7-9 Carole A. Kaminski English, 11 Donald J. Kolakowski Honors English, 12 English, 12 Speech, 12 Lee. R. Larsen Spanish, 8-12 Mary F. McMahon Latin I, 9-12 German II, 11-12 English, 10 James M. Miller English, 10 Speech,9 Ronald G. Passarelli English, 8-9 John W. Peplinski English, 12 Betty E. Waite English, 11 Honors English, 10 Lucille C. Warus French, 9-12 English, 8-9 Joan M. Zieg English, 9-10 Reading, 9 Vocational and Practical Arts Deborah A. Amatangelo Special Education, 7-9 Patricia R. Flanagan Typing I, 11-12 Business Law, 12 Office Practice, 12 John J. Kola Bookkeeping I, 11-12 Bookkeeping II, 12 Raymond J. Kovalesky Drafting, 7-12 Michael P. Maines Special Education, 7-9 Patricia M. McKay Special Education, 7-9 L. Lucille Moore Stenography I, 11-12 Typing I, 11-12 Transcription, 12 Virginia S. Pompeani Home Economics, 7-12 General Science, 7 Marguerite A. Rabe Home Economics, 7-12 John J. Sedlock General Shop, 7-12 Marjorie A. Wagner Home Economics, 10-12 Clothing, 9-12 14 Music and Art Earl S. Johnson General Music, 7-9 English, 7,9 Timothy P. McKinney Instrumental Music, 7-12 Betty J. Peyton Art, 10-12 Alyce L. Williams junior and Senior Girls' Chorus, 9-12 Choir, 9-12 General Music, 7 Cary F. Chludzinski Earth and Space Science, 9 Science, 7 Gary G. Heath Industrial Arts, 7-12 Robert L. Kwiatkowski Physical Education, 7-12 Anthony J. Verga History, 8 Marie Biletnikoff Teachers' Aide Sandra L. Richards Teachers' Aide 15 CAFETERIA WORKERS: ROW 1: Nora Shopene, Sophie Schiller, Blanche Donovan; ROW 2: Helen Pyrdek, Ann Burdick, Mary Bebko, Estelle Szymczak, Winifred Kelly; ROW 3: Mary Schenker, Gladys Davis, Joanne Dinger. MAINTENANCE: ROW 1: Carl Striegel, Ronald Kowalewski, Joe Morgan, John Cromwell, Chief Engineer; ROW 2: Richard Sheridan, Jim Hammond Williestean Patterson Office Clerk LeElla S. Tague Office Clerk Rose M. Cermak Chief Office Clerk 17 STEPHEN F. ACENS Football 1,2. RICHARD J. ALLEN Spanish Club 1; Track 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN DENISE AMBROSE Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2; Messengers 2. CRAIG R. ABBATE Wrestling 1,2,4. CONNIE ADAMS Student Council 1; Y-Teens 4; Bowling 4; Messengers 2; Library Aides 4. MICHELE COLLEEN ALMEDA Bowling 4; Business Club 4. CLAYTON L. ALWARD Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Clubl; Model U.N. 4; National Honor Society 3,4. JOHN L. ADAMS Spanish Club 3; Wrestling 1, 2,4. 20 RAYMOND M. ANANEA Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Monitors 4. WANITA MARIE BALOGNAE Choir 1,2; Horticluture 4. BARBARA JOAN ANDERSON Bowling 4. MELLANIE KAY ANDRUS Choir 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Business Club 4; Monitors 3. DARLENE M. BALKOVIC DAVID BAGINSKI SHIRLEY ANN BARNES Choir 2,3,4; Senior Chorus 1,2; Y-Teens 1; Eastcapades 2,4. TIMOTHY ALLAN BECKER German Club 2,3; Chess Club 3; Track 4; Tennis 3,4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 2; Computer 4. 21 CHERYL ANN BENDER Red Cross 2; Y-Teens 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. LISA MARIE BERRY Orchestra 2; Choir 2; Senior Chorus 1,2; German Club 2; Red Cross 3,4; Y-Teens 2,4; Ski Club 1, 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3,4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 4; Monitors 2,3,4; Careers in Health Club 2,3,4; Eastcapades 2,4; Stage Band 2. GARY MICHAEL BESKID Band 1,2,3,4; Water Polo 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Class Officers 4. MARK C. BIERNIK Choir 1,2,3,4 (Vice-president); Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Basketball 1; Bowling 4; Monitors 2,3; A.V.A. 2,3; Eastcapades 2. TIMOTHY PETER BLUMISH Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Water Polo 3,4; Swimming 3,4; Table Tennis 3. ROBERT P. BOCIANOWSKI Chess Club 3,4; Monitors 2; Messengers 2; Careers in Health Club 2. LORI ANN BILETNIKOFF Orchestra 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Chess Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3; Ski Club 4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Antipollution Club 3,4; Monitors 3,4; Messengers 3; Girls' Basketball 1,2, 3; Girls' Tennis 3,4; Eastcapades 2; Table Tennis 3,4; Computer 4; Y-Teens 1. ARTHUR R. BLUM Water Polo 3. 22 RONALD JOHN BOKOCH Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Model U.N. 4; Golf 3,4; Bowling 2, 3,4. JOHN L. BOOKER Horticulture Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4. DON BORKOWSKI Horticulture Club 4; Monitors 3. ROMAN WAYNE BOYKIN Football 1,2; Track 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. GREG E. BREWER Band 1; Swimming 1; Wrestling 1, 2,3; Intramurals 2,3; Table Tennis 3. LINDA KAY (BROWN) HIGHHOUSE Senior Chorus 1,2; Bowling 2. SANDRA ANNE BRYDON Sunrise 4; Y-Teens 4; Careers in Health Club 2,3; Girls' Tennis 3,4 (Co-captain). PATRICIA A. CARTER 23 RICHARD ). CHADWICK Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Table Tennis 3. CHRISTINE H. CIESLAK Y-Teens 1,2. COLLEEN C. COMBE HOLIDAY JEAN CHRISTOPH Senior Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 1; Red Cross 1; Business Club 4. ROBERT L. CHASE Senior Chorus 1; Spanish Club 2; Football 1,3; Track 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; A.V.A. 1,2. MAUREEN M. COMBE 2d TERRY ANN CONNER Spanish 1,2; Red Cross 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,4; Ski Club 3,4, Color Guard 1,2,3,4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Antipollution Club 4; Monitors 3,4; Careers in Health Club 3; Computer 4. TIMOTHY M. CROTTY Golf 1,2,3,4. DAVID M. DEANGELO TESS E. CROTTY Chess Club 2,3; Model U.N. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Tom-Tom 3; Girls' Basketball 2,3,4; Girls' Track 3,4. SHARON JOAN DASH Sunrise 4. DOUG C. COOK Football 1,2; Intramurals 3. MEL L. DARBY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. CRAIG R. DEERING Band 2,3,4; Horticulture Club 4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2. Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1; Golf 1,2; Bowl- V BRUCE E. DEMYANOVICH Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officers 4; Monitors 3,4; Eastcapades 4; Table Tennis 3,4. LINDA MARIE DIEMER Student Council 3; Monitors 1; Library Aides 2. DANIEL VINCENT DOWNING Choir 4; Spanish Club 3; Chess Club 2; Table Tennis 3. COLLEEN MARIE EBNER Senior Chorus 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Color Guard 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Careers in Health Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Tennis 3,4. JAMES L. DUDA Band 1,2,3,4 (Drum Major 2,3,4); Orchestra 2; Spanish Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Eastcapades 2. RUTH A. ECKERT Orchestra 1; Twirlers 1,2,3,4; Model U.N. 3; Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 1,2; Monitors 4; Library Aides 2; Eastcapades 2,4. 26 ROBIN E. ELLER Band 1,2,3,4 (Librarian); Orchestra 3; Horticulture Club 4; Model U.N. 3,4; Y-Teens 3; Red Cross 3; Girls' Track 4; Eastcapades 2. SUSAN E. ESSIGMANN Latin Club 1,2; Red Cross 4: Chess Club 3; Y-Teens 1,2; Color Guard 1,2,3,4; Careers in Health Club 1,2; Girls' Track 3,4; Gym Helpers 4. JOYCE R. EVANS Y-Teens 1,2; Bowling 4; Business Club 4; Monitors 4; Messengers 2; Library Aides 2,3; Girls' Swimming 2; Eastcapades 1. SUSAN MARIE FEIKLES Spanish Club 1,2; Twirlers 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. MIKE L. FEDEROWICZ Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Intramurals 4; Monitors 2,3. ROBERT S. FLAK Spanish Club 1; Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Water Polo 4; Basketball 1,2; Careers in Health Club 3. 27 28 4BBIE L. GAVIN HARRY A. GAVRILOFF Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3, 4; Intramurals 4. KAREN ROSE GENNUSO DEBBIE A. GIBBONS Spanish Club 2; Twirlers 1, 2,3,4 (Co-captain); Y-Teens 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Careers in Health Club 2; Eastcapades 2,4. Choir 1,2; Horticulture Club 4; Monitors 3,4; Messengers 4; Library Aides 3. DANA ANDREW GIBBS Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Monitors 3,4. Spanish Club 2; Girls' Swimming 1; Messengers 3,4; Library Aides 2; Girls' Tennis 2; Girls' Softball 3. SAMUEL PETER GAVRILOFF Band 1,2,3,4; District Band 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Swimming 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Ski Club 1, 2,3,4. BARBARA SUZANNE GLASS Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Model U.N. 3,4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4 (President 3); Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4 (President 1,2); Bowling 4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anit-pollution Club 1,2,3; Careers in Health Club 2,3, 4; Girls' Track 3,4. LINDA JEWELL CORE Band 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Monitors 3,4; Messengers 4; Library Aides 1; Girls' Basketball 3; East-capades 2. BILLY JOE CRAVES Student Council 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. BURTON WILSON GUSTAFSON Water Polo 2; Swimming 2; Baseball 3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Messengers 3. SARAH R. CORE Choir 1; Student Council 1; Y-Teens 4; Intramurals 1; Bowling 4; Business Club 4; Monitors 1; Messengers 1,4. PAULETTE GOTHAM Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2; German Club 2; Twirlers 1; Sunrise 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4 (Vice-President, Miss Y-Teen 73); Careers in Health Club 2,3; Girls' Tennis 2,3,4; East-capades 2,4. FAY LYNN GRIFFIN Senior Chorus 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Class Officers 3(Vice-president); Ski Club 3,4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 3; Monitors 4. LINDA ELLEN CUTH Y-Teens 1,3; Bowling 3,4 (Secretary); Business Club 4; Monitors 2,4; Messengers 2. JUDY ANN HAMILTON Choir 3,4; Senior Chorus 2; Y-Teens 2,3; Bowling 2; Girls' Volleyball 2. SUSAN ANNE HAMM Choir 2,3; Senior Chorus 1; Cheerleaders 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Class Officers 4(Vice-President); Business Club 4; Monitors 3,4; Eastcapades 2,4. GERALD L. HARMON Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Monitors 3. DAVID JOSEPH HAWRYLIW ROBERT WALTER HAWRYLIW Choir 3,4; Model U.N. 4; Baseball 3; Monitors 3. KATHLEEN ANNE HEATER Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. JOYCE MARIE HENDERSON Choir 1; Latin Club 1; Cheerleaders 1,2(Captai n), 3,4(Secretary-Treasurer); Student Council 2; Y-Teens 1,3,4; Class Officers 3(Treasurer), 4(Secretary); Monitors 4; Messengers 4. JOYCE MARIE HENRY CHERYL A. HILL Choir 3; Senior Chorus 2; Twirlers 3,4; Student Council 1; Y-Teens 1, 2,4; Monitors 4; Tea Aides 2; Eastcapades 4. 30 PATRICIA A. HODGES JEFFREY ALLEN HONARD Spanish Club 2; Red Cross 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Monitors 3,4. TERRY L. HUMES Latin Club 1,2; Horticulture Club 4; Student Council 1; Cross Country 3; Intramurals 4; Careers in Health Club 3; Monitors 4. ✓ ELIZABETH A. JARZOMSKI Spanish Club 1; Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1,2; Bowling 2; Business Club 3; Messengers 4; Tea Aides 1. DAVID M. JOHNSON Student Council 1. TOM L. JONES Basketball 2; Intramurals 1; Monitors 2,3. CHARLES L. KARASH DAVID LEE KARNS Band 1,2; Horticulture Club 4; Track 1. 31 PETE F. KARUBA Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monitors 3,4; Messengers 2; Table Tennis 3. GERALD T. KNEPPER German Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Horticulture Club 4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2. KATHY A. KAUFMAN Choir 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Business Club 3; Tea Aides 1; Eastcapades 1. GAIL L. KIMMETH Latin Club 1,2; Twirlers 1,2,3,4; Model U. N. 3; Y-Teens 1(Treas.), 2 (Vice Pres.), 3 (Pres.), 4; Class Officers 2 (Vice Pres.); Monitors 2,4; Messengers 2,4; Eastcapades 2,4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 2. BOB G. KLEMM Golf 1; Tennis 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Table Tennis 3. KEVIN M. KRIVONAK Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. COLLEEN G. KENNY Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2; Monitors 3; Messengers 3; Library Aides 1; Girls' Volleyball 4; Girls' Swimming 3,4. KENNETH C. KRUISE Student Council 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Monitors 3,4. 32 DENNIS J. KWIATKOWSKI Messengers 2. JAN R. LEWIS Choir 1,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3,4; Careers in Health Club 2; Girls' Basketball 2,3; Girls' Track 3; Girls' Tennis 2. MARK A. KWITOWSKI Table Tennis 4. CINDY A. LESNIESKI Y-Teens 1,3; Bowling 3,4; Business Club 4; Monitors 4; Messengers 4. MARY P. LENTZ German Club 2; Red Cross 2; Student Council 1; Library Aides 3; Girls' Basketball 3. TIM LEWIS Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3, 4; Water Polo 1; Swimming 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2 3,4; Table Tennis 3,4. CAROL LACHOWSKI Cheerleaders 2,3,4(Cap-tain); Student Council 3; Y-Teens 1,2,4; Monitors 4; Girls' Track 3; Girls' Swimming 3. PATRICIA MARIE LIPINSKI Senior Chorus 2; German Club 2,3; Twirlers 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1,2; Class Officers 2(Pres.); Girls' Track 3; East-capades 2. 33 JOE J.R. LOMAX Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Monitors 3. BECKY J. LOMBARD Senior Chorus 2,3; Monitors 3; Messengers 3; Library Aides 1. SUSAN M. LUCAS French Club 1,2; Red Cross 4; Y-Teens 1,3; Bowling 3,4(Treas.); Business Club 4; Monitors 4; Messenger 4. EDWARD WILLIAM LYBROOK Band 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2 (Pres.); Chess Club 2,4; Student Council 1; Football 1; E.A.S.T. Ecology Antipollution Club 1,2. PATRICK S. MAJCZYK JOYCE ELAINE MANNING Latin Club 2. PENNI ANN MACK Choir 1; Cheerleaders 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1. LINDA LOUISE MAGEE Bowling 4; Business Club 4; Library Aides 4; Gym Helper 4. 34 JANIS MARIE MANTSCH Band 1,2,3. JANE DIANE MARCICHOWSKI Twirlers 2,3; Red Cross 4; Y-Teens 3; Bowling 3,4; Monitors 4; Messengers 4; Library Aides 2; Business Club 4. PATRICIA ELAINE MAZANOWSKI Band 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Business Club 4; Messengers 4. MICHAEL J. MCFADDEN Choir 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Water Polo 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. KIMBERLY JEAN MARKLEY Latin Club 1; Twirlers 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; Tom-Tom 3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Monitors 1,2,3, 4; Eastcapades 1,2,4; Tri-State Intermediate Unit 3,4; W.Q.L.N. V.D. Telethon 3. KIM LOUISE MARKS Band 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Tennis 1,2,3,4; Girls' Softball 3,4(Coach) Table Tennis 3,4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 1. DAVID M. MCFEELY Spanish Club 1,2; Horticulture Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Messengers 4. CATHRYN INELL MCINTOSH Twirlers 2,3; Student Council 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Monitors 3; Messengers 1,4; Girls' Track 3; Eastcapades 2. 35 THOMAS DONALD MCLAUGHLIN Cross Country 1; Bowling 4; Monitors 4. JANET MARIE MILLER Twirlers 1,2,3,4 (Captain); National Honor Society 3,4; Sunrise 4; Y-Teens 2,3 (Secretary), 4 (Secretary); Messengers 3,4; Careers in Health Club 2,3; East-capades 2,4. LAURIE ANN MORRISON HILARY E. MILLER Red Cross 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Library Aides 1,2,4; Business Club 4. MARIE SUZANNE FRANCES MOBILIA Choir 3,4; French Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Horticulture Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Bowling 3; Monitors 4; Careers in Health Club 3,4. MARY JO ANN MICHALSKI Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Girls'Track 3; Senior Chorus 2. WILLIAM MICHAEL MIODUSZEWSKI Basketball 1,2; Monitors 2,3; Messengers 4. DAVID J. MOUNTAIN 36 Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2. LAWRENCE RAYMOND OLDACH Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Golf 4; Monitors 4. BONNIE K. MUNGER Messengers 2; Girls' Swimming 1. KELVIN NORTON Chess Club 2; Football 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. MARY RUTH PACLEY Band 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; Y-Teens 4; Business Club 4; Monitors 1; Messengers 1. RAYMOND JAMES PERRY Band 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Table Tennis 3,4. PETER PJECHA Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,3; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 3; Monitors 3,4. BRAD PETAK Football 2. SANDRA JEAN POHL Senior Chorus 2; Model U.N. 4; Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1,2,4; Business Club 4; Messengers 4. 38 PATRICE ANN REPKO Senior Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Y-Teens 4; Business Club 4; Monitors 3. TERRY RICHARD Football 3. FREDIA ROCHELLE ROBINSON Student Council 1; Girls' Basketball 4. BRIAN P. ROGALA Intramurals 4; Bowling 4. DOREEN ). ROSE Y-Teens 1,2,4; Bowling 2; Business Club 4; Messengers 4; Tea Aides 2. GARY PHILIP ROSE Chess Club 3; Water Polo 2; Swimming 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Intramurals 4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Antipollution Club 3,4; Table Tennis 3,4. DEBRA ANN ROBISON Sunrise 3,4 (Editor); Y-Teens 2; Careers in Health Club 4; Library Aides 2,3. DARLENE A. ROMANSKI Y-Teens 3,4; Bowling 4; Business Club 4. 39 Senior Chorus 1,4; Spanish Club 1; German Club 2,3; Pom Pom Girls 3 (Treasurer); Library Aides!. RICK G. SCHULTZ Spanish Club 1; Football 2,3; Track 4; Baseball 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1. CYNTHIA JEAN SCHWEITZER Latin Club 1,2 (President); Twirlers 3; Cheerleaders 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Class Officers 2,3 (Secretary); Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Monitors 1,2,3; 40 Messengers 1,2,3; Girls' Track 4. Twirlers 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3 (Vice-president), 4 (President); Ski Club 1,2,3,(President), 4; Messengers 3; Eastcapades 2. MARK R. SHATTUCK Chess Club 3; Model U.N. 3; Ski Club 1; Intramurals 4; Slide Rule Club 4; Monitors 2; Messengers 1; Table Tennis 3. GARY JAY SCHAACK Band 1,2,3,4. RACHEL M. SCHWEIN Messengers 3; Library Aides 2,4. MARILYN J. SIMMONS Senior Chorus 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; Color Guard 2,3; Bowling 2,4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 3; Girls' Volleyball 4; Girls' Basketball 2,3,4; Girls' Tennis 1,2,3. PHILIP M. SIMON AARON C. SIMPSON DOUGLAS F. SMITH National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,4 (President); Water Polo 4; Class Officers 3 (President); Careers in Health Club 3; PSBA Delegate 4. DARLENE H. SOBCZAK Red Cross 4; Business Club 4. RICHARD DOMINIC SOREK Model U.N. 4: Sunrise 4; Baseball 2; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 3,4; Messengers 4; Table Tennis 3,4; Football 3. Football 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1; U.N. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 1; Water Polo 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3. JONNIE JO SORGE DONALD R. SPENCE Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Monitors 3,4. STEPHEN A. STEEN SOPHIA STEPANIUK German Club 2; Business Club 4; Monitors 2; Messengers 1,2; Tea Aides 2. JAMES SZCZESNY JAMES JOHN SZCZESNY Football 1; Swimming 1; Bowling 3. CHERYL A. SZOSZOREK Choir 2; Senior Chorus 2; German Club 2; Y-Teens 1,2. DAVID MARK TACCONE Spanish Club 1; Track 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Messengers 2. PAUL V. TROJANOVICH Band 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; East-capades 2; Stage Band 2,3,4. CHRISTINE ANN TRUITT Cheerleaders 2,3,4 (Co-captain); Y-Teens 4; Business Club 4; Messengers 4. 42 ANTHONY L. VAUGHN Football 3,4; Water Polo 2; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Monitors 2; Messengers 3. CARMEN LYNETTE VAUGHN Choir 3,4; French Club 4; Cheerleaders 1; Red Cross 1; Student Council 1,4 (Vice-president); Y-Teens 1,4; Messengers 1; Library Aides 2; Girls' Track 3; Eastcapades 4. LOIS ANN VITELLI Student Council 1,4 (Treasurer); Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Monitors 4; Messengers 1,2,3,4; Girls' Track 3; Eastcapades 2. JOSEPH R. VOELKER Choir 3,4 (Treasurer); Ski Club 3,4; Model U.N. 3; Water Polo 2; Swimming 2; Intramurals 3,4; E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 4. ROBIN ANN VOMMERO Spanish Club 2; Cheerleaders 2 Bowling 4; Business Club 4 Messengers 4; Gym Helper 4 Nurse's Aide 4. ALICE MARIE WAGNER NANCY ELAINE WAGNER Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2 (Secretary); National Honor Society 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2 (Secretary) 3,4; Careers In Health Club 2,3,4; Girls' Volleyball 4 (Manager); Girls' Tennis 1,2,3,4; Eastcapades 2; Table Tennis 3,4. JEFFREY L. WAITE Band 1,2,3,4 (Vice-president); Spanish Club 1; German Club 2; National Honor Society 3; Intramurals 4; Bowling 4; Eastcapades 2; Stage Band 2,3,4. 43 ROBERT W. WARUSZEWSKI Spanish Club 1,2; Horticulture Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Track 4; Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Intramurals 4; Messengers 3. MARK THOMAS WINSCHEL ANN WEBER Latin Club 2; Messengers 1,4. KATHLEEN ANN WILSON CYNTHIA A. WILLIAMS Latin Club 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Class officers 2 (Treasurer); E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-pollution Club 1,2; Monitors 4; Library Aides 2,3,4; Table Tennis 3,4. STEVEN J. WITKOWSKI Horticulture Club 3,4. WALTER |. WIECZOREK National Honor Society 3,4; Football 2,3; Baseball 3. JOHN JOSEPH WNUKOSKI 44 Basketball 3; Ski Club 4; Intramurals 4. LESLIE K. WOODARD BRENDA A. YERKEY SCOTT B. YOCHIM Band 1; Senior Chorus 2; Latin Club 1; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Business Club 4; Monitors 2,3,4; Messengers 2; East-capades 4; WQLN V.D. Telethon 3. CHET R. ZELCOWSKI Choir 4; Senior Chorus 2; Bowling 2. Band 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer); Spanish Club 1,2 (Treasurer); Intramurals 4; Bowling 4; Eastcapades 2; Stage Band 2,3,4. MARK W. ZAMIEROWSKI Sunrise 4. NELSON LEE YOUNG Chess Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Table Tennis 3. DONNA ANNE ZIELINSKI Student Council 3; Y-Teens 4; Bowling 2,3,4 (Treasurer); Business Club 4. Other 1974 Graduates: DEBORAH A. BLASIC JAMES FRANK BRITTON TIMOTHY JAMES LANGER JAMES W. LEONARD LAURA MARES BEETHOVEN MORROW THAD RICHARD NITKIEWICZ GREG A. PORATH ERNEST M. SHIRLEY LOUIS A. STAROCCI Senior Personalities TALL AND SHORT Joyce Evans and Kelvin Norton HANDSOME AND PRETTY Darlene Clement and Jeff Honard BEST DRESSED Sue Feikles and Ray Perry FIGURE AND BUILD Bob Flak and Sara Gore CLASS BRAINS David Sonnenfeld and Laura Mares 46 CUTEST COUPLE Dave DeAngelo and Paulette Gotham SHY AND BASHFUL Colleen Combe and Alex Muccino 47 Remember when we had victory rallies when rallies were junior high and senior high the homecoming dance the roller skating parties Mr. Kuhar the barn the school parking lot Farmer Day the New York trip Mr. Massing and chemistry class 7:30 a.m. band practice Jack Polancy's predictions when we had seven periods the Pom-Pom girls sports were for boys when everyone was straight in 7th grade we ate with sporks when you had to sit on your side of the cafeteria guys had short hair Horticulture class was three periods when a certain math teacher's teeth came loose when yearbooks didn't have to worry about lawsuits rushing to get your homework done on the day it was due waiting for Fridays to come College Boards graduation looked so far away 48 rm  V:. ’' W. IMS WiA'.i, mm v -K t ■T m m Mj, n •- -'A , • r. ,N k‘ w:i , , • . v . • 'w •r , ; 'f , I i 1 ':' ■t , i ,  , ' ,: , ' - . V . •  ■• • V - • Vl ! •' ? v 1 J. f ' : f ' (• '  V • . - ) ''. v ‘ f; ■•■- V ■■' •■•. . • • ' v ■, ( . I ' { ♦ A‘ vf . • , t ; V' ' t f AA  ‘ 1 . A ' . | • , • - . • i ' ■' V . . v- « . ry •- , ; J (‘ Y' ' y ; ■vi . k . . f . • , , : • t ;7 . . -.‘I.; r-V.fjv V I. ;-. y.w -• V;: t , . jj ,, ' , ■' it 'j • , • • 1 i ' • t . '  . ' t ■. ‘  • . Varsity Football East Opponent 0 Pitt Central Catholic 26 0 Aliquippa 19 20 Strong Vincent 14 18 Cathedral Prep 46 22 McDowell 14 8 Academy 0 8 Tech 8 20 Kane 23 With only two weeks before the football season was scheduled to begin, East High experienced a coaching change and welcomed a new member to our staff — Mr. Joe Cuzzola. Adversities, such as a small turnout and a late start, were overcome due to the exceptional job done by Coach Cuzzola and his able staff, composed of Tom Corapi, Bob Kwiatkowski, Lee Larsen, Ed Brzezinski and Tom Matusiak. Opening losses to two strong teams from downstate marred the debut of the revitalized Warriors. However, they wasted no time in getting back on the winning track as they sandwiched two decisive victories around a loss to assert themselves as definite title contenders. A heartbreaking tie, though, eliminated East and dispelled illusions of a Cinderella season. The core of the East High offense was the running game, for the slashing speed of Nelson Young perfectly complemented the inside power of Dana Gibbs. When the aerial efforts of quarterbacks Gary Satyshur and Pete Karuba found their targets in the hands of Pat Davis and Richard Torain, they combined to make the offensive attack nothing short of unstoppable. Melvin Darby, at middle linebacker, was the mainstay of the defensive unit. Two juniors, Kevin Karuba and Ted Rainesalo round out a formidable linebacking corps. Up front, the ferocious foursome of Dan Truitt, Dave Cutter, Bob Dixon, and Joe Lomax turned many sterling performances and halted many opposing drives with their aggressive play. Valuable regulars Jeff Honard, Bob Flak, and Bill Graves were also instrumental in aiding the Warrior cause. 53 ROW 7. R. Torain, D. Cutter, D. Sienecki, A. Gavin, G. Satyshur, D. Gibbs, J. Lomax, M. Biernik, B. Dixon, P Davis. ROW 2: D. Pepper-man, J. Villa, E. Hilinski, J. Schwein, J. Sestak, N. Young, L. Barcus, M. Shick, T. Rainesalo, D. Truitt. ROW 3: D. Bailey, K. Hart, J. Honard, K. Karuba, P. Karuba, B. Flak. Coaches: T. Matusiak, T. Corapi, B. Kwiatkowski, L. Larsen, J. Cuzzola, E. Brzezinski. Homecoming Karen Gennuso and escort Donald Spence. escort Percy Steppe. Sharon Purdue and Queen Darlene Clement and escort Donald Calabrese. Paulette Gotham and escort David Cheryl Hill and escort Gary Beskid. DeAngelo. 56 Junior Varsity Football ROW I: T. Holloway, S. Walkewicz, I. Smith, R Craves, F. Pope, R. Tate, K. Lawrence, E. Hilinski, R. Tate, J. lohnson, D. Pierce, M. Williams, ROW 2: M. Cobson, J. Day, K. Moyer, O Bryant, W. Smith,). Petty, P. Sorek, M. Klins, W. Federowicz, R. Yarman. ROW 3: D. Winschel, C. Heidelberg, T. Wager, H. Morrow, J. Stepaniuk, R. Rzepecki, ). Peplinski, M. Cline, B, Kwitowski, ). Herdzik, E. Sipes. ROW 4: Coach C. Heath, Manager B. Vogel, Manager M. Demyanovich, Manager G. Karnes, Coach T. Matusiak. This year the junior varsity football team lost all but one of their games. The lone win came against McDowell when the team scored a 6-0 victory. The junior program was primarily designed to develop talent for future varsity competition. For many of the players, it was their first time playing organized football which made the whole season a learning process. It cannot be said that the things that were learned and accomplished were a waste. Sophomore Renley Tate, exhibiting great drive and enthusiasm, sparked the team to united effort. Errol Hilinski, though injured much of the year, performed strongly in all of the games in which he played. Lineman Larry Smith's determined efforts were consistent and freshman Pat Sorek displayed much potential. The team exhibited a lot of pride and willingness to learn and these factors should be enough to produce a winning team next year. East Opponent Tech 0 28 Prep 0 28 Academy 0 6 Vincent 0 27 McDowell 6 0 Prep 0 42 Academy 0 38 Tech 0 24 Vincent 0 26 58 Flag Football Coach P. Koval, Faculty Manager W. Crugin, R. Madison, J. Kalinowski, M. Johnson, D. Stadler, C. Aldridge, R. Fiedler, D. Steff, G. Marsh, S, Duck, L. Boccio, M. Farabaugh, M. Wade. The 1973 Flag Football season began in late September and lasted until late October. Opening the season with two straight losses to Cridley and Memorial, our young Warriors fought hard and won two of their three remaining games. Though being a newly-instituted sport with a new coach, our Warriors ended the season with a 2-3-0 slate. Our coach, Mr. P. Koval, produced eight lettermen: two freshmen and six underclassmen. Joseph Kalinowski, David Wykoff, and Cordon Marsh established themselves as team leaders with their hard work and athletic abilities. With the loss of only two freshmen from the starting lineup, next year should be the start of bigger and better things to come. fast Opponent 12 Gridley 39 25 Memorial 26 40 Roosevelt 32 43 Middle School 37 43 Wilson 66 59 Cross Country Perseverance and good sportsmanship characterized the cross country team of 1973, for regardless of the obstacles that confronted them, they always put forth their best efforts. The season started slowly and gradually fizzled out altogether as our harriers absorbed defeat in every encounter. They readjusted their goals and learned to find pleasure in the pure physical joy of running. Dave McFeely regularly led the Warrior contingent with Tim Becker never far behind. Bob Waruszewski and Thad Nitkiewicz also ran well in their first year of competition. Lettermen Bob Miller and Mark Curtis will form the nucleus of next year's team that is destined to show improvement. East Opponent 50 McDowell 15 50 Tech 15 40 Prep 15 40 Academy 15 50 Strong Vincent 15 40 Academy 15 40 Strong Vincent 15 40 Tech 15 40 Prep 15 30 St. Mark 26 29 St. Mark 26 60 ROW 7. R. Miller, M. Curtis, T. Becker, Coach C. Filipowski; ROW 2: D. Briggs, R. Waruszewski, R. Diehl, T. Nitkiewicz, K. An drus, D. McFeely. Golf Tim Lewis, Ray Ananea, Coach Charles Kent, Joe Cassano, Ron Bokoch, Harry Gauriloff, Larry Oldach, Ray Perry. East Opponent 7 Tech 5 McDowell 12 Prep 8% Vincent 10% Academy 15 Tech 13 McDowell 1 Prep 11 Vincent 12% Academy 14 Tech 6 McDowell 7 Prep 4% Vincent 8% Academy 17 19 12 15V2 13% 9 11 23 13 11V2 10 18 17 19% 15% This season the East High golf team finished with one of their best records. The 4-10-1 record was good enough for a fourth-place finish in the Lake Shore League. The bright spots of the season came when the team tied Cathedral Prep and beat McDowell. The win over McDowell was the first in over a decade. Leading the team during the 1973 season was senior captain Ray Perry. Others playing major roles were Dave Pomorski, the only junior on the team and Ray Ananea. The fourth, fifth, and sixth men came up with some big points at crucial times. They are seniors Tim Lewis, Harry Gauriloff, and newcomer Larry Oldach. Baseball The 1973 Warrior baseball team hosted a successful year. As a result of the enthusiastically played season, the Warriors placed third in their regular season games. Numerous players, more than ever before, advanced to All-City and the team also finished third in the Darby Mannix Playoffs. The upcoming 1974 baseball team will showcase a host of veteran players. Displaying speed, defensive powers and strong hitting, this edition of the Warriors cannot be counted out as the potential champions in City Series play. With increased concentration on fundamentals, further development of team pride and spirit, and a little luck, the baseball Warriors should be one of the best East High has ever produced. Brian Moyer-First Team All City Co-Captain Dana Gibbs-First Team All City, Coach Donald Kolakowski, Captain Ray Ananea-Honorable Mention All City )im Davis-First Team All City Larry Oldach-Second Team All City Dan Sienecki IBJjJ ?: fer-------- r Ql - Ben Woodard-First Team All City Jeff Honard Kevin Krivonak Ken Kruise Pat Davis 63 Track East Opponent 89 Iroquois 60 74 Girard 76 50 Northeast 100 64 Jamestown 77 37 McDowell 112 48 Tech 102 59 Prep 91 67 Academy 83 68 Vincent 77 The East High Track Team's dismal display in 1973 was due to lack of student involvement in the program. They did, however, have one outstanding performance in Mike Speros. Mike was leading point scorer and his graduation is a loss to the 1974 team. Returning this year is John Booker, who was second leading point scorer and is an all-around athlete. Also returning is Aaron Simpson, who will be a valuable point scorer in sprinting and hurdling. Others who will add their talents to the track team are Nelson Young, Kevin Paul and Abbie Gavin. In field events, the return of Don Spence, Greg Porath, Roman Boykin, Beethoven Morrow, and Bob Miller will strengthen the team. ROW I: Roy Polk, Mike Speros, Vlear Skisuski, Gregg Porath, Bill Maniece; ROW 2: Dave Cutter, Dave Votaw, Bob Miller, Don Spence, Pete Karuba; ROW 3: Richard Laskowski, Gary Smith, Dave McFeely, Mike Krysiak, Kevin Ford. Loreta Temonoff Queen Nancy Demyanovich Karen Curtis Boys' Tennis Although the tennis team spared no effort in their court endeavors, they were often forced into costly mistakes, which usually resulted in an unfavorable score. However, the season was high-lighted by a dramatic win over Tech—the first in 48 matches! Head racquetteers Gary Beskid and Bruce Demyanovich captained last year's squad and are back again as an effective doubles combination. Both are four-year lettermen and expect this season to be their best yet. Veterans Gary Rose and Tim Becker will also return in hopes of re-establishing the respect that has eluded former teams for 6 years running. I Bruce Demyanovich Gary Beskid, Tim Becker, Dave Duda, Ed Thiry, Bruce Demyanovich, Gary Rose, absent, Coach )ohn Drew. East Opponent 0 Rocky Grove 7 2 Vincent 5 0 Academy 7 0 Prep 7 3 Tech 4 1 Jamestown 6 2 McDowell 5 1 St. Marks 6 1 Vincent 6 1 Academy 6 0 Prep 7 4 Tech 3 1 Iroquois 6 0 Jamestown 7 0 McDowell 7 Gary Beskid Gary Rose Girls' Tennis Opponent East 6 Tech East 7 St. Ben's East 4 Academy East 2 McDowell East 2 Tech East 5 St. Ben's East 5 Academy Interscholastic Tennis: ROW 1: S. Brydon, Co-captain; V. Caspar, Captain; A. Goss, D. Celline, J. Konieczko; ROW 2: T. Bishop, C. Tuberson, C. Ebner, M. Haslage, M. Filippo, Manager; M. Waters. The 1973-74 girls' tennis season showed a change in the style of competition. The team participated in League Competition which limits the number of girls able to play. However, at the end of the fall season, the netters had a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Sandy Brydon and Colleen Ebner were the seniors who livened up the team with determination, junior Viv Caspar and sophomore Cindy Tuberson, led the way in singles and competition by each losing only one out of seven matches. Darlene Celline and Madeline Filippo added their talent while freshman jane Konieczko showed great promise. Aside from those who participated in interscholastic competition, there were other members of the team who deserve credit. These girls stood by as alternates and were always willing to help in the vital aspect of every sport called practice. Intramural Tennis: ROW Is K. Marks, C. Ford, M. Fachetti; ROW 2: Mrs. M. Davis, N. Wanger, P. Gotham, L. Biletnikoff; Absent: C. Williams, D. Santi. 67 Varsity Basketball ROW 1: Coach C. Metzgar, T. Watson, A. Simpson, D. Gibbs, J. Booker, G. House, P. Davis, ). Crocket, M. Hamilton, C. Figurski, S. Roth. Satyshur, K. Karuba, R Torain, ROW 2: B. Demyanovich, D. Pomorski, F. The 1973-74 Basketball season can be summed up as mediocre and disappointing. Although East plays most of their games against large class A schools, our school is well below the limits of class B status. The lack of student enrollment is reflected in the small number of boys who participated and completed the basketball season. There were several highlights that befell the Warriors, a team with the tallest man listed at 61 . The first came at Oil City where we annexed the first annual Venango Christian Holiday tournament. The second was our crushing of a good McDowell team, and finally our gallant bid to upset undefeated Academy, a game lost late in the fourth quarter. The team record is 11 wins and 10 losses. Coach Metzgar also surpassed the most career victories by a basketball coach in the 53 seasons of interscholastic competition with 163 wins. Dana Gibbs, team captain, was the best and most consistent of the senior players. He will receive many post season honors. John Booker and Aaron Simpson both showed periods of brilliant play but lacked consistency. They are both good young men and their dedication to basketball will be missed next season. Bruce Demyanovich was a senior reserve who was hot or cold and never really lived up to his potential. Tim Watson heads the returnees for next years squad. Tim has potential to be one of the best in town, M. V. P. Christmas tournament, but he must learn to be serious about the game and develop true leadership. Guards Pat Davis and Frank House could be among the best, but both must work on improving their ball handling and eliminating turn overs. Gary Satyshur, a reserve utility man, must improve his speed and shooting ability. Looking toward next season we must find a little size. It is quite possible that the proposed school reorganization will result in moving a few big players to our district. East Opponent 74 Ft. LeBouef 47 60 Iroquois 66 67 Harborcreek 64 56 Meadville 46 55 Bradford 53 60 Tech 72 88 Jamestown 89 80 Cranberry 67 81 Venango Christian 55 55 Academy 86 59 McDowell 64 48 Prep 67 52 Vincent 57 64 Rocky Grove 47 57 Tech 62 78 McDowell 68 76 Jamestown 66 60 Academy 74 50 Prep 63 58 Vincent 55 Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1: D. Brown, S. Murawski, R. Tate,). Jones, J. Shallenburger, B. Clement; ROW 2: J. Kweder, B. Gausman, T. Anderson, J. Johnson, F. Pope, Coach Don Kolakowski. This year's Junior Varsity basketball team finished the season with a respectable 9-9 won-loss record. Being without the big man the little Warriors had to rely on speed and offensive powers to keep in every game this year. Danny Brown led the offensive attack scoring 414 points and averaging 23 points per game. Both of these points totals broke the ten-year record for a junior varsity player. Renley Tate, small in stature, made up for his lack of height with his all out hustle on offense and defense. Bill Gausman and Ben Clement became the team's leading rebounders off the offensive and defensive boards. Jimmy Johnson playing his first year of organized basketball came on strong offensively and defensively toward the end of the season. Steve Murowski, Joe Kweder, Joe Shallenburger, Fred Pope and John Jones completed the roster of this year's team. All of these players were dedicated and put forth an all-team effort to make this year's team respected among its competitors. East Opponent 67 Ft. Le Beouf 39 42 Harborcreek 46 50 Meadville 49 48 Bradford 47 38 Tech 57 66 Jamestown 60 49 Academy 44 35 McDowell 65 40 Vincent 51 56 Rocky Grove 45 59 Tech 63 48 Prep 64 43 McDowell 54 55 Jamestown 52 66 Venango Christian 33 42 Academy 82 54 Prep 60 52 Vincent 49 Junior High Basketball ROW 1: C. Aldridge, D. Winschel, P. Sorek, J. Petty, B Federowicz, J. Kalinowski,). Toran: ROW 2: D. Holloman, R. Madison, C. Petty, W, Smith, D. Aiken, L. Smith, J. Peplinski, C. Marsh, M. Demyanovich, Co-Captains: P. Sorek and ). Petty. (scorekeeper); ROW 3: Mr. W. Crugin, Faculty Manager, Mr. T. Matusiak, Coach. Youth, tempered with experience, combined to produce a winning combination for the well-drilled charges of Coach Tom Matusiak this year. A substantial number of players from last year's squad returned and together with some talented newcomers provided a solid foundation on which future East High basketball aspirations rest. Pierre Toran and Gerry Petty bore the brunt of the scoring attack while the tall trio of Pat Sorek, Don Aiken and Larry Smith dominated the boards. Dave Winschel, Wade Smith and Rod Madison were always ready as spot starters and invaluable substitutes to ignite game-clinching rallies. As usual an even better team is expected to return next year. East Opponent 22 Memorial 33 Wilson 44 Prep 37 Millcreek 46 Middle 56 Roosevelt 53 Gridley 31 Memorial 39 Wilson 36 Prep 32 Millcreek 61 Middle 54 Roosevelt 57 Gridley 41 40 50 53 29 51 50 48 57 50 46 30 55 62 Wrestling East Opponent 18 Iroquois 34 39 Academy 21 34 Girard 18 27 Vincent 33 33 Townsville 30 27 Prep 33 32 Tech 25 24 Academy 30 9 McDowell 43 29 Vincent 29 33 Prep 24 26 Fairview 24 12 General McLane 38 21 Tech 33 72 This year's wrestlers seemed to be a very moody bunch which hindered their consistency and effectiveness. Though their performance in the City Tournament proved that they possessed the capacity to be champions, due to some problems which arose during the course of the season, their bid for the title was never realized The highlight of the season saw East's team overwhelm the competition to win the City Wrestling Tournament with no less than five of our grapplers crowned for supremacy in their respective weight divisions. Winners were 114 lbs., Dan Darr; 126 lb., Beethoven Morrow, 155 lb.. Bill Graves; 167 lb., Joe Lomax; and heavyweight Bob Dixon. Upon completion of the regular season, these boys and others will participate in the sectional competition. Senior High Wrestling: ROW 1: Coach R. Kwiatkowski, D. Karnes, manager, J. Lomax, N. Young, B. Morrow, M. Cur Smith, R. Dixon, T. Nitkiewicz, S. Roy,). Goss; ROW 2: G. tis, D. Darr, B. Vogal. Junior High Wrestling: ROW 1: H. Morrow, D. Gilson, S. Burton; ROW 2: G. Karnes, D. Newhouse, O. Bryant, B. Vogal; ROW 3: J. Goss, T. Lomax, J. Windsor, T. Holloway. Water Polo ROW 1: J. Moniot, T. Rainesalo, T. Szczesny, ). Ewanick, B. Forsgren; ROW 3: J. Biletnikoff, R. Ewanick, ). Heibel, D. Short, E. Dorich; ROW 2: S. Narusewicz, T. Blumish, P. Cutter, D. Pomorski, M. McFadden, Mr. L. Popoff, Coach. Sonnenfeld, M. Narusewicz, S. Johnson, P. Simon, B. The East High water polo team finished with East Oppo the poorest record in the school's history of water polo. A few of the reasons for the school's 4 Prep 5 0-10 record were the lack of student participation, injuries, and lack of effort and desire from 3 Tech 6 this year's team members. The team had only a few close games as they 3 Vincent 7 were beaten by a one point margin three times. These games were against Prep and Jamestown. 3 Academy 7 Injuries and illness never permitted the same team to play together throughout the year. 1 Academy 9 Many team members took a share in this year's starting lineup. Those team members who 1 Prep 4 deserve a lot of credit for their services are seniors Mike Narusewicz and Bob Flak, juniors 2 Tech 9 Steve Narusewicz and Dave Cutter, sophomore Joel Heibel and freshmen Bill Forsgren and Rich 3 Vincent 11 Ewanick. 6 Jamestown 6 2 Jamestown 6 74 Boys' Swimming ROW 1: J. Moniot, T. Rainesalo,). Ewanick, B. Short, E. Dorich; ROW 2; S. Baginski, S. Narusewicz, M. Narusewicz, S. lohnson, M. Gonzalez; ROW 3: R. The East High swim team finished with only a 1-6 record for the season. Lack of student participation and experience were two of the team's main problems. Senior Mike Narusewicz led the team as he took many first place berths in many different events. He collected gold medals in the medley relay, the 50 freestyle, the 100 freestyle, the 100 backstroke, the freestyle medley, and the individual medley. The young members of the team did very well and gained valuable experience for the years to come. The young swimmers East 43 Academy 21 Vincent 57 Tech 54 McDowell 23 Prep 54 Fairview 49 Iroquois Ewanick, J. Heibel, B. Forsgren, ). Miraszek, T. Szczesny, Coach L. Popoff. who will be coming on strong for the next year's team will be Joel Heibel, Bill Forsgren, Doug Pomorski, Steve Baginski and Rick Ewanick. All of these swimmers have the potential to be the best in the area. Other swimmers who placed well this year were Jim Daisley, Steve Narusewicz, Steve Johnson, Mike Gonzalez and Jay Miraszek. This year's rinky dink team was led by Bill Short, Earl Ponder, Tim Szczesny, Dave Cheswick, Joe Ewanick, Jason Moniot, and Jim Manosky. Opponent 40 61 102 114 58 109 115 75 Boys' Bowling ROW 1: R. Allen, D. Morris, D. Steff, J. Soliwoda, J. jar- Zelepsky, J. Waite, S. Yochim, R Bokoch, Mr. C. molowicz; ROW 2: T. McLaughlin, M. Biernik, S. Ramsey, advisor. Absent: T. Szczesny, B. Gustafson. Girls' Bowling Row 1: Miss Flanagan, advisor, C. Repko, K. Soeder, L. Guth; Nobel, C. Lesnieski, S. Lucas, 1 Treasurer, M, Simmons, L. Secretary, B Class, M. Weckerly, C. Adams, C. Lee, D. Magee, R Vommero, D. Zielinski, B. Simpson, D. Miac- Celline; ROW 2: E. Karash, M. Sandberg, J. Marcichowski, C. zynski, V. Liebel, President; B Anderson. Interscholastic Bowling: R. Vommero, D. Zielinski, M. Simmons, L. Cuth, V. Liebel, Miss Flanagan, advisor Under the direction of advisor Miss Patricia Flanagan, approximately thirty girls from East High bowl on Tuesday afternoons at Eastland Bowling Lanes. This year five East girls participated in the interscholastic bowling against teams from Academy, Mercyhurst, St. Benedict, Strong Vincent, and Tech. The team also took part in a special giris'-faculty tournament, as well as the girls'-boys' tournament. In addition, several teams compete in the House of Eliminations Tournament. Annually at an awards banquet, trophies are awarded to first, second, third, and last place teams. Trophies are also given to the girl with the highest average, the highest game, the highest series, and the highest girl-teacher team. Highlighting this program is the presentation of the Bowler of the Year Award. Girls' Track ROW Is E. Karash, C. Ciccariello, V. Liebel, B. Glass, T. Wisniewski. M. Waters, P. Woodard, S. Essigmann, C. Knight; ROW 2: D. Johnson, T. Crotty, M. Filippo, R. Vaughn; ROW 4: P. Woodard, K. Keys, L. Mares, C. Skidmore, S. Purdue, Mr. R. Passarelli; ROW 3: A. Lachowski, B. Smith. Junior High Girls' Softball The Girls7 Track season found the numerous competitors from East High placing first in various events. Madeline Filippo consistently clinched first place in shot put and made it to the city track meet winning the javeline event and again the shot put. The mile relay team consisting of Tess Crotty, Rita Skidmore, Barb Smith, and Anne Wisniewski reached first place in two of the three meets. The 440 relay teams, made up of Pat Woodard, Sharon Purdue, Kathy Keys, Framkie Woodard and Pat Hamilton, pulled a first place in the competition against both Academy and Vincent. These were other events which the East girls managed to place at the top with Tess Crot-tv in the mile run, Sharon Purdue in the high jump, Anne Wisniewski in the long jump, and Sue Ciccariello in the 880 event. 78 ROW 1: S. Ciccariello, K Rudd, C. Ford, L. Daniels, R. Kalinowski, P. Daniels, D. Ulmer, Richards, T. Knight; ROW 2: S. Buckel, C. B. Murawski, L. Anderson. Senior High Girls' Basketball The Girls' Senior High basketball team opened its season in December of 1973 against Mercy-hurst. This year, for the first time, the eirls played games botn at home and away— including two at Gannon. However, because of numerous injuries, the team was plagued with little luck in winning. Anne Wisniewski and Sharon Buckel were leading scorers, respectively. There was only one senior, Tess Crotty, on the team. Therefore, as far as experienced players, the team should be set for next season. Others, beside the actual players, deserve credit. Time keeper Lori Biletnikoff, scorer Sue Orloff, and manager Cheryl Ford also played an important part in keeping the team functioning efficiently. BOTTOM TO TOP: D. Celline, T. Crotty, S. Chilcott, Filippo, C. Daniels, D. Ward, C. Smith, Mrs. M. Davis, A. Goss, C. Staff, S. Buckel, K. Cook, J. Karnes, M. Coach S. Orloff, J. Konieczko, C. Ford. Waters, D. Orloff, captain, A. Wisniewski, Captain, M. Junior High Girls' Basketball For the first time, East High had a junior high girls' basketball team. Although the team had practically no experience at the beginning of this year, through hours of dedicated practice they finished with a respectable 5-5 record. Leading scorers for this developing team were Jane Konieczko with 100 points and Cheryl Ford clinching 92 points. Voted best defensive player was Captain Sue Orloff and most improved was Sue Culver. ROW 1: B. Morrow, C. Ford, Captain, S. Orloff, Cap- Gausman; ROW 4: D. Cook, J. Williams, S. Culver, D. tain; ROW 2: A. Goss, S. Buckel, M. Wiest, D. Orloff; Ulmer, Mrs. M. Davis, Coach, A. Holloway, J. ROW 3: D. Granger, B. Jones, D. McLarin, D. Lipinski, K. Konieczko, R. Kalinowski. 79 Girls' Vollevball Senior High Volleyball 1974: ROW 1: D. Celline, V. Liebel, K. Brodziak, P. Carr, P. Woodard, R. Pope, D. Lubak, F. Woodard, Miss. B. Hornak, N. Wagner, C. Daniels, L. Anderson, M. Filippo, M. Waters, C. Kenny, S. Buckel, R. Skidmore, S. Ciccariello. Junior High Volleyball 1974: ROW Is C. Loiaciano, L. Presley, L. Richards, J. Konieczko, C. Ford, ROW 2: B. Glover, A. Holloway, V. Sonney, B. Jones; ROW 3: N. Wagner, manager, D. Farabaugh, C. Bokoch, D. Ulmer, D. Burton, Miss B. Hornak, Coach. 80 junior High Volleyball 1974 ROW Is S. Podalski, S. Ciccariello, R. Norton, K. Rudd, D. Farabaugh, Mr. R Passarelli coach; ROW 2: D. Newbree, P. Will, P. Daniels, C. Daniels; ROW 3: S. Allen, L. Anderson, C. Tuberson, D. Hawryliw, K. Donikowski, B. Murawski. Although a young team, the senior high volleyball team proved to be powerful. The squad defeated Vincent and Mur-cyhurst by scores of 15-7, 15-10 and 3-15, 15-7, 16-4. The highlight of the season, however, came when the team, after losing the first game by a score of 2-15, came back to defeat Villa 3-15, 15-8, 15-3. The first team, coached by Miss B. Hornak, usually consisted of juniors Darlene, Celline, Madeline Filippo, Vicky Liebel and Mary Waters. Sophomore starters were Sharon Bucket and Lynn Anderson. Providing strength from the bench were Nancy Wagner, Connie Daniels, Raechelle Pope, Polly Carr, Frankie Woodard, Patty Woodard, Sue Ciccariello, Darlene Lubak, Marilyn Simmons, Chestine Corder, Rita Skidmore and Colleen Kenny. A very experienced and talented team is expected for next season, since all starters and a few good players from the junior high team will be back. The junior high volleyball team is also coached by Miss B. Hornak. The girls had a five-game season this year, playing Roosevelt, Memorial, Wilson, Middle School, and Gridley. Starting players were Cheryl Ford, jane Konieczko, Debby Ulmer, Brenda Glover, Lynn Richards, and Cheryl Bobkoch. Substituting were Barb Jones, Debby Farabaugh, Kim Conners, Jenny Sonney, Cheryl Loiaciano and Linda Presley. Nancy Wagner proved to be in- si valuable as the team's manager. ROW 1: Miss A. Williams, Director, S. Law, E. Ruff, T. Biddle, C. Tuberson, C. Dlugas, P. Ebner, S. Lecker, C. DeForce, C. Windsor, G. Petroff, J. Heibel, M. Krysiak; ROW 2: G. Konieczko, D. Wood, D. Sorge, A. James, C. Brochey, J. Hamilton, C. Butchkoskey, S. Ciccariello, D. O'Donnel, B. Zales, C. Buckel, S. Narusewicz, J. Twohig; ROW 3: K. McClelland, R. Diehl, J. Sestak, M. Bolla, J. District Chorus: ROW 1: S. Barnes, M. Bolla, J. Gibbs, B. Yerkey; ROW 2: J. Voelker, D. Downing, R. Gray, K. McClelland. Sanner, S. Barnes, G. Klopp, K. Sipple,). Gibbs, V. Altman, K. Hughes, D. Peterson, D. Hawryliw, C. Heidelberg, M. Shick; ROW 4: R. Hawryliw, N. Wurst, M. Narusewicz, R. Gray, D. Johnson, C. Vaughn, S. Noble, M. Mobilia, M. Sandberg, B. Yerkey, K. Keys, N. Demyanovich, P. Lee, E. Porter, J. Voelker, D. Downing, F. Pope. Choir Officers: ROW 1: B. Yerkey, Secretary; J. Hamilton, Secretary; M. Biernik, Vice-president (absent); ROW 2: S. Barnes, President; J. Voelker, Treasurer. Senior High Girls' Chorus ROW Is D Birchfield, C. Duska, C. Staaf, B. Fair, W Warchol, E. Lewis, C. Rudd, J. Kwitowski; ROW 2: L Kowalski, A. Shchouchkoff, V. Burse, D. Newbree, B Rogala, K. Law, M. Anthony, L. Oleski; ROW 3: C. Daniels, P. Daniels, K. Miller, J. Sanner, C. Fortin, P. Repko, P. Dombrowski, V. Ghamo, P. Salow; ROW 4: S. Podalski, B. Zales, K. Keys, D. O'Donnel, N. Johnson, K. Kaufman, J. Lewis, S. Allen, R. Norton, D. Husted, R. Pope, D. Hawryliw, D. Johnson. Junior High Girls' Chorus ROW Is L. Legenzoff, L. Richards, M. Malanowski, K. Brady, S. Swasmg, D. Marsh, A. Hoover, J. Publicover, E. Pozsonyi, ROW 2: M. Hofmann, D. Legenzoff, S. Waters, J. Becker, J. Osiecki, M. Peterson, D. Hoyer, P. Phillips, R. Bolla; ROW 3: M. Strange, N. Klemm, A. Perrotta, M. Truitt, S. Thomas, D. Ulmer, V. Dawson, K. Formanski, C. Boykin, M. Pjecha, M. Kunik. Senior High Marching Band ROW Is C. Demyanovich, C. Edinger, L. Roseberry, L. Lachowski, L. Mares, N. Wagner, J. Morton, K. Hart; ROW 2: J. Duda, C. Alward D. Wrzeszcz, K. Curtis, C. Beskid, T. lewis, P. Gotham, r' Borkowski, M. Waters, P. Trojan, S. Zelepsky, T. Trojanovich, R. Eller, B. Glass, C. Rudd, R. Perry; ROW 3: G. Dalton, M. Hanks, K. Marks, N. Demyanovich, K. Rice, R. Morrison, M. Mazzo, M. Rizzo, J. Konieczko, J. Waite, M. Demyanovich, B Randolph, T. Blumish, M. Cirino, J. Newhouse, R Molder; ROW 4: D. Hawryliw S Everett, H. August, M. Filippo, E. Karash, C. Swasing, M. Curtis' B. Demyanovich, S. Gavriloff, S. Yochim, B. Miller, J. Johnson, C. Smith, R Bokoch, P. Mazanowski, C. DeAngelo, M. Riddle, D. DeAngelo, K. Ford, J. Jones, J. Cornwell, W. Schaack, R. Krivonak Band Officers: ROW Is L. Roseberry, Librarian; R. Eller, Librarian, L. Mares, Secretary; E. Karash, Quartermaster; K. Curtis, Quartermaster, ROW 2: J. Duda, Librarian; J. Waite, Vice-President; S. Yochim, Treasurer; D. DeAngelo President; S. Zelepsky, Librarian. 86 Drum major James Duda poses with band director Mr. Timothy McKinney. Junior Band ROW Is S. Waters, J. Cassano, D Waite, A. Agens, H. August, M. Pjecha, W. Munn, P. Curtis, D. Burton, P. Cornwell; ROW 2: M. Zasada, L. Ebner, D. Shirley, V. Goodman, V. Norton, A. Rice, S. Kaufman, H. Morrow, M. Demy, D. Newcomer, K. Kaufman, K Soliwoda, D. Eller, D. Stadler, G De Angelo, K Rudd; ROW 3: R Christoph, D. Pjecha, D. Robison, J. Bujnowski, W. Edinger. Training Band ROW Is M. Murray, C. Warner, C. Mattson, M. Walter, C. Ulmer, B. M. Farabaugh, S. Arbaugh; ROW 3: G. Hazuda, J. Babay, K. Swas- Morrow, D. Eddy, V. Droney ROW 2: C. Procter, V. Rieger, E. Sam- ing. son, C. Williams, B. Honard, T. Davenport, L. Brown, S. Gangemi, 87 Strings ROW Is M. Morton, E. Newcomer, M. Gonzalez, J. Presley, H. Miller, M. Hawryliw, S. Domeracki, M. Wiest; ROW 2: R. Jones, J. Groucutt, L. Williams, J. Biletnikoff, L. Morrison, K. Brewer, T. Figurski, T. Hazuda, L Weckerly. Color Guard C. Ebner, L. Berry, T. Conner, A. Agens, S. Essigmann, P. Lee, J. Holloway, B. Jay. 88 District Band ROW 1: C. Alward, B. Demy, D. Wrzeszcz; ROW 2: S. Zelepsky, J. Duda, S. Cavriloff. 89 Varsity Cheerleaders ROW Is D. Clement, C. Truitt, C. Lachowski, L. Woodard, J. ROW 3: J. Wasson, C. Smith. Henderson; ROW 2: M. Haslage, C. Thomas, P. Ebner, P. Woodard; Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1: N. Skrypek, D. Legenzoff; ROW 2: V. Barth, D. Johnson, N. Chase, C. Karnes, T. Koziarski. D. Johnson, Co-Captain with Miss C. Kaminski, advisor and C Karnes, Captain. Junior High Cheerleaders J. Kwitowski, I. Thomas, M. Hofmann, D. Shirley, V. Goodman, P. Curtis, L. Richards, N. Lazarz, A. Hoover T. Nicholson. A. Hoover, Captain with Mrs. V. Pompeani, advisor and T. Nicholson, Co-Captain. 91 Twirlers FIRST ROW TWIRLERS: KNEELING: J. Miller, K. Gen- Smith, D. Orloff, S. Chilcott, C. Hill, G. Kimmeth, Row nuso; STANDING: P. Brown, M. Szustak, B. Haley, S. Leader SECOND ROW TWIRLERS: KNEELING: L. Williams, C. Romecki, L. Schultz, M. Peters, Row Leader; STANDING: C. Tuberson, S. Orloff, C. Dietz, C. Repko, C. Daniszewski, K. Soeder, J. Karnes. 92 ROW 1: P. Brown, M. Szustak, B. Haley, R. Eckert, J. Miller, K. Gennuso, D. Orloff, S. Smith, C. Hill, G. Kimmeth; ROW 2: M. Peters, K. Soeder, L. Williams, C. Repko, J. Karnes, C. Dietz, C. Daniszewski, C. Tuberson, S. Orloff, C. Romecki, S. Chilcott, L. Schultz. Captain Janet Miller with Advisor Mrs. Margaret Davis and Co-captain Karen Gennuso. Sunrise Staff Tom Tom Staff ROW 1: D. Orloff, A. Goss, S. Zelepsky, K. Curtis, Miller, S. Chilcott, R. Borkowski, J. Wasson, D. Editor, J. Newhouse; ROW 2: E. Metzger, P. Petroff, S. Wrzeszcz, P. Brown, J. Karnes, C. Repko, P. Woodard, Peganoff, N. Demyanovich, ). Morton; ROW 3: R. K. Soeder. A. V. A. Chess Club ROW Is Brian Nicholl, G. Petroff, G. Woodell, O. Bryant; ROW 2: Mr. G. Masiroff, advisor, D. Tirak, B. Warner, S. Walkiewicz. Model U.N. Hijacking and Terrorism: ROW 1: K. Curtis, S. Zelepsky; ROW 2: R. Bokoch, C. Alward. Energy Crisis: ROW Is L. Mares, chairperson and secretary, B Glass; ROW 2: R. Eller, chairperson. Political Refugees: ROW Is P. Petroff, C. Windsor; ROW 2: R. Borkowski, R. Sorek. Trade In Armaments: ROW Is J. Wasson, M. Peters; ROW 2: K. Soeder, S. Chilcott. Student Council ROW 1: K. Gausman, S. Kaufman, J. Sonney, P. Bromley, J. Presley, P. Curtis, L. Vitelli; ROW 2: C. Michalski, J, Yankosky, J. Konieczko, R. Skidmore, V. Caspar, C. Kimmeth, K. Curtis, C. Romecki, P. Carr; ROW 3: I. Ruff, C. Buckel, J. Borowy, S. Babay, C. Rose, C. Buszek, K. Kruise, K. MacMurdy, j. Biletnikoff, J. McLaughlin, C. Vaughn; Mrs. M. Duncan, advisor; ROW 4: L. Johnson, D. Cutter, S. Johnson, D. Sonnenfeld, N. Wurst, S. Popoff, F. Griffin, P. Simon, B. Waruszewski, L. Smith, S. Aiken, M. Jovanovich, F. Robinson, L. Woodard, L. Smith. This year's Student Council was actively involved in numerous projects. In early November the group teamed together to help make the annual ice cream social a huge success by providing all the cakes needed for the affair. But most importantly at Christmas time the council, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Duncan, with the overflowing generosity of the East High student body, assisted many needy families living in the central city area. A total of 275 items of canned and packaged food plus $106.00 were used to make Christmas a happy day for many needy shutins, elderly people and large families residing in that area. A portion of the gift was used to fill one hundred Christmas baskets with fresh meat, canned goods, and other staples. The remainder was used to provide basic essentials, as well as blankets, shoes, and clothing for school children. In addition the council provided the Christmas tree with decorations used at the Christmas assembly. Homerooms 216 and 6 captured winning honors in the annual council-sponsored door decorating contest. Among the council's anticipated projects are the purchase of a new school flag, as well as an artificial Christmas tree for use during the holiday season. ROW 1: P. Carr, Secretary; C. Vaughn, Vice-President; ROW 2: Mrs. M. Duncan, advisor; P. Simon, President; L. Vitelli, Treasurer. Senior Y-Teens ROW 1: K. Gennuso, Treasurer, J. Miller, Secretary, J. Sands, President, P. Gotham, Vice-president; ROW 2: S. Hamm, C. Adams, D. Romanski, S. Brydon, C. Hill, G. Kimmeth, B. Glass, S. Feikles; ROW 3: C. Ebner, M. Edinger, D. Zielinski, P. Repko, L. Berry, C. Williams, J. Henderson, Mrs. T. Verga, advisor; ROW 4: L. Vitelli, S. Pohl, C. McIntosh, C. Vaughn, N. Wagner, F. Henderson, C. Lachowski, M. Mobilia, T. Conner. Junior Y-Teens ROW 1: K. MacMurdy, Secretary, S. President, E, Karash, Vice-president, M. Peters, Treasurer; ROW 2: A. James, M. Szustak, P. Brown, K. Curtis, C. Butchkoskey, P. Shoop, C. DeForce, C. Rudd, J. Lewandowski, E. Lewis; ROW 3: L. Wisinski, B. Dodson, K. Busch, D. Orloff, A. Goss, B. Haley, K. Soeder, S. Noble, Mrs. T. Verga, advisor, K. Sipple, P. George; ROW 4: S. Chilcott, J. Karnes, B. Jay, G. Klopp, M. Karuba, N. Demyanovich, V. Caspar, C. Repko, P. Ebner, C. Pochatko, C. DeAngelo. 98 Sophomore Y-Teens ROW 1: V. Ghamo, President, G. Dalton, Vice-president, D. Lubak, Secretary, K. Miller, Treasurer; ROW 2: D. Dom-browski, G. Linendoll, S. Lecker, L. Lachowski, M. Wiest, L. Schultz, C. Tucholski, K. Law, L. Oleski, D. LeBeau; ROW 3: W. Warchol, D. Husted, J. Dash, C. Toombs, C. Demyanovich, D. Legenzoff, M. Fachetti, C. Duska, P. jay, Mrs. T. Verga, advisor; ROW 4: V Burse, D. Hawryliw, S. Allen, L. Voorhis, L. Anderson, T. Koziarski, N. Skrypek, K. Ananea, D. Prylinski, M. Dombrowski, C. Dietz, J. McLaughlin, B. Meyer. Freshman Y-Teens 99 ROW 1: J. Becker, Secretary, B. Degnan, Treasurer, T. Nicholson, Vice-president, S. Popoff, President; ROW 2: K. Kowalczyk, V. Goodman, J. Publicover, A. Hoover, M. Zasada, K. Peters; ROW 3: C. Buckel, L. Legenzoff, S. Waters, J. Osiecki, N. Lazarz, S. Orloff, L. Knepper. Junior High Y-Teens Tea Aides ROW 1i G. Klopp, J. Karnes, M. Peters, S. Chilcott; ROW 2: A. James. ROW Is L. Dunst, Vice-President; J. Kwitowski, Secretary; P. Curtis, President; D. Farabaugh, Treasurer; ROW 2: M. Vendetti, C. Vietmeier, L. Dengel, D. Hoover, L. Weckerly, V. Droney; ROW 3: B. Fraley, R. Vendetti, M. Walter, E. Samson, J. Williams. Spelling Bee ROW 1: D. Hinton, M. Murray, T. Hinton; ROW 2: Mrs. J. Zieg, advisor, P. Clanton, M. Hawryliw, J. Babay, E. Samson, M. Walter, J. Williams, K. Swasing. lOO French Club ROW Is T. Knight, V. Caspar, C. Demyanovich, D. Legenzoff, S. Ciccariello; ROW 2: T. Koziarski, I. Fueri, K. Bretz, D. Lubak, L. Bielski, C. Vaughn, Miss L. Warus, advisor. Spanish Club ROW 1: j. Dash, M. Wiest, L. Knepper, A. Hoover, M Kovach, C. Bronakoski, M. Fachetti; ROW 2: P. Sorek, J. Herdzik S. Popoff, M. Hofmann, V. Ghamo, C. Kur- piewski, P. Juchno, J. Borowy, V. Lipinski, Mr. L. Larsen, advisor; Absent; G. Linendoll, D. LeBeau. lOl Horticulture Club ROW 1: Mr. G. Simitoski, advisor, M. Shick, A. Ewings, D. Gibbons, W. Balognae, D. Kwiatkowski, S. Witkowski, T. Humes; ROW 2: M. Panty, B. Culver, B. Phillips, T. Paluh, D. Baginski, J. Knepper, B. Waruszewski, D. DeAngelo, K. Ford, D Borkowski, absent. Careers In Health Club ROW Is P. Clanton, D. Hinton, T. Hinton, B. Morrow, P. Malinowski; ROW 2: K. Law, P. Gotham, C. Demyanovich, D. Dombrowski, B. Glass, D. Robison, B. Glover; ROW 3: J. Sanner, K. Ananea, V. Ghamo, T. Knight, J. Miller, J. Heibel, Mr. W. Bannister, advisor, A. Straub, N. Wagner, absent. 102 E.A.S.T. Ecology Anti-Pollution Club ROW Is L. Berry, President, B Class, Vice-president, G. Rose, Treasurer, T. Conner, Secretary; ROW 2; Mr. W. Grugin, advisor, M. Hawryliw, C. Jares, E. Samson, L. Weckerly; ROW 3: C. Bucket, L. Biletnikoff, M. Weckerly, K. Latcha; ROW 4: R. Borkowski, D. Lubak, J. Babay. Red Cross ROW 1: Mrs. B. Peyton, advisor, P. Carr, L. Parker, J. Williams, M. Bolla, S. Essigmann; Absent: emonoff, B Simpson, T. Conner; ROW 2: D. B. Glass, L. Berry, V. Caspar. 103 National Honor Society ROW 1: Mr. C. Witkowski, advisor, S. Hamm, K. Heater, T. Crotty, D. Sonnenfeld, J. Duda, N. Wagner, W. Wieczorek, C. Alward; ROW 2: J. Newhouse, J. Karnes, P. Gotham, K. Gennuso, C. Gilson, D. Romanski, K. Curtis, J. Morton, A. Goss, M. Szustak, P. Brown, J. Wasson, Miss V. E. Andrews, Principal of East High School, Dr. Robert LaPenna, Superintendent of the School ROW Is D. Sonnenfeld, Vice-president; T. Crotty, Treasurer; J. Duda, President; ROW 2: Mr. C. Witkowski, Advisor; N. Wagner, Secretary. District of the City of Erie; ROW 3: F. Robinson, D. Orloff, K. Soeder, S. Peganoff, V. Caspar, K. Markley, G. Kimmeth, C. Hill, M. Andrus, L. Guth, D. Zielinski, ROW 4: K. Ford, R. Eckert, R. Borkowski, S. Pohl, H. Gauriloff, R. Perry, S. Yochim, M. Narusewicz, K. Krivonak, S. Zelepsky, P Repko, T. Conner, G. Klopp. Scholarship is one of the qualifications for consideration of membership in the East High Chapter of the National Honor Society. Juniors possessing a 3.5 grade average and seniors with a 3.0 grade average are eligible for membership. After the students applied for membership, their qualities of leadership, service, and character were voted on by the faculty. Fifteen new members from the Junior Class and twenty-one new members from the Senior Class were inducted at a special evening ceremony which was followed by a reception in the main hall. Guest speaker for the April 2,1974 induction service was Dr. Robert La Penna, Superintendent of the School District of the City of Erie. DAR Senior Girl Award The D.A.R. Award, sponsored annually by the Presque Isle Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, was presented this year to senior Nancy Wagner of homeroom 120. The award is based upon the qualities of dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism exemplified by a deserving senior girl. The candidates were first nominated by the students of the Senior Class, and the final selection was determined by a vote of the faculty and administration. Usually the final choice is difficult to make, since more than one girl is deemed worthy of the honor. This time Paulette Gotham of homeroom 120 and Janet Miller of homeroom 215 achieved runner-up status when they tied for second place on the ballots. As a recipient of the award, Nancy was eligible to take a qualifying test for a scholarship to Edin-boro College which she will attend in September. Garter And Suspender Award This year marked the thirtieth anniversary of the traditional handling down of the Garter and Suspender Award at East High School. Alumni Lynn Bucklin and Mike Speros presented this year's award to seniors Karen Gennuso and Jeffrey Honard. Character, appearance, honesty, leadership, and personality are necessary qualifications in order to receive this award. The class of 1974 extends congratulations and good luck to Karen and Jeff. 105 Library Aides ROW 1: L. Magee, C. Williams; ROW 2: K. Bretz, C. Prylinski, J. Szymanski, R. VanDervoort. Adams, H. Miller, M. Edinger; Absent: K. Danowski, D. 106 ROW 1: C. Swasing, M. Strange; ROW 2: M. Bagley, T. Knight, J. Becker, D. Bryant. Gym Helpers ROW 1: L. Vitelli, Mrs. Richards, L. Biletnikoff, L. Magee, S. Robinson, L. Morrison, Mrs. Davis, L. Guth. Essigmann; ROW 2: R. Vommero, Mrs. Biletnikoff, F. Rod And Gun Club ROW 1: M. Farabaugh, j. Heibel, Vice-President, Ewanick; ROW 2: D. Buzard, M. Edwards, Mr. T. A. Straub, President, G. Woodell, Treasurer, J. Verga, Advisor. 107 Ski Club ROW 1: J. Sanner, C. Rose, V. Caspar, K. Marks, P. Curtis, M. Zasada, J. Cassano; ROW 2: M. Menosky, T. Lewis; Vice-President, P. George, C. Kenny, K. MacMurdy, M. Sandberg, L. Rosenberry, J. MacMurdy, K. Curtis, Mr. P. Hart, advisor; ROW 3: T. Conner, N. Klemm, L. Mares, S. Popoff, J. Lewis, F. Griffin, S. Gavriloff, M. McFadden, L. Berry, R. Sorek, B. Klemm, President. Table Tennis Club ROW 1: D. Schweitzer, M. Gonzalez, G. Konieczo, L. Biletnikoff; ROW 2: Mr. G. Kaufman, advisor, G. Rose, N. Wagner, Mr. W. Grugin, advisor; ROW 3: P. Sadler, D. Sienicki, B. Demyanovich, K. Hart; Absent: T. Lewis. Eastcapades 74 Eastcapades Directors: ROW Is C. Vaughn, D. Spence, K. Markley; ROW 2: P. Simon, N. Wagner. i m —■Hi m  i| Dance Duo: K. Gennuso, P. Gotham. Happiness for East High students this year was the variety show, Happiness is Eastcapades 1974. Happiness it was during the two-night show held on March 26 and 27, under the direction of seniors Kim Markley, Carmen Vaughn, Nancy Wagner, Don Spence, and Phil Simon, as well as faculty advisors Mrs. M. Davis, Miss B. Hornak, Mrs. T. Verga and Miss L. Warus. The hour and a half program featured skits, vocal and instrumental music, twirlers, dance routines, gymnastics, short interludes, and a grand finale. Special guest star at intermission was folk singer John Ims. About 150 students contributed their time and talent to make the show a true example of East High spirit. Black History And Brotherhood Week Underclassmen Class Of 1975 Adams, B. Allen, L. Anderson, M. Bailey, D. Baran, N. Barcus, L. Junior Class Officers: S. Peganoff, Secretary; S. Zelepsky, President; J. Lewandowski, Vice-President; N. Baran, Treasurer (absent). Biddle, T. Bieniek, I. Bilski, G. Blumish, K. Bolla, M. Bolmanski, J. Borkowski, R Brochey, C. Brodziak, K. Brown, P. Brumfield, C. Busch, K. Buszek, R. Butchkowski, C Carr, B. Carr, P. Caspar, V. Celline, D. Chadwick, M. Chilcott, S. Clanton, B. Coleman, C. Corder, C. Crockett, J. Culbertson, M. Culver, B. Curtis, K. 112 Cutter, D. Daisley, J. Daniszewski, C. Danowski, K. Darr, D. DeAngelo, C. Deforce, C. Demyanovich, N Desser, D. Dillon, J. Dixon, R. Dlugas, C. Dobson, P. Dodson, B. Ebner, P. Edinger, C. Evans, J. Ewanick, A. Ewings, A. Filippo, M. Forsgren, K. Froehlich, D, Gardner, R. Gavin, J. Gavin, V. George, P. Gibbs, J. Gibbs, P. Gillespie, S. Gonzalez, M. Goss, A. Granberry, V. Gray, R. Green, D. Groucutt, J. Guzowski, J. Haley, B. Hall, M. Hamilton, M. Hamilton, P. Hart, K. Hart, K. 113 House, F. Hughes, K. Hughes, L. Ingraham, D. James, A. Jares, C. Haslage, M. Heater, M. Heidelberg, C. Heynoski, D. Holloway, J. Homchenko, M. Jay, B. Jenkins, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, L. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Johnson, V. Jones, C. Jones, J. Jones, L. Karash, E. Karnes, J. Krawiec, P. Kruszewski, M. Krysiak, M. Lawrence, K. Lee, K. Lee, P. Karuba, K. Kiehlmeier, J King, A. Kinross, S. Klimek, T. Klopp, G. Lewandowski, J. Lewis, E. Liebel, V. Lisek, D. Lomax, J. Lucas, W. Madura, D. Marofsky, C. MacMurdy, K. McClelland, K. McKelvey, L. Metzger, E. Morton, J. Murzynski, C. Myer, M. Narusewicz, S. Newhouse, J. Noble, S. Peganoff, S. Pepperman, D. Perdue, E. Perdue, P. Peters, M. Peterson, D. Pochatko, C. Pomorski, D. Pomorski, D. Priester, K. Przepiorski, P. Purdue, J. Petroff, P. Phillips, B. Piatkowski, D. Pinzok, B. Pius, S. Pjecha, M. 115 Satyshur, G. Schroeder, S. Schwein, J. Schweitzer, T. Servidio, R. Sestak, J. Shick, M. Shoop, P. Sienicki, D. Simpson, B. Sipple, K. Skidmore, R. Soeder, K. Spinazzola, M. Straub, A. Stravinsky, J. Swasing, C. Swasing, K. 116 Szewczyk, W Szustak, M. Szymanski, J. Taylor, C. Thomas, C. Thomas, V. Tirak, D. Torain, R Trojanovich, D Truitt, D. Vaughn, B. Villa, J. Volski, K. Warthman, J Wasson, J. Waters, M. Weber, N. Weber, V. Weckerly, M. Wernicki, K. Wheeler, C. Williams, J. Wilson, S. Windsor, C. Wisinski, L. Wisniewski, A Wolski, B Woodard, B. Woodard, P. Wozniak, C. Wrzeszcz, D. Wurst, N. Yaple, K. Zdunski, T. Zelepsky, S. 117 Class Of 1976 Aiken, S. Allen, S. Altman, V. Ananea, K. Anderson, L. Anderson, T. SEATED: C. Buckel, Secretary; S. Lecker, Treasurer; STANDING: L. Voorhis, President; S. Allen, Vice-President. Andrus, K. August, H. Bagley, M. Barnett, P. Barth, V. Bernard, E. Bielski, L. Bigelow, K. Birchfield, D. Bretz, K. Briggs, D. Brooks, T. Brotherson, R. Brown, D. Bryant, D. Buckel, C. Buckel, S. Buies, D. Burse, V. Burton, S. Canady, M. Chase, N. Ciccariello, S. Cirino, M. Clement, B. Clement, M. Cook, K. Consider, R. Cornwell, J. Craig, R. 118 Curtis, M. Czulewicz, M. Dalton, C. Daniels, C. Daniels, P. Dash, j. Demy, C. Diehl, R. Dietz, C. Dingus, W. Dombrowski, D. Dombrowski, M. Donikowski, K. Dunar, D. Duska, C. Edwards, M. Everett, S. Estok, N. Fachetti, M. Fair, B. Fisher, B. Fortin, C. Freeman, D. Froehlich, C. Fueri, I. Galena, C. Gausman, B Ghamo, V. Glover, C. Grady, T. Groucutt, J. Gunther, K. Hamilton, j. Hart, D. Hatkevich, M Hawryliw, D. Hilinski, E. Hill, D. Hill, I. Heibel, J. Heidelberg, C. Hulett, S. Husted, D. Jakabowski, P. Jay, P-Johnson, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, J. 119 Koziarski, T. Kurpiewski, C. Legenzoff, D. Limer, D. McLaughlin, J. McLaughlin, M Johnson, L. Johnson, N. Jones, C. Kweder, J. Lachowski, L. Langer, S. Latzo, S. Law, K. LeBeau, D. Linendoll, G. Lingenfelter, K. Lovely, D. Lubak, D. Lynch, L. Majersky, M. Mendez, A. Menosky, M. Meyer, B. 120 Michalski, C Miller, j. Miller, K. Molder, R. Morrison, R Nicholson, D Norton, R Prylinski, D. Radecki, J. Salter, T. Salzer, D. Mulholland, L. Murawski, S. Newbree, D. O'Donnel, D. Oleski, L. Pacley, K. Pierce, D. Podalski, S. Pope, F. Ratajczak, V. Rice, K. Rogala, 6. Romecki, C. Ross, D. Roth, S. Sanner, J. Sarnowski, R. Scheffner, R. Schultz, L. Schwenk, J. Shallenberger, j. 121 122 Skrypek, N. Smith, G. Smith, M. Temonoff, L. Thomas, D. Thompson, G. Thompson, M. Toombs, C. Trojan, D. Tuberson, C. Tucholski, C. Tylman, T. VanDervoort, R. Veiger, T. Voorhis, L. Wells, J. Wheeler, C. Wieczorek, R. Wiest, M. Wilhelm, H. Williams, C. Woodell, G. Wykoff, R. Zales, B. Zameroski, J. Zeigler, J. Zyniewicz, D. Class Of 1977 Agens, A. Aiken, D. Amendola, A. Baker, R. Becker, J Beskid, ). Bolla, R. Borowy, J. Boykin, C Bromley, R. Bronakoski, C Bryant, O. Christoph, R. Combe, R. Cornwell, P. Daub, D. Dawson, V. Day, J. 123 Hazuda, T. Heidelberg, C. Herdzik, J. Hodges, B. Hofmann, M. Holloway, A. Karnes, G. Knepper, L. Konieczko, J. Kowalczyk, K. Kunik, M. Kupniewski, T. Kutterna, A. Kwitowski, B. Lillie, A. Lipinski, V. Lybrook, D. MacMurdy, J. Malanowski, M Marsh, D. McMillen, M. McNaughton, K. Mountain, D. Muccino, J. Murzynski, T. Nicholl, B. Nicholson, T. Orloff, S. Larson, P. Law, S. Lazarz, N. Legenzoff, L. McShane, E. Mitchell, R. Moniot, M. Mossburg, B Osiecki, J. Parshall, M. Peplinski, J. Peters, K. Peters, L. Peterson, M. 124 Petroff, G. Petty, j. Phillips, P. Pjecha, M. Richards, L. Roberts, K. Ropecki, C. Rzepecki, R Strange, M. Swasing, S. Sybil, S. Szczesny, R. Pomorski, D. Popoff, S. Porter, J. Pozsonyi, E. Publicover, J. Rainey, P. Reiter, E. Rice, D. Schweitzer, D. Scribner, R. Sestak, M. Smith, R. Soakie, Y. Sorek, P. Stadler, P. Steff, D. Szparaga, S. Thomas, S. Wager, T. Waite, E. Warner, B Waters, S. Thompson, J. Truitt, M. Twohig, J. Ulmer, D. Wade, C. Wager, J. Weed, D. Whipple, H. Wieczorek, L. Williams, L. Wilson, M. Windsor, J. Winschel, D. Wisinski, P. 125 Woodard, F. Yarman, R. Zasada, M. Class Of 1978 126 Bargielski, J Barth, J. Beck, B. Carlson, C. Cassano, J. Chromik, C. Aldridge, C. Alexander, M Allgeier, M. Anderson, J. Armel, R. Baginski, P. Boykin, A. Brochey, D Brooks, F. Brooks, M. Burton, D. Burton, D. Clark, K. Cline. M. Conners, J. Conners, K. Cornman, D. Cox, M. Crowner, R. Curtis, P. Daniszewski, R Duck, S. Dunst, L. Durant, V Dickey, J. Dillon, R. Dombrowski, B. Donahue, R. Dorich, E. Duchnowski, C. ' e' Eller, J. Enders, D. Farabaugh, D. Feidler, T. Fletcher, T. Ford, C. Edinger, W. Ellenberger, Eller, D. U R. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Jones, B. Jones, M. Jordan, J. Fuller, E. Gamble, E. Gardner, K. Ghamo, M. Gilson, D. Goodman, N Holloman, D. Hool, K. Horvath, E. Hughes, P. Jackson, N. Jares, T. Junkin, R. Kalinowski, R. Kaufman, K. Kierzek, D. Kisielewski, T. Knowlton, D. Little, T. Lloyd, O. Lucas, A. Madison, R Malanowski, M. Marsh, G. Morrow, H. Morton, M. Mowrey, E. Munn, W. Murawski, A Malone, J. 127 Robson, P. Rodgers, D. Rudd, K. Scheffner, J Schley, D. Smith, R. Smith, N. Soliwoda, K. Sparks, S. Speed, A. Thomas, I. Tuberson, R. Vendetti, M. Vogel, W. Wade, M. 4- 4 Newcomer, D. Nicholson, C. Noisyhawk, H. Norton, V. Nowacinski, F. Pamula, S. Pape, J. I Pjecha, D. Ray, D. Reed, E. Rice, A. Rieger, R. Robison, D. Robison, D. Schweitzer, B. Schwenk, D. Seidler, B. Shirley, D. Simpson, C. Slivinski, K. Smith, J. Stepaniuk, J. Swiderski, D. Sypin, C. Szczesny, T. Szymczak, C Torain, A. Toran, J. Waite, D. Wagner, S. Wick, J. Wieczorek, T. Wilczynski, D. Will, P Wodarski, M. 128 Class Of 1979 Allen, L. Anderson, D. Arbaugh, S. Brotherson, R. Brown, D. Bryant, L. Burlingame, J. Burlingame, L. Cornman, K. Conners, L. Crowler, J. Culver, S. Dengel, L. Bridges, V. Brochey, D. Bromley, P. Brown, L. Brown, M. Clanton, P. Clark, N. Coleman, J. Diraimo, S. Domeracki, S. Droney, B. Droney, V. Dougherty, B. Eddy, D. Edinger, L. Farabaugh, M. Ferrare, M. Fraley, B. French, D. Gangemi, S. Gonzalez, V. Granger, D. Geurassimoff, M. Hartleb, N. Harvey, S. Himes, J. Hinton, D. Hoover, D. Hurta, R. Jarmolowicz, J. Johnson, R. Kaufman, K. Kocher, J. Komorek, M. Kulzynski, D. Laughary, D. i  m Lazar, W. 4V Lipinski, D. Loiacano, C. Long, L. Ewanick, J. Ewings, C. Fair, T. Grant, F. Guerassimoff, L. Hawryliw, M. Hazuda. G. Hilbert, J. Hinton, T. Honard, B. Kuryiek, B. Kutterna, W. Larock, J. Limer, S. Lingenfelter, C. Long, S. MacDonald, B. MacNabb, D. 130 Morris, C. Morrow, B. Murray, M. Murzynski, J. Newcomer, L. Madison, V. Malinowski, P. Mathie, P. Mattson, C. Podalski, W. Ponder, E. Malone, R Markle, L. Menosky, J Moniot, J. Norman, S. Parker, B. Pepperman, Petty, C. Mountain, G. Murawski, j. D. Popoff, J. Powell, J. Presley, J. Presley, L. Procter, C. Sadler, J. Samson, E. Rainesalo, T. Reiger, D. Robson, C. Schweitzer, B. Schwenk, T. Short, W. Shouey, B. Sipes, H. Smith, D. Sparks, S. Strange, L. Sypin, K. Tarbell, R. Ulmer, C. Vendetti, R. Smith, G. Smith, R. Soliwoda, J. Sonney, j. 131 Walkiewicz, J. Walter, M. Warner, C. Whipple, V Wiest, M. Wilson, J. Zyniewicz, K. Watson, K. Weber, K. Weckerly, L. Wilhelm, N. Williams, J. PATRONS We urge the East High faculty, alumni, and students to patronize contributed greatly to the success of this Annual. John Adams Schwinn Cyclery Alcanon Club Educational Recreational F. W. Allen Son - Inc. Guy E. Allen Son - Awnings Paul T. Allen Co. - Insurance Realtors Alley Aids, Inc. Allied Van Lines, Inc. Althof Arco Altman-Hall Associates H. C. Amacher, M.D. American Hollow Boring Company American Tinning Galv. Co. Angelo's Beauty Supplies Anson Tools Gages, Inc. Arnone Galati Food Importers Arrow Drug Stores, Inc. Automatic Transmissions of Erie Isaac Baker Son Barad Lighting Co. Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Dr. A. ). T. Barton Baskin Robbins 31 Ice Cream Store Battersby Chiropractic Clinic Attorney Byron A. Baur Baxter Accountants Bayview Auto Supply Robert E. Bellomini Bello's IGA Foodliner Beltone Hearing Aid Center Bender's Grocery ). H. Bennett Storage Carting P. A. Benson D.D.S. Warren W. Bentz, Esg. Emil Beyer jewelers Samuel P. Black Associates Insurance Agency Geo. A. Blair Painting Co. Dr. Robert M. Bliley, D.D.S. R. C. Bloomstine Agency Blossey Tux Rental Bianchi Lincoln Mercury Inc. Boldt Machinery Tools Bonded Display Corp. Bonded Maintenance Corp. Boyer's Rental Service Brugger Home for Funerals Bucyrus Erie Burger King Bob Burnes TV Appliance Donald C. Burton, Inc. Burton Plaza Cleaners Robert B. Callahan, M.D. Campana Printing Service Canada Dry Bottling Co. Canteen Corporation Capital Financial Services Carlisle's Carm's Barber Styling Shop Ca-Ro Dress Shoppe The Carpet House of A M Bauman CarpeTowne, Inc. those listed below, whose generosity has Catholic-Knight's-St. George-lnsurance Co. Catrabone's-Variety and Hobby Shop Central Erie Businessmen's Association Central Labor Union Industrial Union Council, AFL-CIO of Erie County, Pa. Dr. John S. Chaffee Clifton Automatic Screw Machine William W. Cohen M.D. Colwell, James Hart, Inc. Contractors Decorating Service Inc. Country Fair Inc. J. F. Cox Les Crago, Jewelers Crawford Plastics Corporation Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. Crown Bottling Co. Clarence B. Curry, Insurance P. A. Cutri Company, Inc. D K Stores, Inc. Daka Paper Company Dr. Donald A. Davey Delta Nu Alpha, Transportation Dermatology Associates of Erie: Drs. Snider Dieteman Dobi Plumbing Heating Supply Company Dr. Alan A. Donelli Dora Paul's Hair Fashions E. A. Doubet, Jewelers Drayer Plbg Htg Co. Duggan-Rider Co. Inc. C. J. Dusckas Funeral Home E. N. T. Associates of Erie Me East Side Beer Co. Engel's Milk Epp Furniture Company Erie Bearings Co. The Erie Book Store Erie Building and Construction Trades Council AFL-CIO Erie Business Center The Erie Ceramic Arts Co. Erie Chair Dish Rental-Sales Erie Clearing House Association Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Erie Cotton Products Co. Erie County Motor Club Erie Education Association Erie Industrial Electric Supply Corp. Erie Insurance Group Erie Mfg. Supply Corp. Erie Plating Co. Erie Sport Store Inc. Erie Strayer Erie TraveLodge Erie Vacuum Cleaner Exchange Erie Warehouse Company Ervite Corporation Executone of Erie Farver Optical Company Fenestra Division, The Marmon Group, Inc. B. F. Fields Moving Storage Inc. Financial Survey Company, Inc. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Erie Fonzo's Barber Shop For-Most Services, Inc. Dr. J. D. Friedlander Dr. M. D. Hoch Froess Piano Organ Frontier Cake Shop Jack Frost Donut Shop Dr. and Mrs. Thaddeus P. Fryczynski Fuhrman-Brown Precision Tool Mfg. Corp. Dr. Robert O. Gabel Mr. Mrs. R. C. Gebhardt General Teamsters Local 397 Gillespie Machine Tool Co. Great Lakes Pen Sales Greater Erie Safety Council Denny Green Arco Service H. D. Green D.D.S. Greengarden Lanes R. A. Greig Equipment Co. Grise Audio Visual Center John Grode Florist Gumino-Martin Ford Inc. Leon C. Gustafson Inc., Opticians Hagan Business Machines, Inc. Hagmanns, Realtors Robert C. Haise Co. Jacob Haller Co. Halle's John Hamil, Jr. Accounting Insurance Agency Attorney Jim Hanes Harborcreek-Erie Mutual Ins. Co. Harold Haise - Contr. Harrison Machine Company J. Hartline Sons William C. Hendricks, Jr., M.D. Henri Hair Fashions Herman Awning Co. Heyl - Athletic Product Division Hofmann Church Goods House of Fabrics and Yarns Hubbell Supply Company Industrial Management Club Industries Service Co. Inland Container Corporation Internation Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers Walter L. Jewell D.D.S. Joe's Delicatessen Wayne G. Johnson, Esq. Johnson Flick Tire Service Johnson Son Texaco Service Joslin, Bryan and Bryan Dr. R. E. Kalinowski John G. Karle M.D. Drs. Kemble, Walker and Underhill Wm. C. Kinsey, M.D. Klein Plating Works Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home Knobloch Oldsmobile-Toyota-Winnebago Kraus Department Store Dr. John N. Kraus Mortimer Krieger, D.D.S. Laborers' Local Union No. 603 Lakes Engineering Company Lake Shore Markers, Inc. David J. Larid Lee - Mars Bridal Salon Dr. Robert Leitenberger Liberty Car Wash Linn Cleaners Shirt Laundry Loesel Insurance Agency Loyal Christian Benefit Association Luzier Beauty Salon Lynch Camera Inc. Mace Electronics, Inc. Alexander “Sandy Maclvor Jackson D. Magenau Manendo's Dr. John Mannarelli A. Marasco Son Maria's Pizzeria Mr. George Markopoulos Martin Riell's Men Shop Louis Marx Co. Inc. Master's Tuxedo, Erie Inc. Masterweld Company of Pa., Inc. Martuccis Tavern Mattis Robie Tom McAnn William K. McClelland, Inc. Meadow Brook Diary Co. Mehler's Formal Wear Rental Mehler 7-Up Bottling Company John P. Messina, Plastering Contractor Mighty-Fine Donuts Milano Construction Company Ralph E. Miller, JLR. Forrest C. Mischler, M.D. Modern Industries Morris Coupling Clamp Co. Parke T. Morrow Inc. John Paul Mraz M.D. Munn's Furniture and Appliances Mutual Savings and Loan Association Lemson L. Myers Agency Dr. A. E. Narducci Neth and Company Nicholas Virgilio R. E. North Co. Nutham Owens Nemo's IGA Foodliner V. T. Narus, M.D. William W. Nash Insurance Nickel Plate Mills, Inc. Norb's Welding Shop Office Machines Orthopaedic Associates of Erie, Inc. Padden's Pal Prescription Pharmacy P. A. Meyers Drs. C. P. M. W. Pommer Pastore Builders Developers Pennsylvania Gas Company Ray Perry Auto Service Perry Plaza Lanes Clifford M. Peterson, M.D. Pheasant Bros. Lou Porreco Motors Potratz Floral Shop Chse PPG Industries, Inc. Presque Isle Beverage Co. Presque Isle Boiler Repair Presque Isle Clinical Group, Inc. Proctology Associates, Inc. Pulakos Candies Inc. Quality Heat Treating Corp. Radio Shack Radio Station WJET Radiology Associates of Erie Randazzo's N. A. Rectenwald Blueprint Supply Co. Reddog Indus., Inc. Reed Manuf. Co. Reliable Home Furnishing Co. Rhodes Auto Service, Inc. Richard's Exquisite Shoes Rinderle Electric - Suppliers Contractors Ricardo's Rest. Dr. James F. Roberts Dr. John Roberts P. B. Root Co. A. T. Roos, M.D. H.C. Amacher, M.D. Rosebud Flower Shop Gifts Inc. Ross Copus Tires Inc. Leon S. Rzepka Funeral Home Sandberg Fire Protection Corp. Sanitary Farms Dairy, Inc. Sanner Office Supply Co., Inc. Chas. F. Schaaf, M.D. Martin Schenker Son Schroeck Optical Fashions Arthur F. Schultz Co. John V. Schultz Company James L. Schuster, M.D. Schutte Woodworking Mfg. Co. Victor J. Sciamanda Scobell Co. Inc. A-A-Scolio Security Insurance Agency Serafini's Restaurant The Service Bureau Corporation Naz Servidio Realtor Servomation Corp. Seymour's Jewelers Shade's Auto Sales, Inc. Dr. Robert L. Shepherd Drs. R. J. Shopala D. G. Daubenspeck Dr. Mrs. Michael V. Sivak Sr. Michael Skovron, M.D. Harry Smith Arco Service Station A. O. Smith Corporation, Meter Systems Div. Sno White Cleaners - Doug Rich Tux Shop South Gate Hardware Supply Stanley Brothers Furniture Co., Inc. The Station Restaurant Sterling Milk, Inc. Riley Stoker Corporation Edward C. Strasser Agency Thomas Suddarth Sons Bette Jo Taft Ted's Garage Tetra Tool Co. In memory of Helen Theobold Ralph M. Tidd, M.D. Times Publishing Co. Town Country Dry Cleaners Tri-State Communications, Inc. Triangle Tool Company Trost Steinfurth, Florists Tune Toppers Music Studio U. E. Local 506, Union For GE Employees Union Patt Wks. Vaughan Agency, Inc. Dr. Mrs. L. D. Vollmer W. S. Wallace, M.D. Warner's Coin Machines Warren Radio Inc. Weil McLain Company, Inc. Wendel's Sharpening Service Dr. Mrs. E. Buist Wells Western Provision Market Westlake Roller Rink Weschlers of Course - Shoes for Men The Wexler Agency Whipple-Alien Const. Co. Willetts Memorials, Inc. Wilson Research Corp. WJET Radio WJET-TV Merle E. Wood Workingman's Savings Association Yaple's Vacuum Cleaners Young Brothers Electronics, Inc. Youngs Cleaners Young Women's Christian Association WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE CO-OPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING: Mr. Chester Witkowski.......... Debra Orloff .................. Arfax Studio................... Walsworth Publishing Company National School Studios, Inc.... ........Business Manager ................Art Work ..............Photography .................Printing Underclassman Photographs : 35 Farewell To Two Friends Of East High Harry E. Massing At the end of the 1973 school year, a respected and admired chemistry teacher at East, Mr. Harry E. Massing, retired from his teaching career. A graduate of Meadville High School, Mr. Massing received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Allegheny College and did postgraduate work at Cannon College, Edinboro State College, and the University of Pittsburgh. For six years, he taught at Harborcreek High School before coming to East High in 1947. For the past 26 years he has conscientiously taught the chemistry classes and has shown a sincere, friendly interest in each of his students. For several years he was faculty manager for the football team and in 1957 the Sunrise annual was dedicated to him. Mr. Massing enjoys the outdoors and lists hunting, fishing, and traveling among his favorite forms of recreation. The faculty, administration, and student body of East High wish this dedicated teacher a very enjoyable and productive future. Charles J. Michalski At the end of this school year, Mr. Charles Michalski, the present coordinator of Humanities for the School District of the City of Erie, will retire. A 1926 graduate of East High, Mr. Michalski received his Bachelor of Science Degree in education from Edinboro State College and obtained his Master's Degree in speech and linguistics from the University of Michigan. As a teacher at East for 14 years, he taught speech, English, and Spanish, in addition to directing over 30 long and short plays and coaching the debating team for numerous years. In recognition of his talents as a teacher, the 1938 edition of the Sunrise was dedicated to him. As a representative of the State Department and the U. S. Office of Education, Mr. Michalski served as a specialist in the teaching of English, and as a consultant of the Ministry of Education in Peru, Chile, and Indonesia. Mr. Michalski authored the three levels of the textbook Spanish: An Oral Approach. To Charles Michalski who has been an ambassador of friendship to foreign countries, a respected teacher, and a progressive coordinator, we extend heartfelt gratitude and sincere wishes for an enjoyable future. I
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