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G.- ., , - .. .1-1. ,- x, -- is V X.. , -.Pl No 'Hn v- 41 .- - X - X ' Q, 1 is SU RISE 1978 Table Of Contents Introduction ................................ Administration and Faculty ......., Dedication ................................... Seniors .......... Sports ............... Activities ............. Underclassmen ....... Patrons ................ East High School 1151 Atkins Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16503 1 2 Introduction As seniors this past year, we have been in the process of concluding our career of long hours of study and now anticipate a future of daily experiences to which we can apply our knowledge. Our teachers have broadened our outlooks and have made us aware of the vastness of all areas of learning. We will take the knowledge and values we have learned and will apply and test them in our daily lives. Through our friendships with our classmates, we have learned valuable lessons in personal relationships. Some of us will keep our everyday friendships with fellow students, whereas some of us will break old ties and establish new bonds of friendship in the future of our experience. Our participation in sports and activities has taught us valuable lessons concerning responsibility, commitment, team work, patience, perseverance, and good sportsmanship-lessons that will have practical value and application in future life situations. In portraying our memories of student life this past year, the Sunrise staff has tried to emphasize the theme that our past knowledge has direct application to future experience. So it is that the 1978 edition of the Sunrise is an indicator of our commitment to the future and all of its experiences. Administration And Faculty , J as 1, 951 H' va, 4 East High School Principal Viola E. Andrews Principal of East High School To the Class of 1978: All of us hope to grow as individuals, and East High School was one of the vehicles for that growth. We hope that the relationships you shared with your teachers, your classmates, and the underclassmen helped you develop a taste for life and offered a pleasant moment in time. May you welcome and enjoy every moment of every day! Sincerely, Viola E. Andrews, Principal Assistant Principals John R. Martine Rupert J. Stadtmiller Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Rupert J. Stadtmiller, Assistant Principalg Viola E. Andrews, Principalg John R. Martine Assistant Principal. A11 Dedication Characterized by a deep commitment to serving and helping others, this faculty member for the past eighteen years has demonstrated the true meaning of the spirit of East High School. A graduate of Villa Maria College, she has taught students in grades seven through twelve. She has shared her expertise in the areas of general science, health and safety, earth and space science, science survey, and biology. For several years she has acted as moderator for the Y-Teens Club on the junior and senior high levels and has twice been recognized as the most outstanding Y-Teen adviser in the city. Her service to the school includes participation on the Commencement Committee, the Faculty Advisory Committee, and the school district's Health Curriculum Committee. She has served as co-adviser for the Senior Class Play, the twirlers, and the Eastcapades. She is the director of the Travel Club and has chaperoned at many school functions. Rallies run smoothly as she coordinates all backstage activities. At many athletic events, such as football and girls, volleyball and basketball, she lends a hand as a ticket seller. Rarely does she miss a school function of any type. In her spare time, she reveals her creative and artistic talents through the hobby of ceramics. Perhaps the students and the staff of East High admire particularly her willingness to serve, appreciate her ability to be concerned with our problems, and enjoy her flair for making us feel that we are all extra special people. ln recognition of her constant service and warm concern for the students and staff of East High, the Sunrise staff returns a special measure of love by dedicating the 1978 Sunrise to Theresa R. Verga. 'fe Counselors H sl igjj 3 igsf A 4 . Agnes R. Cecho Guidance Counselor . vii '9 7 ,, , .,. Samuel J. Rossi Guidance Counselor szxiiiiimf. iv: i. vf2,Q?,'9:' Dr. Anthony E. Narducci Geraldine D. Zurn PRESIDENT VICE A PRESIDENT 3,3 Leonard L. LoCastro Dr. John N. Petrus a 'fa f 'TN Ns YLVI-Wy' John C. Harkins Board o Directors Harold C. Shields Edward J. Sparaga SUPERINTENDENT . .V , xi, ' N ,HQ in ,K L Richard R, Hilinski x , .' ,',,,, 42+ , y Edmond T. Giovannelli V A ff ., . ff wiv ' W I j if , 9 , - ' - W., YWQM -x-::,'.5,' QQ! E Thomas R. Brown Ruth A. Adams School Nurse, 9-12 Edward M. Brzezinski Louis A. Cannarozzi English, 9 Girls' Chorus, 9-12 Concert Choir, 9-12 Katherine L. Coletta Margaret A. Davis Chemistry, 11-12 Biology, 10 Ronald P. DeMarco John M. Drew Mary L. Duncan Dolores M. Dutkosky General Mathematics, American History, 11 English, 12 Stenography I, 11-12 9-12 World Cultures, 10 Journalism, 11-12 Transcription, 12 Office Practice, 12 Girls' Gym, 9-12 Frederick Evans Earth and Space Science, 9 .calf A. T. Fachetti Richard F. Fetzner Carl S. Filipowski Mary Jane Golab Algebra I, 9-12 Earth and Space Geometry, 10 English, 9-10 General Mathematics, Science, 9 General Mathematics, 10-12 10 James W. Granger World Cultures, 10 Urban Geography, 9 William C. Grugin Gertrude G. Hall Francis J. Hart Patrick L. Hart Biology, 10 Home Economics I-II, Social Studies, 9 Physical Education, Environmental Science, 9-12 9-12 11-12 Vera A. Hart Health, 11-12 Pool, 9-12 A if ' '17i.l., EF A A , f 4 Q , xg-5 E '-Q.. If A- f Barb K. Hornak Carole A. Kaminski George E. Kaufman English, 9 English, 10-12 U.S. History, 11 Drama Theory and Play Production, 9-12 Charles N. Kent Social Studies, 12 U.S. A.P. History, 11 John J. Kola Donald J. Kolakowski Louis J. Kwiatkowski Michael P. Maines Gary N. Masiroff Bookkeeping I, 11-12 English, 11-12 Drivers Education, 11 Special Education, 9-12 U.S. History, 11 Bookkeeping 11, 12 Social Studies, 12 Thomas J. Matusiak World Cultures, 10 Timothy P. McKinney Mary F. McMahon Senior Band, 10-12 Latin I-II, 9-12 Junior Band, 9 German, I-ll, 9-12 Strings, 9-12 English, 10 Music Theory, 10-12 Richard A. Panighetti Ronald G. Passarelli John W. Peplinski Mathematics, 9 Algebra I, 9-10 English, 9 English, 12 Humanities, 9-12 ,fvu' 4.4- Jerry Mifsud Drivers Education, 11-12 Betty J. Peyton Poster and Fine Art, 9-12 L. Lucille Moore Typing I, 11-12 F fl f X' 1 'X' A ' 1 Timothy A. Pohl Virginia S. Pompeani Mary L. Popadak Earth and Space Home Economics I-II, Librarian, 9-12 Science, 9 9-12 Independent Living, 12 John J. Sedlock Elaine S. Potoker Spanish I, 9-10 Spanish II, 9-11 Charles E. Ramsey Algebra II, 11-12 General Mathematics, 9 George Simitoski Robert S. Stinely Paula L. Terwilliger Ronald R. Industrial Arts, 9- 1 2 Horticulture, 11-12 Economics, 12 Mathematics, 9 Turbaczewski Humanities, 10-12 World Cultures, 10 Health, 11 Theresa R. Verga Betty E. Waite Lucille C. Warus Merton A. Wilson Chester P. Witkowski Biology, 10 English, 10-11 French I-II, 9-12 Drafting, 9-12 Trigonometry and English, 10 Introduction to Yearbook, 11-12 Gary G. Heath Woodworking, 9-12 Graphic Arts, 9-12 Mary Ann Kelley Speech Therapist, 9-12 Kenneth J. Wyten Daniel R. Xethakis Arts and Crafts, 9-12 Social Studies, 9 Calculus, 12 Physics, 12 Computer, 10-12 Polish I-II, 9-12 Robert L. Kwiatkowski Boys' Physical Education, 9-12 Jeanne Marie Ryan L.D. Resources, 9-12 Services ' C LX, '- was 1 it xx ,X y I Secretaries: Robin J. Pancerev, Chief Office Clerk, LeElla S. Tague, Office Clerk, Williestean Patterson, Office Clerk. Maintenance Staff: Row 1: J. Hammond, E. Dart, Hallway Technician, A. DiSantis, L. Robson, J. Pellegrino, Row 2: R. Kwiatkowski, Trainer, S. Vona, Chief Engineerg S. Rossi, Group Counselor, G. Heath, Wood Consultant, Alice. . I N , i .r . Elaine E. Steves, Learning Resource Aide and Marie Biletnikoff, Teacher Aide. Cafeteria Staff: Row 1: Marge Kedzierski, Sharon Fetzner, Winifred Kelley, Manager, Row 2: Jerry Desin, Rita Brennan, Joanne Dinger, Ann Burdick, Sally Szymczak, Theresa Steigmeyer, Mary Schenker. 15 Seniors '- If ii ,f HS' 3 Must be that new after Shave! Stephen Lee Allen Jeffrey Gustaf Anderson I wx Ns Bill Baginski Jogien Bakker Joe N. Bargielski Gail Marie Barnes Alan E. Barnett James Lawrence Barth Jennifer Lee Bayle Bradley B. Beck xl 'Q ' I f . '.s ' . Q, P l. A 5 ki. 3 E - - , . iiuug.-f' L. John A. Biletnikoff Nancy Ann Bish . Mi. :r+i.,f c i fi 51 Es: ' ,g ..1.jfff V1 , r new - i - :fv3al.?2iit.:?liff1,14: P :Fifi , , Cheryl Ann Bokoch Kathleen Bolmanski Alicia L. Brodziak Gary I. Brown .l 1 Colleen Patricia Buckel Maureen Ann Buckel 1. ff' , , . an s ' ' ik , .. Becky Elaine Burke Diane Lynn Burton Some people really get down at these rallies. 1 at xx: J ,gf Y . ,M ' f -2 ' L jity W Q Carol Ann Carlson Theresa Marie Cash Joseph Louis Cassano Mary Elizabeth Charles Robert E. Chylinski Lori Ann Cirino Hey, 100k at UHOSS Chicks Over there! Matthew Mark Cline Kimberlee A. Conners Angela Renee Craig Rebecca Ann Crowner -.: 1 W L, V, -Q. , , , ,. L :L , , ' 4 Pamela Joyce Curtis Andrew Dawson William F. Demyanovich Diane Marie Desin A19 5, Le1'S Play 'hard t0 get,-'y Bonnie Marie Dombrowski Stanley W. Dorsey xf Arthur James Dovishaw Shannon Dirrale Duck Deborah A. Enders Donna C. Evans wi if 'K l 1 Mi? Q. fi V' ' k viii . we f I , .i , L, I J i , K. ,K 'P Deborah Marie Farabaugh Andrea Susan Feidler Trudy Anne Feidler mf' 4 1' .X 1 ii 1 I 1 X ax N 1 . 1 . Tracey Lynn Fletcher Cheryl Ann Ford Kevin Dale Fowler Ervin Fuller David E. Gaines Sheila R. Gamble Terrie Ann Gibbons Adrian Lenise Gilmore David E. Gilson Nancy Ann Goodman Phyllis A. Gore Karen Ann Groucutt Odis Hamilton ll ir yi ff -'I I . ' 4 -1. n ,N n ..-mfg' Irene L. Heath Donald Heidelberg Paul Louis Heinrich Roy C. Helman Kathleen Jane Hilbrich will Ralph Howard, Jr. Cheryl Ann Jagkiewicz Let's see you talk yourselves out of this one! Karen Gail Hofmann Kevin Hool Douglas B. House Bonnie Jane Hunter Frances A. Jemison X, V W : Edward E. Jonasen Barbara Ann Jones Laurarica Jones Tamara L. Jones Rose Marie Kalinowski Dilene Marie Kaliszewski 'ikfwwu QQ g E! . ,A lx l I l Elaine Patricia Karas NOW: really glflsl Sherry Regina Keys xl .J We've got a lot of competition on page 21l Cheryll Evelyn Laskey Toni A. Lee , fig . K 4 f X - E Dale John Lewis Todd M. Lightner Martha Jane Malanowski Ralph Gerald Maloney Pb' J - lk. Gordon D. Marsh Maureen E. McIntyre Albert Joseph Mihalco Margaret A. Moore Christine Marie Morris Margaret Sue Morton We'll blow up this school yet! - .. ffw' -A lx Q. n yi Ml Yug i A M . Hhs? Kim M. Moses Edward Thomas Mowrey William Edward Munn Paul Robert Newcamp in r Kim Newhouse Mark Oldach Tamra Lynn Orzechowski John Richard Pape T gg Annette Helene Perkey Frances L. Petroff David Pjecha Antoinette M. Porada U i -1 'CN . .1 .NF Sandy Lea Prylinski Michael James Reilly Anything fOr H buck Lee Ann Remmick Charlene Roberts Dale E. Robison Brian L. Roth A l , x i 1 l l Michael D. Royer Janet Marie Satyshur Janet Marie Saunders Guy Bradley Savelh Bill R. Schweitzer Jim M. Sementilli Michael B. Shaffer Cheryl Lynn Smith This is the staff that put this yearbook together?l!! Judith Elaine Smith , ,J ' li Loretta Smith 'S .I . 1 Wadie Lee Smith Wendy Ann Smith Jill Marie Sonnenberg Keith L. Struchen f- . 'ni 5 . .j. 1 ,v Robert R. Swiderski Timothy J. Szczesny Carin L. Szymczak x Mark David Tafelski Linda L. Tharp Ida Mae Thomas X 3- ftp ., 1 l, 4 Gregory Joseph Thompson SeHi0fS are dynamite! Sherry L. Thompson ,maxaman Alton Torain Darlene Torain Christine Ann Trott Karen Elizabeth Truitt Ronald Brian Tuberson Kathleen Joan Turowski Kathy Vaughn William H. Vogel lx YE Shirley L. Wagner Douglas George Waite Catherine Marie Walczak Stephen James Washek 2 s Linda Mae Wassell William Edward Whren John Thomas Wilson Michele Marie W .Z Joanne Marie Zyniewicz Other 1978 Graduates: Glenn Eric Aldridge Steve M. Bebko Clara Carter Earl Dawson, Jr. Michael David Eggleston Jim R. Eller Robert William Fetzner Patrick A. Hatt Mike Kabasinski Darrell Kierzek Rodney W. Madison Aloysius Murawski Robert Lee Neavins Gwendolyn Carol Owens Sue Paluh Dennis A. Pomorski Stan E. Sparks Alice L. Speed Albert Thomas I odarski FIGURE AND BUILD Sheila Gamble and Earl Dawson CUTEST COUPLE Colleen Buckel and Dale Lewis FRIENDLIEST Alan Barnett and Janet Satyshur Senior BEST DRESSED Gwen Owens and Dave Pjecha CUTEST SMILE Mark Oldach and Angela Craig Personalities MOST MISCHIEVOUS Bill Baginski and Sandy Prylinski BIGGEST FLIRTS Pat Hatt and Kathy Hilbrich al S 5' - llllli CLASS BRAINS Margaret Morton and James Barth gl HANDSOME AND PRETTY Al Murawski and Wendy Smith MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jill Kwitowski and Bill Munn l .t,il , ,. A 1-, Remember ,f we weren't for real 1 M.C., D.H., KH., D.L., D.P. and BS. dressed up as girls for a rally F .K. had to be the three football captains at the - Homecoming game of B.C. brought her slime to lunch and scared C.C. half to death V 1, lsr N 4 eggs? we had enough chalrs in the cafeteria li Ali -.3 3 A.B. sang with his Average Black Band Plus 6 we had to watch for falling bricks B.M. fainted twice in biology Class Officers: Mr. C. Kent, Advisory Alicia Broclziak, Secretaryg Shannon Duck, Treasurerg Annette Perkey, Presidentg Frances Petroff, D,P, had a bicentennial Cast Vice-President. T.F. stood up and cheered by herself at a rally KB. and her I feel silly moods the seventh and eighth graders were here the seniors won the battle cry we had senior cheerleaders Laverne and Shirley I Lv QA, A Q, 1 l A l ll Come on bell, ring! I think my braids are too tight. When... J. S. was always tripping over level ground we had the surprise party for D.L. C.B.'s baton flew off the stage and hit a cheerleader it rained the whole day of Homecoming the Sunrise staff agreed on everything we had Rainbow Lunches we had distilled water fights in chemistry class A.D. and R.T.'s shoe laces kept mysteriously disappearing on the bus trip to Toronto C.C. sneezed and the way she did it K.B. dislocated her knee bowling we could see the clocks and hear the bells and the P.A. system R.K. shot a basket and scored for the other team we had some really keen skits at the rallies Seniors were something special Wow! Will I be that tall when I'm a Senior? l'm psyched all right! I've got to get out of here! 'QA X Another exciting lunch. 'F enior Director GLENN ERIC ALDRIDGE Basketball, 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN LEE ALLEN National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 45 Monitors 3,4. JEFFREY GUSTAF ANDERSON Football 2,45 Track 1,2,35 Golf 15 Bowling 3. BILL BAGINSKI Football 2,3,45 Water Polo 1,25 Swimming 15 Wrestling 35 Ski Club 3,45 Monitors 35 Class Play 3,4. JOGIEN BAKKER Horticulture Club 15 Model U.N. 45 Y-Teens 45 Swimming 25 Tennis 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Class Play 2,3. JOE N. BARGIELSKI Track 2,3,4. GAIL MARIE BARNES Choir 2,35 Y-Teens 45 Messengers 2,35 Library Aides 1,2,3. ALAN E. BARNETT Choir 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Monitors 1,4. JAMES LAWRENCE BARTH National Honor Society 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,4. JENNIFER LEE BAYLE BasebalL45 Monitors 45 Class Play 4. STEVE M. BEBKO BRADLEY B. BECK JOHN A. BILETNIKOFF Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,45 A.V.A. 2,45 Stage Crew 2,4. NANCY ANN BISH Model U.N. 45 Baseball Bat Girl 3,45 Wrestlerettes 45 Intramurals 3,45 Bowling 45 E.A.S.T. Club 2,3,45 Messengers 1,2,3,4. CHERYL ANN BOKOCH Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 15 French Club 1,25 Twirlers, 2,3 fRow Leaderl, 4 tCo-CaptainJ5 SUNRISE 3,4 fCo-EditorJ5 Y-Teens 1 tSecretaryJ, 2,3 CPresidentJ, 45 Tennis 2,35 TOM-TOM 3,45 Intramurals 25 Bowling 3,4 CPresidentJ5 Class Play 2,45 Travel Club 4. KATHLEEN BOLMANSKI Polish Club 1,25 SUNRISE 45 Tennis 25 Intramurals 15 Bowling 35 Monitors 3,4. ALICIA L. BRODZIAK Twirlers 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4 tVice-PresidentJ5 Golf 45 TOM-TOM 45 Class Officers 4 fSecretaryJ5 Bowling 3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Class Play 4. GARY I. BROWN Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 4. COLLEEN PATRICIA BUCKEL Choir 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 SUNRISE 3,4 CCo-EditorJ5 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 1 tTreasurerl, 2,3 CTreasurerl, 45 TOM-TOM 3,45 Basketball Scorekeeper 2,35 Intramurals 25 Messengers 2,3,45 Class Play 2,45 D.A.R. Award 15 Homecoming Court 45 Track 15 District Chorus 3,4. MAUREEN ANN BUCKEL Red Cross 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Softball 2,3,4. BECKY ELAINE BURKE Orchestra 1,2,35 Y-Teens 35 Color Guard 45 Bowling 3,4. DIANE LYNN BURTON Choir 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Color Guard 1,25 Monitors 35 Messengers 45 Volleyball 1. CAROL ANN CARLSON French Club 25 Twirlers 1,2,3,4 CCaptainJ5 National Honor Society 3,45 SUNRISE 3,4 tCo-Editorlg Y-Teens 2 fSecretaryl, 35 Bowling 3,45 Class Play 2,3. CLARA CARTER Monitors 1. THERESA MARIE CASH Choir 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2. JOSEPH LOUIS CASSANO Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 TOM-TOM 45 Ski Club 1,25 Intramurals 3,45 Class Play 3,45 District Chorus 4. MARY ELIZABETH CHARLES Cheerleaders 25 Model U.N. 45 Y-Teens 2 CSecretaryl3 Track 25 Baseball Bat Girl 3,45 Wrestlerettes 3,45 Class Officers 2 fSecretaryJ5 Intramurals 2,3,45 Bowling 2,45 E.A.S.T. Club 2,3,45 Radio and T.V. Communications 3,45 Homecoming Queen 4. ROBERT E. CHYLINSKI Football 4. LORI ANN CIRINO Choir 45 Y-Teens 35 Monitors 2,3. MATTHEW MARK CLINE Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Track 3,45 Water Polo 45 Basketball 15 Intramurals 45 Monitors 45 Class Play 4. KIMBERLEE A. CONNERS Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Track 35 Swimming 15 Basketball 2,35 Color Guard 3,4. ANGELA RENEE CRAIG Red Cross 4. REBECCA ANN CROWNER Girls' Chorus 15 Y-Teens 2,35 Color Guard 2. PAMELA JOYCE CURTIS Band 1,2,3 fSecretaryJ, 4 fSecretaryJ5 French Club, 1,25 Cheerleaders 25 Model U.N. 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 15 Y-Teens I CPresidentJ, 2,3,45 Track 15 Swimming 1,2. ANDREW DAWSON Spanish Club 15 Horticulture Club 45 Model U.N. 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4 fVice-PresidentJ5 Football 1,2 fCaptainJ, 3,45 Track 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Ski Club 45 Intramurals 35 Monitors 1,2,35 Messengers 1,25 Class Play 45 Executive Board 45 Travel Club 3,4. EARL DAWSON, JR. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Monitors 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM F. DEMYANOVICH Track 45 Golf 25 Ski Club 2,3,45 Class Play 4. DIANE MARIE DESIN Twirlers 25 Y-Teens 15 Track 25 Messengers 2,3. BONNIE MARIE DOMBROWSKI Gymnastics 3,4. STANLEY W. DORSEY Baseball 35 Basketball 3. ARTHUR JAMES DOVISI-IAW Wrestling 25 Class Play 4. SHANNON DIRRALE DUCK Swimming 15 Class Officers 4 CTreasurerl. MICHAEL DAVID EGGLESTON Tennis 1,2,3,4. JIM R. ELLER Baseball 2,3,45 Monitors 4. DEBORAH A. ENDERS Y-Teens 1,2,45 Monitors 3,45 Messengers 3,45 Class Play 45 Table Tennis 4. DONNA C. EVANS Choir 3. DEBORAH MARIE FARABAUGH Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 Latin Club 3,4 CSecretaryJ5 Twirlers 3,45 SUNRISE 45 Student Council 1 CVice-Presidentj, 2 iPresidentJ, 3,4 fPresidentJ5 Wrestlerettes 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Inter-Club Council 3 fSecretaryJ, 4 CTreasurerJ5 District Chorus 45 Executive Board 4. ANDREA SUSAN FEIDLER Choir 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Basketball 15 Color Guard 45 Table Tennis 3. TRUDY ANNE FEIDLER Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Latin Club 35 Y-Teens 3,45 Swimming 1,45 Wrestlerettes 45 Color Guard 45 Monitors 35 Messengers 35 Class Play 3,45 Table Tennis 3. ROBERT WILLIAM FETZNER Chess Club 4. TRACEY LYNN FLETCHER Red Cross 35 SUNRISE 45 Y-Teens 1,2. CHERYL ANN FORD French Club 25 Y-Teens 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Bowling 25 Monitors 3,45 Messengers 2,3,45 Volleyball 15 Softball 1,2,3,45 Badminton 15 Gym Helper 1,2,3,45 Travel Club 2,3. KEVIN DALE FOWLER Horticulture Club 45 Tennis 45 Monitors 4. ERVIN FULLER Monitors 1. DAVID E. GAINES Football 2,35 Monitors 3. SHEILA R. GAMBLE Cheerleaders 45 Red Cross 45 Track 25 Bowling 3. TERRIE ANN GIBBONS Model U.N. 35 Y-Teens 3. ADRIAN LENISE GILMORE Monitors 15 Messengers 1. DAVID E. GILSON Chess Club 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 4. NANCY ANN GOODMAN Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 District Choir 35 Class Play 45 Travel Club 4. PHYLLIS A. GORE Red Cross 3,45 Track 25 Class Play 4. KAREN ANN GROUCUTT Red Cross 35 National Honor Society 3,45 SUNRISE 45 Y-Teens 25 Class Play 45 Travel Club 4. ODIS HAMILTON II Track 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Monitors 3,45 Table Tennis 4. PATRICK A. HATT Football 3,4. IRENE L. HEATH Girls' Chorus 3,45 Y-Teens 1,25 Class Play 4. DONALD HEIDELBERG Choir 25 Track 1,2545 Tennis 25 Intramurals 2. PAUL LOUIS HEINRICH High-Q 3,45 Bowling 1,2,35 E.A.S.T. Club 1. ROY C. HELMAN Horticulture Club 4. KATHLEEN JANE HILBRICH Band 25 Choir 3,45 Girls' Chorus 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Monitors 35 Gymnastics 35 Table Tennis 354. KAREN GAIL HOFMANN Choir 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,35 Track 1,25 TOM-TOM 3,45 Messengers 1,2,3. KEVIN HOOL SUNRISE 45 Track 45 Water Polo 152,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Bowling 3. DOUGLAS B. HOUSE Football 25 Basketball 253,45 Monitors 3,4. RALPH HOWARD, JR. Red Cross 45 Football 1. BONNIE JANE HUNTER Y-Teens 2,35 Color Guard 45 Class Play 3,45 Table Tennis 4. FRANCES A. JEMISON Red Cross 45 Softball 4. CHERYL ANN JASKIEWICZ Spanish Club 25 Track 25 Bowling 1,25 Library Aides I5 Softball 2. EDWARD E. JONASEN Band 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 45 Bowling 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN JONES Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 French Club 15 Y-Teens 45 Track 3,45 Basketball I,2,35 Color Guard 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 152,35 Gymnastics 15 Class Play 4. LAURARICA JONES Messengers 2. TAMARA L. JONES Red Cross 45 Track 2,45 Basketball 45 Intramurals 25 Monitors 3. MIKE KABASINSKI Chess Club 15 Bowling 35 Monitors 35 Table Tennis 3,4. ROSE MARIE KALINOWSKI Basketball 1,2,3,45 Bowling 45 Library Aides 1,25 Volleyball 2,35 Softball 2,3,45 Track 1. DILENE MARIE KALISZEWSKI French Club 25 Y-Teens 15 Monitors 2,35 Messengers 2,35 Class Play 45 Table Tennis 4. ELAINE PATRICIA KARAS Girls' Chorus 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Model U.N. 45 Red Cross 35 Y-Teens 2,3545 Tennis 15 Monitors 45 Radio and T.V. Communications 3,4. SHERRY REGINA KEYS Choir 45 Y-Teens 4. DARREL KIERZEK THOMAS EDWARD KILLION Track 3. RONALD R. KINROSS Chess Club 45 Football 45 Wrestling 2,4. VERA KOMAROW Choir 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Track 1,2 fManagerl, TOM-TOM 3,4, Basketball Scorekeeper 3, Intramurals 2, Bowling 4, Messengers 2,3, Class Play 3,4. KEN KOMIVES Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, A.V.A. 3,4, Radio and T.V. Communications 3,4. FELICIA MARIE KOTOSKI National Honor Society 3,4, Y-Teens 2 fTreasurerJ, 3,4 fSecretaryJ, Bowling 3,4, Volleyball 1,2. RICHARD STANLEY KOZIARSKI Choir 3, Track 2, Wrestling 2,3,4, Monitors 4, Polish Club 1,2 tVice-Presidentl. SUSAN MARIE KRZYZANOWSKI Spanish Club 3, Swimming 4, Monitors 1,2,3, A.V.A. 2,3. JILL DENISE KWITOWSKI Choir 2, Girls, Chorus 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Cheerleaders 2 fCaptainJ, Model U.N. 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1, Track 1, Swimming 3, Golf 2,3,4 tCaptainl, Basketball 2, Bowling 4, Monitors 3, Messengers 4, Class Play 3,4. PATRICIA ANN LAKE Library Aides 2. SHERRIE ELIZABETH LANGER Girls' Chorus 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Y-Teens 1,2, Messengers 1,2, Class Play 4, Table Tennis 4. CHERYLL EVELYN LASKEY Cheerleaders 2, Y-Teens 1. TONI A. LEE Red Cross 4, Track 2, Color Guard 1,2. DALE JOHN LEWIS Student Council 2,4, SUNRISE 4, Baseball 2,3,4. Cross-Country 4, TOM-TOM 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Class Officers 3 CVice-Presidentj, Monitors 3. TODD M. LIGHTNER Football 1,2,4. RODNEY W. MADISON Basketball 1,2,3,4. MARTHA JANE MALANOWSKI Choir 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Softball 2,35 Table Tennis 3,4. RALPH GERALD MALONEY Track 1, Baseball 4, Wrestling 4, Class Play 4. GORDON D. MARSH Football 3, Basketball 1,2, Bowling 3. MAUREEN E. MCINTYRE ALBERT JOSEPH MIHALCO Track 2,3,4, Cross-Country 3, Table Tennis 3,4. MARGARET A. MOORE Girls, Chorus 2, Horticulture Club 4, Red Cross 3,4, Track 2, Bowling 3, Monitors 3, Library Aides 2. CHRISTINE MARIE MORRIS Girls' Chorus 1,2, Swimming 1, Messengers 4, Gymnastics 2,3, Class Play 4. MARGARET SUE MORTON Orchestra 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4 CVice-Presidentlg Tennis 3,4, Class Play 4, Junior Philharmonic Orchestra 1,2,3,4. KIM M. MOSES Latin Club 3,4, fPresidentl, Model U.N. 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Y-Teens 4. EDWARD THOMAS MOWREY Track 2,3. WILLIAM EDWARD MUNN Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3, Track 2, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Computer Club 3, Class Play 3, Eastcapades 1, Drum Major 1,2. ALOYSIUS MURAWSKI Choir 3,4, Student Council 1,3, Football 1,2,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Golf 3, Class Officers 2 fPresidentJ, Bowling 4, Monitors 4, Class Play 2,4, Table Tennis 4. ROBERT LEE NEAVINS Football 3,4, Wrestling 3,4. PAUL ROBERT NEWCAMP Spanish Club 1, Football 1,2. KIM NEWHOUSE Track 1,2,3, Horticulture Club 4, Wrestling 1, Cross-Country 1,2,4, Bowling 4,'Monitors 3, Table Tennis 3,4. MARK OLDACH Football 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross-Country 4, Monitors 3,4. TAMRA LYNN ORZECHOWSKI GWENDOLYN CAROL OWENS Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Red Cross 45 Student Council 1,2,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 District Chorus 3.4. SUE PALUH Red Cross 45 Class Play 3,4. JOHN RICHARD PAPE Intramurals 35 Bowling 3,4. ANNETTE HELENE PERKEY Choir 3,45 Twirlers 2,3,4 CROW LeaderJ5 Y-Teens 2,3 fVice-PresidentJ5 4 fTreasurerJ5 Class Officers 2 CTreasurerJ 4 CPresidentJ5 Messengers 1,35 Class Play 35 Bowling 2,4. FRANCES L. PETROFF National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 45 Tennis 3,45 Class Officers 45 fVice-PresidentJ5 Messengers 25 Softball 2 fManagerJ5 Class Play 3,45 Red Cross 35 Girls' Chorus 2. DAVID PJECHA Band 1,2,3,45 fDrum MajorJ5 Orchestra 1,3,45 Football 15 A.V.A. 2,3,4 fPresidentJ5 Class Play 3,4. DENNIS A. POMORSKI Model U.N. 3,45 Red Cross 15 Track 25 Water Polo 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Class Officers 2 CVice-Presidentjg Ski Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 E.A.S.T. Club 1,2,3,45 Monitors 45 Careers in Health 25 Class Play 45 Chess Club 1. ANTOINETTE M. PORADA Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 35 Y-Teens 25 Color Guard 45 Monitors 3,45 Polish Club 1,2. SANDY LEA PRYLINSKI Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Cheerleaders 15 Y-Teens 45 Gymnastics 3,4. MICHAEL JAMES REILLY Chess Club 45 Student Council 4. LEE ANN REMMICK Monitors 3,45 Messengers 3. CHARLENE ROBERTS DALE E. ROBISON Band 1,25 Bowling 35 Table Tennis 3. BRIAN L. ROTH Band 45 Baseball 3,45 Tennis 15 Cross-Country 45 Monitors 45 Table Tennis 3. MICHAEL D. ROYER Wrestling 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Monitors 4. JANET MARIE SATYSHUR National Honor Society 3,45 Y-Teens 45 Golf 1,25 Tennis 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class Officers 3 fPresidentJ5 Monitors 35 Messengers 25 Volleyball 1,25 Softball 2,3,45 Class Play 3,4. JANET MARIE SAUNDERS Red Cross 45 Messengers 45 Radio and T.V. Communications 3,4. GUY BRADLEY SAVELLI Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Wrestling 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Monitors 4. BILL R. SCHWEITZER Choir 2,35 Horticulture Club 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,35 Basketball 4. JIM M. SEMENTILLI Wrestling 2. MICHAEL B. SHAFFER Chess Club 45 Library Aides 2,45 Table Tennis 4. CHERYL LYNN SMITH JUDITH ELAINE SMITH Girls' Chorus 15 Cheerleaders 25 Swimming 45 Monitors 45 Messengers 25 Class Play 4. LORETTA SMITH Red Cross 4. WADIE LEE SMITH Horticulture Club 3,45 Football 25 Track 35 Wrestling 25 Basketball 1,2,3. WENDY ANN SMITH Red Cross 45 Track 45 Ski Club 45 Wrestlerettes 4. JILL MARIE SONNENBERG Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Twirlers 3 fAssistant Row Leaderl, 45 Y-Teens 2,3 CSecretaryJ, 45 Tennis 2,35 TOM-TOM 45 Intramurals 15 Bowling 45 Class Play 2,4. STAN E. SPARKS Horticulture Club 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. ALICE L. SPEED Track 15 Color Guard 1. KEITH L. STRUCHEN ROBERT R. SWIDERSKI TIMOTHY J. SZCZESNY Water Polo 1,25 Swimming 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Bowling 1,2. CARIN L. SZYMCZAK Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Bowling 25 Volleyball 35 Class Play 45 Table Tennis 4. ALBERT THOMAS Red Cross 45 Track 35 Monitors 3. IDA MAE THOMAS Horticulture Club 45 Cheerleaders 15 Basketball 153,45 Softball 3,4. GREGORY JOSEPH THOMPSON Tennis 3,45 Monitors 45 Table Tennis 3. SHERRY L. THOMPSON Monitors 2. ALTON TORAIN DARLENE TORAIN Choir 45 Track 3,45 Basketball 45 Monitors 3. CHRISTINE ANN TROTT Girls' Chorus 25 French Club 15 National Honor Society 3,4 lSecretaryl5 Tennis 2,3,45 Basketball 2 fManagerJ5 Softball 2 CScorekeeperJ. KAREN ELIZABETH TRUITT Horticulture Club 45 Track 25 Basketball 3,45 Messengers 25 Softball 3,45 Mascot 4. RONALD BRIAN TUBERSON National Honor Society 3,4 fPresidentJ5 High-Q 45 Student Council 25 Tennis 1,2,3,45 TOM-TOM 3,4 CEditorJ5 Class Officers 3 fTreasurerl5 Class Play 45 Computer Club 4. KATHLEEN JOAN TUROWSKI Red Cross 3,45 Monitors 3,4. KATHY VAUGHN Red Cross 45 Track 35 Basketball 45 Softball 4. WILLIAM H. VOGEL Football 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Wrestling 1,25 Monitors 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY L. WAGNER Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 Y-Teens 3. DOUGLAS GEORGE WAITE Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,35 Choir 4 fAccompan- istlg Girls' Chorus 3 fAccompanistJ5 German Club 1,25 Student Council 1,2,35 Ski Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 25 Class Play 45 Stage Band 1,2,3. CATHERINE MARIE WALCZAK Choir 3,45 Twirlers 2 CCo-Captain, Second Rowjg Student Council 45 Y-Teens 1,2 fVice-Presidentl, 3,4 fPresidentJ5 Golf 45 TOM-TOM 35 Basketball 15 Class Officers 3 fSecretaryl5 Bowling 2,3,4 fVice-PresidentJ5 Messengers 3. STEPHEN JAMES WASHEK German Club 1,2,45 Swimming 15 Monitors 3,4. LINDA MAE WASSELL Girls' Chorus 25 French Club 15 Student Council 25 Y-Teens 25 Messengers 2,3,45 Homecoming Court 4. WILLIAM EDWARD WHREN National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Football 2,4. JOHN THOMAS WILSON Band 1,2,3,4 iVice-Presidentlg Swimming 1,45 Monitors 45 Class Play 4. MICHELE MARIE WODARSKI Girls' Chorus 1,25 Latin Club 15 National Honor Society 3,4 fTreasurerJ5 Tennis 3,45 Basketball 35 Intramurals 25 Softball 25 Class Play 4. - JOANNE MARIE ZYNIEWICZ Spanish Club 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Messengers 2,35 Table Tennis 4. Sports r:::: xi X K U- W? -.f Q93 if ,f Af, + ,W - Sf? V ,f 4, 4 11' . , . ' Q 3. Q 7 8 arsity Football Et! Row 1: B. Baginski, A. Dawson, M. Beskid, A. Lee, A Murawski, E. Dawson, J. Biletnikoff, T. Carson, S. Allen, A Barnett, Row 2: G. Zales, L. Hamilton, H. Miller, R. Kinross, M Fachetti, K. Latzo, N. Anderson, J. Anderson, R. Volker, J Fachettig Row 3: R. Gaines, J. Mantsch, J. Popoff, R. Mazzo, T East Coaching Staff: D. Koval, L. Cannarozzi, G. Mifsud, D. Xethakis, R. Bufalino. . . lf Lightner, G. Perry, S. Norman, T. Killion, D. Moffett, D. Moffett Row 4: P. Murzinski, D. Truitt, S. Chylinski, W. Whren, J. Wilson Manager, C. DeAngelo, Manager, H. Baskin, B. Chylinskig Row 5 Coaches L. Cannarozzi, D, Koval, D. Xethakis, R. Bufalino. In their second year under Coach Jerry Mifsud the varsity football team finished a very good 6-3 campaign, giving the East High Warriors their first winning season in seven years. Two losses by a combined total of four points could have pushed the won-lost record to 8-1. Leading all Metro teams in offense with a 26.4 per game average and only yielding 10-2 points on defense was the key to the highly successful season. Tony Lee and Terry Carson combined for 104 points or 52 each to lead all scorers and to place second and third in Metro scoring. Al Murawski completed 52 of 89 attempts for an outstanding 52.89 completion rate. Al Barnett gathered in 23 grabs for 326 yards and 4 touchdowns for a 14.17 yards per grab average which made him a unanimous first team, All-Metro league selection. The excellent line was led by tackles Steve Allen, Pat Hatt, Jeff Anderson, John Biletnikoff, by center Bob Chylinski, by guards Bill Baginski, John Popoff, and Pat Murzynski, and by defense ends Henry Miller and Al Barnett. Terry Carson led a trio of Earl Dawson and Andy Dawson at the linebacker position. Terry received first team, All-Metro honors on defense with Earl Dawson selected for honorable mention. Mark Beskid, Willie Whren and Todd Lightner saw action as defensive backs. The future outlook with Nick Anderson, John Popoff, James Sherrod, Mark Fachetti, Scot Martin, Richard Gaines, and David Truitt returning as lettermen and a strong group ofJ.V. candidates should prove to be outstanding next season. Steve Allen Earl Dawson Al Barnett Andy Dawson Bill Baginski a XJ . Colleen Buckel with Dale Lewis Homecoming ,v j, Sheila Gamble with Steve Palimore A . X , .N 1 ,1 X, l i i f A Y 1 ,f '-1, ,7 Queen Mary Beth Charles with Brian Jurkiewicz . J ' 1 Pamela Curtis with Richard Koziarski Linda Wassell with Joe Cassano 48 Junior arsit Football Row 1: S. Heubel, G. Truim, S. Martin, N. Anderson, S. S- Baldwin: Row 32 G- Marsh, Coach P- Koval, Coach L- Chylinski, K. Latzo, H. Baskin, J. Sherrod, Row 2: J. Johnson, CHUUHFOZZL J- Habllfsky, J- Fachetti- K. Feyas, J. Monde, R. Gaines, G. Perry, E. Jones, T. Guzowski, Coach L. Cannarozzi, Captains N. Anderson, S. Chylinski, K. Latzo, Coach P. Koval. The 1977 edition of the East High Warriors J.V. Football team was short on numbers but long in spirit and desire. Though ending the season with a 1-7-1 record, there were many bright spots throughout the season to show that East High football is on the way up. Led by Nick Anderson, Scott Martin, Gilbert Marsh and Henry Baskin, the offense showed positive signs throughout the season. Defensive standouts included Terry Whipple, James Sherrod, Keith Latzo, Richard Gaines and Steve Chylinski. A rich nucleus of experienced players will return next year, and with an equal turnout of freshman ballplayers, a competitive unit that East High can be proud of will grace our halls again. Q Girls' Track EE-EZ-I-S q Row 1: R. Davidson, M. Guerassimoff, N. Arrington, V. Walker, B. Lipinski, D. Hamilton, K. Conners: Row 3: M. Cutter, M. Linendoll, K. Jones, T. Watson: Row 2: A. Clanton, T. Holloway, K. Schwenk, D. Pomorski, B. Glover, B. Schweitzer, M. McCarty. With only one senior, Margie ,Y Linendoll, on the '76-77 girls' track f team, the young but enthusiastic Warriorettes suffered a losing season. Showing outstanding ability and ' courage throughout the season were gf mil r a g Betsy Schweitzer and Kathy Schwenk. Betsy represented East at the 0 , District-10 finals and Kathy placed 4 third in the high jump in the city ' finals. Other outstanding athletes are Pam and Anna Clanton in the Sprints , and relays, Tammy Holloway in the f hurdles, Margie Linendoll in the 880 and the mile, Darlene Hamilton, ,. Marianne McCarty, Denise Lipinski '-hwiii. and Kathy Schwenk in the mile relay, Karen Pomorski with a second place ' ., , ,Q t . . .grf'1'fA:-i in discus in the city, Maria Cutter in gai ffjgpg y ,A jf-uyfff.. the field events, and Brenda Glover, 1 f ' 1 r fc . t -e Renee Davidson and Veronica Walker I lf V5 -' Y' ,f ., . .H - . ,v- - .., ,s-. ,.,g,.f , g . Wa, -g in the relay and field events. . - he jfggg., -.rg A A fr , ' f KIQL1' M5727 M A 4 11.37 5 ' 'B D f- fs, ' 41 jx ', 5 .- g . Girls' Softball Row 1: J. Gool, J. Satyshur, K. Truitt, J. Sonney, M. Malinowski, Dlugas, Manager, R. Kiniecki, Assistant Coach, Absent: B. Juchno, C. Ford, G. Gonzales, Row 2: B. Hornak, Head Coach, E. Satyshur, I. Manager. Thomas, M. Buckel, D. Zielinski, R. Kalinowski, M. Frankowski, S. ' Q Pk? 'li Wu' 21 t. .IVF 95 -. . ,Fav , ,,p-gt A sages, A. , ,, N A , 2 K, -f Q, I. . 4 M. at 53. Qs. .A r X Last yearls Girls' Softball team finished as Metro champs for the second consecutive year, with an undefeated record of 14-0, including six shut-outs. Outstanding performances were delivered by Rose Kalinowski who pitched three no hitters, and by Ida Thomas who did a terrific job of catching. In addition Elaine Satyshur, Jenny Sonney, Cheryl Ford, Janet Satyshur, and Karen Truitt put out good performances. Rose Kalinowski, Ida Thomas and Elaine Satyshur were unan- imous choices for All-Metro first team honors. Jenny Sonney and Cheryl Ford attained berths on the second team, with Janet Satyshur and Karen Truitt achieving honor- able mention status. The team is anticipating their third undefeated season. ., -its a-V..-tr x -. awe.. wt, i me-kv A . -v .... .. - Q i 1 lx l , - S lj vw Wk iq . .- Y-gin .vt s rg, , if 5. ,N4f,,.F ' ' 'fins Y' Q f as .5 H29 eq 2 ---...in- ,- At. N. -'ffl .,, W. 3 '42 ,, 41- iff , -1 -' .J iwf-.3 ' 4'Ql:f 'J' ' ' '-'Vin' 6-J N 'x ' Q 4 .W .-.-..........,,.,,,,,,, '0 .. . -- s. ' ,,,-. 1. -. .. - 51 L ', M, .1 Boys' Track K ,f Row 1: J. Bargielski, B. Pierce, P. Keys, D. Keys, B. Forsgren, A. McNair, R. Wettekin, K. Newhouse, E. Mowrey, A. Chauncey, T. Lee Mihalco, J. Anderson, Row 2: T. Matusiak, Coachg A. Barnett, C. R. Galena, J. Barth, C. Filipowski, Coach. ......,., . wi I , ,Z -.-,V '. -lu..- .1 '4 ,11- l , 11 L N- ,gg-v. -ww . ,. .. ,,., wi..-S.:-sfzf1'f J. Anderson, J. Barth, A. Mihalco, D. Keys. Most members of last year's team will be returning. This makes for a promising year on the cinder paths. Returning veterans like Joe Bargielski, Alan Barnett, Tony Lee, Perry Keys, and Cross Country standout Esset Tate would make any coach happy. Although there were some good athletes graduated from last year's team, we are hoping for a fine turnout and expecting some good prospects to show up and compensate for our losses. East's record for last year was a scant 2-6, but it was an improvement over the previous season. Let's hope the 'new East High School and spirit will become a tradition for years to come. Other promising returning letter- men are Steve Allen, Kim Newhouse, Andy Dawson, Henry Miller, Lionel Young, Al Mihalco, and many more too numerous to mention. ,AM- 95,3297 0 .. Y: Nj' 2..'f'- 'Q ' -fafinrm, -+- wee ::- f .. ,val A' ' 1 ,ui 1 fxgwv W, 4 'fr' 7 '57 ri' 1 1. s, t Boys' Baseball Udo! Row 1 J Wilson B Shouey, N. Anderson, J. LaRockg Row 2: M, Schweitzer, M. Klins, J. Eller, J. Kalinowski, R. Bard, T. Clinger, M Oldach P Sorek B Roth T. Foor, R. Rickgauer, M. Stanton, D. Lewis, Hurlburt, D. Eubank, T. Molder, Manager M. Tafelski, Scorekeeper M A Murawskl D Moffett Row 35 Batgirl L. Oldach, J. Heubel, B. Hofmann, Coach E. Brzezinski. A new spirit and attitude was born with last year's baseball team that finished the season 8-8. East High quality shone throughout the Metro League as first team All-League selections were award- ed to departing senior catcher Mike Stanton who was named Outstanding Defensive Player, and to juniors Bill Schweitzer at first base and Mark Oldach at second base. This year's team, losing only three senior starters, has as its goal the bringing of the Metro Crown to East High. The team will be led by seniors Bill Schweitzer, Mark Oldach, Brian Roth, Dale Lewis, Al Murawski, and Jim Eller. A fine group of underclass- men headed by Jeff LaRock will add the necessary impetus for a successful season. A special thanks goes to departing seniors Mike Stanton, Joe Kalinowski, Matt Klins, Rick Rickgauer and Dave Stadler who were the cornerstones of our success. gW 3 Q Q, ,z n is ji... IA,-,QI var ,- ,V ,..s-.nur-u, 4515? - A se.. , . V .. . ..,..'.. -n - wyfrfs'-X if ft' t, z .Q ,. .,,.,, ' '1--,ra 'fifti ' ff. lr- .,, ,A ir '., , ' J' Civ, ff'5.f'C '. +ffe.f ? ie, Boys' Golf D Eichenlaub B Publlcover J Cassano, Coach T. Pohl, C. Domeracki D Kmdle L Armel The boys' golf team ended its season with an 0-15 record. Even though the record was dismal, there were some bright points which occurred during the season. The first five starters all scored points at one time or another during the season. Joe Cassano and Craig Domeracki scored the highest number of points during the year. The team is losing only two members because of graduation, Joe Cassano and Dennis Pomorski. The returning lettermen are juniors Doug Kindle, Barry Pub- licover and Lenny Armel. The sophomores are Craig Domeracki and Dave Eichenlaub. The team is still looking for golfers to try out for the 1978 team. We are looking forward to a winning season in the near future. Boys' Tennis N X Row 1: D, Steff, B. Kwitowskig Row 2: G. Thompson, R. Tuberson, B. Carter, Coach J. Drew. Q F , , , i 'X 'f f f f f f f w Eff ff ll , , '3 rl J ,- .3 l If J D 56 , , , 5- 1 1 Q , 1 I 2 1 1 J i .. Y . i 1 A 1 2 7 lx 7 ' ' D j 2 Q 1 1 t l J I 7 l W,g,41f'si...c1 fr 2, 3 ' ' The 1977 Boys' Varsity Tennis team made a valiant effort to get back into winning ways. Our 1977 record was not indicative of the caliber of the team. They gave 100 72, of their abilities and talents only to be overcome by stronger adversaries in close individual matches. The team will greatly miss graduates Mike Demyanovich and Dan Steff. Returning lettermen for the 1978 season will be Ron Tuberson, Mike Eggleston, and Greg Thompson. Girls' Tennis Mrs. M.J. Golab, Coach, K. Goss M Petroff J Satyshur S Chilcott Manager Absent Frankowski, M. Wodarski, C. Ford, C. Trott F M Morton and Daniel Mascot The 1977 Girls' Tennis team finished its season with a 2-12 record. Seniors Cheryl Ford, Janet Satyshur, Chris Trott, and Michele Wodarski were the team's top four players. Cheryl and Janet competed in the District 10 singles tournament, with Cheryl advancing to the semi-finals. Cheryl and Janet also teamed up for the doubles tournament, along with the doubles team of Chris Trott and Michele Wodarski. This year the team attended the first annual District 10 Tennis Banquet where seniors Cheryl Ford, Janet Satyshur, Chris Trott, Michele Wodars- ki, Fran Petroff and Margaret Morton received a momento of their tennis playing. Since the team will lose these six seniors through graduation, Coach Mary Jane Golab is looking for new prospects for next year to improve the won-loss record. Boys Cross Countr Rowl T Foor P Keys D Keys D Lewis Barth J LaRockg Row 3: M. Oldach, B. Roth, R. R Blsh Row 2 L Whyte E Tate C Lewls, J Wettekln K LaRock, Coach C. Filipowski. The 1977 Cross-Country season was a success, since Coach Filipowski has found some good runners and competi- tors in the school. Junior Essie Tate led all runners with seven first-place finishes in twelve meets. He placed eighth in the sectional meet, eighteenth in the district meet, and seventeenth in the Gannon Invitational Tournament. He broke the school record of 17:27 with a 16:26 time over a 3-mile course. He also garnered All-City Team honors. Perry Keys, the team's number two man, placed in the top five in nine of twelve meets. Perry is a top prospect for the next two years. Seniors Dale Lewis and Donny Keys were both hobbled by injuries, but managed to be the team's third and fourth runners. Sophomore Larry White was a late addition to the team, but developed into the most improved runner. Seniors Jim Barth, Brian Roth, and Mark Oldach will be missed for their competitive spirit and the example they set for the younger runners. Juniors Jeff LaR0ck, Bob Bish, and Roger Wettekin, along with freshmen Alan Lewis and Ken LaRock, will form a solid foundation for a winning team next year. Girls' Cross-Countr K. Schwenk, B. Baskin, Coach M. Maines, C. Buckel. The East High Girls' Cross-Country Team completed its first season in fine fashion by placing three individuals in the top ten at the Section I meet. Kathy Schwenk, Barb Baskin and Carolyn Buckel placed fourth, seventh, and tenth respectively, as well as ninth, eleventh, and tenth in the District meet. Because of lack of participants, the team was unable to defeat larger teams, such as Tech Memorial and Villa Maria. When matched against teams with comparably sized squads, such as Iroquois and McDowell, the East High team was victorious. Kathy Schwenk should be recognized as the most outstanding individual with several second and third place finishes to her credit. Next season should be even better with an increase in participants. I I Girls' Volleyball . P W J If . H MI Eli x are fe at at Riel B. Row 1: Kneeling: B. Gausman, Cheerleaderg M. Goss, T. J. Gool, M. Cutter, M. Buckel, J. Bakker, K. Pomorski, K. Powell, J. Sonney, L. Brodziak, A. Brodziak, R. Carlin, D. Gausman, J. Chylinski, Manager. Lipinskig Row 2: E. Gool, Managerg Miss B. Hornak, Coachg The 1977 Girls' Volleyball team finished their best season ever, capturing third place in the city with a 9-5 record. The team demonstrated a never-give-up attitude as they came from a 1-9 score in the final game against Tech and won 15-9 by scoring 14 consecutive points. On another occasion the team was down 14-11 against St. Benedict's but rallied to a 16-14 win. Jogien Bakker, a student from the Netherlands, was a very valuable asset to the team. She and Junior Denise Lipinski attained first team All-Metro honors. Juniors Kerry Gausman and Jenny Sonney received honorable mention status. The team is losing seniors Maureen Buckel, Alicia Brodziak and Jogien Bakker through graduation. Coach Barb Hornak is anticipating an even more impressive season next year. Girls, Golf I Sonney P Curtis E. Satyshur, J. Kwitowski, K. Pomorski, C Walczak A Brodziak Coach C Kent The East High Girls' Golf team won its fourth consecutive City Series champion- ship this past season. Due to lack of participants, Strong Vincent and Academy did not field teams this year, so Tech was the only team the Warrior girls had to beat. The girls defeated Tech 16-8 and 14-0. They lost to Tech 14-10 in their final match and in the process saw their 18 game winning streak come to a halt. Jill Kwitowski was the Erie area's most outstanding high school golfer this year. She placed third in the District 10 and fortieth in the state finals at Carlisle, Pa. Pam Curtis received her third letter and was an outstanding, consistent performer. Pam and Jill and first-year performers Alicia Brodziak and Cathy Walczak are seniors and will leave some tough golf shoes to fill. Junior Elaine Satyshur was hampered throughout the season by injuries and was denied the opportunity to win the state championship which she is capable of doing. The team was bolstered by first-year performances of juniors Jenny Sonney and Karen Pomorski. Jenny and Karen show great potential and will join Elaine Satyshur in making up the nucleus for another championship team in 1978. Boys' Varsity Basketball Row 1: L. Young, L. Carson, T. Carson, T. Lee, E Lewis R Carson R Madison K Johnson M Johnson Jones, D. Euhank, G. Aldridgeg Row 2: A. Barnett, D D Moffett Manager The 1977-78 Warrior basketball team, experienc- ing difficulty in its rugged nine-game road schedule, untimely injuries and periods of lack of concentration, ended the campaign two victories short of a winning season. The Sunrisers' offense was headed by team captains Terry Carson, this year's Most Valuable Player and Alan Barnett. Roy Carson was voted the team's most consistent performer and the performance of Sophomore Kevin Johnson earned him the Rookie of the Year Award. Tony Lee, coming off a pre-season injury, came on especially strong at the end of the season. Terry Carson, Alan Barnett, Dale Lewis, Glenn Aldridge, and Rod Madison ended their careers at East. Congratulations to these seniors for their contributions to the team. Post season awards went to Terry Carson who was named to the All-Section One Second Team and Alan Barnett who was named to the Honorable Mention All-Section Team. Both Terry and Alan were named to the City Senior All-Star Team to compete against the County Senior All-Stars in the annual Northwest Jaycees' All-Star game. According to Coach Don Kolakowski, an era has ended and a new one has begun with the return of lettermen Tony Lee, Roy Carson, Kevin Johnson, Everett Jones, Mark Johnson, Dave Eubank, and Larry Carson who will provide the foundation for a running, ball-hawking, pressing, disciplined team. QIDLS Senio A B ,vas as f 1' Y x ii' ' R x j ,K arnett, T. Carson, Coach D. Kolakowski, D. Lewis, R. Madison, G. Ald 'dg . X iw P XNAI V0 V I fi! s -X 1 Boys' . .Basketball Kneeling: S. Martin, J. Gavin, J. Habursky, H. M. Coleman, B. Pryor, J. Nesselhauf, B. Lockett, G. Baskin, L. Young, A. Lewis, Standing: G. Darr, D. Aiken, Truitt, N. Anderson: Absent: Mr. P. Perowicz, Coach. Kneeling: L. Young, A. Lewis: Standing: S. Martin, B. Pryor. The Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball team completed their season with a 12-10 record. Finishing third in Metro standings, the Warriors broke even with a 5-5 slate against city opponents. Best rebounder Milford Coleman led all scorers with 224 markers. Most Valuable Player Lionel Young was the team's second leading scorer with 217 points. The best defensive player of the year was Bill Pryor. The team members were noted for their excellent attitude and keen desire to win. Along with their fine talents, the members should produce winning teams for East High basketball. Wrestling 9 l I 1 l 5 l 1 V I -l ei fi? Row 1: D. Keys, R. Caldwell, Row 2: C. DeAngelo, M. Kedzior, L. Armel, P. Keysg Row 3: Assistant Coach M. Maines, D. Charles, O. Hamilton, M. Farabaugh, W. Whren, Coach B. Kwiatkowskig Row 4: D. Henderson, E. Tate, S. Allen, R. Koziarski, J. Biletnikoff. One could describe the 1977-78 season ofthe East High Warriors as successful The Warriors finished third in the City League ahead of the Acadamy Lions and the Strong Vincent Colonels. When paired with teams with comparable school populations and feeder systems, the team reigned supreme, winning five matches. The remainder of the schedule was comprised of several state-ranked teams including McDowell M105 and Prep 071125, respectively. Outstanding wrestlers for the 1977-78 season were Esset Tate, Michael Royer, and Andrew Dawson. Esset Tate led the team in takedowns, and Andy Dawson led the team in pins. Several other wrestlers showed much potential and could contribute greatly in the years to come. Those blooming into stardom were Don Keys, Mike Kedzior, Perry Keys, and Steve Allen. Dave Charles must also be mentioned as the Most Improved Wrestler. Coach Bob Kwiatkowski and Assistant Coach Mike Maines would like to thank all the wrestlers, wrestlerettes and ardent fans for their support and sacrifices. These special people made the 1977-78 season a success and a pleasure. xl? ,.. Girls' Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Manager M, Wodarski, I. Thomas, L. Langer, L. Brodziak, J, Satyshur, K. Truitt, C. Buckelg Standing: Manager C. Trott, M. Cutter, R. Kalinowski, X Captain J. Satyshur, Coach M. Roenigk, Captain K. Truitt, Co-Captain M. Cutter. P. Brzezinski, K. Gausman, E. Satyshur, M. Buckel, Coach M. Roenigk. The 1977-78 Girls' Varsity Basketball team under the coaching of Miss Marijane Roenigk finished a fine season with a 8-6 record, narrowly missing a playoff bid in district competition. Elaine Satyshur led all scorers by averaging 13.6 points a game, for a total of 190 markers for the season. Elaine was also the leading rebounder, pulling down 13.1 rebounds per contest. Sophomore Carolyn Buckel averaged 11.9 points each time out for 166 points this season. Kerry Gausman posted the highest single game output with 22 points. Elaine Satyshurwas selected to the all-City first team squad with Carolyn Buckel receiving honorable mention. Captains Janet Satyshur and Karen Truitt will be representing East in the City-County All-State tilt. Janet Satyshur also broke the old scoring record of 607 with a tremendous 610 points for her career at East. M ,mx V? up . fig' J x 3924 :N 'gif' M' W 5 MJ' JI 4. , 1. ,, Girls' J. . Basketball Kneeling: K. Goss, M. Goss, D. Langer, S. Tate, B J Bakker D Zielmski M Howard T Jones Miss M Aldridgeg Standing: P. Charles, L. Carson, M. Frankowskl Golab Coach The Girls' J.V. Basketball team, under Coach Mary Jane Golab, ended its season with a 2-12 record. Noted for their tremendous spirit, the girls displayed plenty of team effort and a never-give-up attitude. Darlene Langer led the scoring parade with 97 markers. She was followed by Mary Frankowski with 54, Michelle Howard with 52, Marilyn Goss with 42, and Sandra Tate with 33. Plenty of playing time and game experience will help these girls in their varsity roles next season. Water Polo X lZ fl J M .C ll ' a- I nf, ., ! T . 2' ' - fi X . ' s . . J . .. f - A 7, A '2-, Y K P ' .. so J . ik. f Q S. . N . . l Qu V 3 ..4 l Y - i' '. -. Y T .Eff i E S . 3 ' iv . l e J E A ff? 5 . c l 5 3. it ze Qui Ly. - e l 'K i X, . fl J E I' . 1 V. ' . 5 . L2 E ' ff HJ . ' r if . nb A: . Q. 5 , Y 5 x .j'.,y , K R, i f Q 755 g 3 3 ' kk, ' 1' ,K 1 f if Y . '. ' - ' 'f if-sf of . fl- . w f . I i- x, . Q I X P H . MW . ,,. . le Row 1: Manager T. Molder, J. Sadler, J. Ewanick. W. Short, K. T. Whipple, J. Murawski, J. Menosky, D. Pomorski, B. Dougherty, F Hool, T. Vogel, E. Ponder, M. Cline, Manager T. Guilford, Manager Evans, Coach. V Gonzalezg Row 2: K. Tafelski, S. Heubel, S. Chylinski, J. Husted, Despite very close games, the Water Polo team ended the year 0-8. Leading for three periods against Academy, the Warriors lost in the fourth period. The final score was East 10 and Academy 14. Another close meet was against Vincent. The lead switched hands four times during the game, but Vincent ended victorious 15-9. Four juniors were selected to the All-City Honorable Mention squad. They were Earl Ponder, John Sadler, Jom Vogel, and Joe Ewanick. Only three seniors, Kevin Hool, Mark Cline, and Dennis Pomorski will graduate, leaving a good nucleus for next season. Girls' Swimming 'f V s I N gi . , . v--- 5 . ' f ,r .N .iv I S in 5. fr ' 'alta -1-Iii i ii ' 4' 11 4 T ,, 3' ., ay its 5-nazf. H ' W I gk W., W., , .gl , Q as Q' Ssfewi rf- ' ' f x L' ll 4 . . 1 ' if rn- -as - ' iv - T f Q . u 1 ' N31 W' 'Ei' ff ' ' , . if p sf: :f i . Q. - - Ms i f , ' -' 1- ' .. sp . H is SL Q.. . . . Eg.. .gn , , mi 1 I X V V ,N ,g,,gxMJ 52.25, 5, W V by . by . F ' . 'fl , r ,, W' o :op r I ji P . f 'r.L7f.f7TL'.'f1 T i I . 1 . g , . e f.1.,, . Q ,. ,g gi , .r .i Q 1 . f X, -:Kgs mx ' ,iffffjff l ' P 4 4? -4, - 5 Q 2 ' V . Y f ' 'RX' Ti- i :QQIQNLQ-.. . , e-9 242' 2 1 a s s ff 'mf - 22 .ix E i '1 .1 f, we . ' we M, -. W , 1 LQ ' . . ' 'Q X 1 W'U1 wf 'f? 5. T' 'Swv I r ii fwffiig' F 9 f l fi? ff Tiff 'mfg f' G -if if 1 fx ,jr .aw . gm- , f' V nd ' i N . 0 '.wmao4nm+fwf -'Q ' ' A - ' V A '-ff 1 . Q' Vg .i..i.i...,.-M. X W N M 1. g 'V I - yt A- , - N .v is-...M-,-.,..w ,, 43355 . I A P N P M,,., 1 e'5 VnW-MAMPN .3 -' A - ,..- -7.-L v N f T 'f f . '-- ' '- s -if , .. r 'V - 'lrfigkl uk, Q in 4' 'A -' . A ' ,- . e,..,rgA 'g -A I -ff - . 'via' . .,,'f'l. M' E Qdkp , --g if '-P GV 1 7?- .f .gg -A ,K,.gi5,g. ,V -- Mfg ,yy 'Af.-,...,.sg,wsy-if:-.P 3, ,ff-r ,. .- g , K ff.,-eve. V g f - v If-P K - . --we-v' A wfrs- .W ,W , .Q .M Row 1: M. Willman, D. Rhoades, V. Gonzalez, T. E. Novitsky, K. Gardner, Coach F. Evansg Absent: S. Guilford, S. Krzyzanowskig Row 2: J. Smith, T. Bishop, Steiner. The girls' swimming team finished its season with a disappointing 0-10 record. Although only three veteran swimmers returned from last year's team, the girls, under the coaching of Fred Evans, showed gradual improvement at each performance. Seniors Judy Smith and Sue Krzyzanows- ki participated in their last swimming season at East. Experienced swimmers Tracy Bishop, Martha Willman, Kim Gardner, Virginia Gonzalez, Tammi Guilford, Sue Steiner, Denise Rhoades, and Elena Novitsky will provide a strong foundation for next year's team. Boys' Swimming wi..-. ' Row 1: S. Chylinski, B. Short, E. Ponder, J. Murawski, Mr. F. Evans, Coach. Sadler, C. Schutteg Row 2: K. Hool, M. Kiddo, J. ,, , , Wa.-1- ': 'W,A li i T 5 -..un-A This year's boys' swim- ming team finished another disappointing season. The team did not lack quality swimmers, but did lack a sufficient number of par- ticipants. Good performances were demonstrated by John Sadler in the 200- and 500-freestyle, by Bill Short in the individual medley, and by Charles Schutte in the 100- breast stroke. Mike Hool and Mark Kiddo participated in the diving events. The team, under the coaching of Fred Evans, will work to improve this year's 1-9 record, since all but one swimmer will be returning to compete next year. G mnastics l Y ,ii Row 1: K. Schwenk, L. Lubeck, K. Pomorski, D. Lipinski, K. Sonney, N- Gregoroff, L. Conners, S. Plaza: Row 3: C. Shoop, L. Rapp, S. Ponder, Row 2: T. Molder, C. Mattson, Managers, V. Guerassimoff, C. Pohlg Top: S. Newellg Absent: T. Tomcho, T. Kisielewski, K. Sonney, M. Powell, M. Guerassimoff, S. Cook, J. Holloway. mwwm-v.,-'vu J. Sonney, Coach Miss K. Coletta, Assistant Coach Mr. R. Fetzner, K. Sonney. i The 1977-78 Girls' Gymnastics team was paced by Kathy Sonney, Jennifer Sonney, and Michele Guerassimoff. Kathy Sonney demonstrated many all-round excellent performances, as well as accumulating the most first places on the team. Sophomore Kathy Schwenk distinguished herself as the most improved gymnast this season. The girls were coached by Miss Kathy Coletta assisted by Mr. Richard Fetzner. Tammy Molder and Carrie Mattson served as scorekeepers. Although the team won only the meets against Academy and Tech, the outlook for the future is bright, since all this year's participants hopefully will return next season. 7 Girls' Bowling L... 5 Row 1: D, Farabaugh, K. Moses, T. Spano, C. Walczak, L. SZymCZ8k- B- Hunter. J- TUFC0- H- VOHIUICFO, P- CUFUS. M Long, R. Moses, J. Kwitowski, L. Ewiakg Row 2: H. Walter, L, Walter, T. Jarzomski. Weckerly, J. Sonnenberg, F. Kotoski, A. Brodziak, B. Burke, C. Interscholastic bowlers who ranked first at the time of this printing: Miss B. Hornak, Advisor, R. Moses, K. Moses, A. Brodziak, D. Farabaugh, C. Walczak, T. Spano. Advisor Mr. C. Witkowski, President C. Bokoch, Vice-President C. Walczak, Treasurer L. Lung. ctivities V 75 enior High Marching Band Row 1: Mr, T. McKinney, Director, E. Hardinger, D. Eddy, M. Walter, J. Morrison, K Teodorski, C. Warner, M. Murray, L. Granger, M. Stiles, R. Moses, M. Munn, J. Monroe, M. Spilko, T Osiecki, R. Caldwell, M. Kedzior, H. Pjecha, K. McAdoo, J. Bujnowskig Row 4: P. Robinson, R Swasing, L. Brown, C. Zasada, D. Sinnottg Row 2: E. Hartless, J. Mantsch, B. Honard, G. Brown, J Jonasen, H. Walter, G. Holland, C. Cassano, E. Wilson, B. Norcross, K. LaRock, B. Aldridge, C Samson, S. Molder, P. Curtis, M. Farabaugh, N. Ulmer, D. Waite, J. Cassanog Absent: J. Walkiewicz Goodman, M. Agens, T. McAdoo, Row 3: S. B. Munn, J. Wurst, D. Pjecha, C. Mattson. Band Officers Row 12 J- W8lkl9WiCZ, QUaTt91'm2St6f2 K. L. Samson, Quartermaster, M. Kedzior,Treasurerg J. SWBSUYS, Librarian? S- Hafdingefi Librarian? M- Morrison, Librarian, J. Wilson, Vice-President, D. Walter. Librarian- ROW 2113-HOD-31'd,QUHf19fm2St0r3 Pjecha, President, G. Hazuda, Quartermaster. Strings Row 1: A. Jonasen, J. Sonnenberg, L. W- AI'ma80Sl2, MT- T- MCKlTm9y, DiF9Ct0I', R Weckerly, S. Domexdcxi, T. Mulder, Row 2: Slowikowski. Junior Band ROW 11 R- FCCZDSI, B. Powell, Atkinson, Mr. T. McKinney, P. Roman, L. Bagleyg Row 2: T. Director. Smith, J. Hamilton, R. Mickens, P. Twirlers Row 1: J. Sonnenberg, T. Bishop, C. Bokoch, Co-Captain, C. Matson, L. Bryant, Row Leader, M. Wiest, S. Domeracki Carlson, Captain, P. Orloff, E. Erickson, Row 2: L. Langer, W. Second Row Twirlers: Row 1: L. Ewanick, J. Loiciano, R. Rhoades, K. Schwenk, T. Popoff, P. Grolemund, A. Brodziak, D. Farabaugh, Assistant Lamary, H. Wilcher, R. Corcoran. Row Leader, A. Perkey, Row Leader, Row 2: C. Captain C. Carlson, Mrs. T. Verga, Assistant Advisor, Miss C Kaminski, Advisor, and C. Bokoch, Co-Captain. Color Guard 'Xl S-J' Row 1: L. Weckerly, C. Teodorski, M. K. Feidler, T. Feidler, Mrs. P. Lucas, Advisor: A. Hawryliw, T. Molderg Row 2: A. Clanton, K. Feidler, A. Porada, B. Hunter. Marshall, P. Clanton, B. Jones, Row 3: B. Burke, Senior Girl Athletes i The girls pictured above participated in three or more sports during their years at East High: Kneeling: C. Walczak, A. Brodziakg Standing: C. Ford, M. Buckel, R. Kalinowski, J. Kwitowski, J. Satyshurg Absent: P. Curtis. 3 1:7 3 as km - s 1? 1. i i.. 1 'Nz . . 511521: Senior Janet Satyshur, the top girl athlete at East, has distinguished herself by participating in five sports in her athletic career at East: basketball, tennis, baseball, golf, and volleyball. Cheerleaders Row 1: K. Pomorskig Row 2: J. Sonney, C. Sipple, V. Walker, J. Craigg Row 3: J. Lovely, C. Joyce, M. McCarty, M. l lf 1 . E fig .ful i Q.. Z 4 E - I 5. , - 1.5 :F Ei! fE J 'ue 'i Co-Captain M. McCarty, Miss C. Kaminski, Advisor, and K. Pomorski, Captain. if M2541 is A as . f lf: Q X N 5 Guerassimoff, L. Guerassimoff, S. Newell, T. Kalinowski, S Froehlich, S. Gamble. Student Council b .3 ... I Row 1: D. Farabaugh, President: S. Chilcott, Treasurer, G Owens, Secretary: Row 2: M. Powell, S. Newell, G. Gonzalez, C. Walczak, K. Moses, T. Popoff, Row 3: S. Bryant M. McCarty M Frankowki, K. Goss, M. Kedzior, S. Buckel, Hawryliw, Swasing, T. Watson, Mrs. M. Duncan, Advisor, C. Peoples: Row 4: M. Reilly, D. Moffett, N. Jovanovich, D. Lewis, N. Whipple, E. Ponder, T. Vogel, T. Whipple, D. Erickson, J. Coleman, J. Murawski. Executive Board il - i, .,,., ,. ..,,.,,, l Row 1: S. Duck, A. Perkey, D. Farabaugh, J. 2: Mr. C. Kent, Advisor, R. Tuberson, G. Owens, S. Allen, Kwitowski, C. Walczak, M. Wodarski, A. Brodziak: Row B- Munn. D- P0m0fSki, K- MOSES, J- Satyshllfy F- Petroff. odel U.N. ' ,Ml ,. K 1 1 W!- Row 1: C. Mattson, M. Walter, E. Samson, Bakker, B. Juchnog Absent: Mr. R. Stinely J. Walkiewiczg Row 2: E. Karas, D. Brown, J. Advisor. Horticulture Club A. DuBray, I. Thomas, E. Satyshur, M. Moore, K. Newhouse, W. Smith, B. Schweitzer: Row 2: D. Heidelberg, K. Truitt, R. Helman, K. Fowler, W. Smith, Mr. G. Simitoski, Advisor. Choir Row 1: Mr. L. Cannarozzi, Director, K. Shipley, D. DeAngelo, M Juhasz, F. Fachetti, L. Cirino, A. Perkey, R. Johnson, K. Conners, D. Hoover, H. Brown, L. Hamilton, Row 2: T. Cash, S. O'Leary, T. Feidler, C. Walczak, A, Feidler, B. Jones, S. Keys, Row 3: D. Moffett, J Coleman, J. Presley, J. Sonnenherg, K. Hofmann, L. Weckerly, M. Hawryliw, T, Molder, K. Hall: Row 4: J. Mantsch, M. Cutter, J Coleman, C. Bokoch, C. Buckel, B. Schweitzer, S. Chilcott, G. Owens M. Malanowski, A. Porada, P. Clanton, M. Spilko, S. Heubel, D. Waite Accompanist, J. Cassano. Girls' Chorus Row 1: K. Sonney, L. Peterson, C. Shoop, C. Szymczak, L. Langer, S. Newell. S. Walters, S. Cook, L. Popoff, S. Goodwin, D. Langer: Row 2: Mr. L. Cannarozzi, Director, T. Cirino, A. Bailey, C. Sipple, A. Mossburg, M. Powell, D. Bartlett, B. Powell, T. Spano, L. Smith, J. Walkiewicz, H. Wilcher, S. Froehlichg Row 3: B. Sipes, C. Buckel, D. Farabaugh, R. Fletcher, L. Roschnow, K. Schwenk, K. Marshall, I. Heath, K. Rapp: Row 4: R. Shipley, H. Vommero, E. Samson, M. Howard, C. Komives, K. Grim, S, Langer, C. Pohl, L. Lubeck, A. Vlahos, L. Lackey, T. Kalinowski, C. Joyce. J District Band Drum ajor 5. .X ml' , . I l cf Hg, . if . 0 ' Bill Munn, Dave Pjecha, Jeff Wurst Band Director Mr. T. McKinney with Drum Major David Pjecha. District Choir i el 5 iii . i l i li 3 Qualifying as representatives to District Choir were: Row 1: C. Buckel, G. Owens, D. Farabaughg Row 2: T. Molder, J. Presley, J. Cassano. 1 nu, Senior Section: Cheryl Bokoch and Coll DEADLINE SEHEUULE Sports: Kevin Hool and Dale L Faculty: Tracey Fletcher and D 978 SUHI'1'S9 Staff 'QI 'X P-A cf , J , V QI. 4, y ' - My , een Buckel. Underclassmen: Melanie Wiest and Renee Rhoades. fbzuow ' ',' fi flztha, ,O f 111573 C fi . Q 4 v Q - -410-nl h Q ff A f or :N . ML 1 ff A I is 5 HM, ' I ' 55,5 4 1 I 'N 4 . W W i 4 l , , r p S WC R ,ra ll x at K7 I E 1 AQ 'Q ,. , Q r Colleen Buckel, Co-Editor: Miss L. Warus, Advisor: Cheryl Bokoch, Co-Editorg Carol Carlson, Co-Editor. ewis. W fi ii X V lf C Q Q 'lf' '--. rx Q, -Cliff W 'j X J' 92. Mi, ' iillrlllw Activities: Karen Groucutt, Carol Carlson, and Kathy Bolmanski. ebbie Farabaugh. Tom- Tom Staff ,. ...rl ' I A -I CJ 'J ,g . i fig Row 1: B. Sonnenberg, K. Hofmann, S. 2: C. Bokoch, J. Jarmolowicz, M. Fachetti, Mrs. M Domeracki, A. Brodziak, C. Buckel, B. Juchnog Row Duncan, Advisor, R. Tuberson, J. Cassano, D. Lewis Printing Class Row 1: J. Sementilli, M. Charles, N. Bish, E. B. Roth, K. Hool, Mr. G. Heath, Advisor, D. Tateg Row 2: J. Biletnikoff, L. Boccio, M. Oldach, Pomorski. Award Gym Helper .I- VU' 42? Pictured aboye is Senior Cheryl Ford, who for the past six years has assisted as a gym helper in the girls' physical education classes. Senior Janet Satyshur, the recipient of the 1978 D.A.R. Award, is pictured with her homeroom teacher, Mr. Richard Panighetti. East High Representatives -s.-:7 Seniors representing East High this year were: Bill Munn, at the Sons ofthe American Revolution Dinner, East High Principal Miss Viola E. Andrews, Margaret Morton, a member ofthe Erie Junior Philharmonic, Christine Trotl, a member of the Boston Store Teen Board, and Ron Tuberson, a delegate tothe School Board Convention in Pittsburgh. onitors l Row 1: S. Chilcott, J. Sonney, K. Pomorski, J. Grolemund, M. McCarty, D. Farabaughg Row 2: N. Wilhelm, L. Remmick, C. Teodorski, D. Heidelberg, B. Sypin, P. Orloffg Row 3: R. Corcoran, V. Wrzeszcz, W. Smith, Mrs. T. Verga, S. Dlugas, K. Turowski. ,... .L V Ag . V Row 1: D. Aiken, J. Mantsch, A. Murawski, B. Dougherty, G. Thompson, S. Washek, J. Wilson, R. Honard, R. Wettekin,J. Coleman, T. Vogel, G. Hazuda, Koziarski, M. Farabaugh, E. Tate, L. Hamilton, L. M. Lamary, M. Cline, S. Allen, L. Newcomer, D. Boccio, J. Sadler, M. Presley, T. Molder. Hunter, Row 2: P. Clanton, M. Whren, M. Tafelski, B. Table Tennis fl in si J Row 1: J. Mantsch, N. Wilhelm, R. Newhouse, T. Vogel, M. M. Dowd, T. Whipple, S. Chilcott, Mr. G. Kaufman, Advisor, K Malamiwki, M- Hawryliw, J- Presley: ROW 25 B, Aldridge, K- Gausman, S. Molder, S. Weckerly, M. Cutter, L. Hamilton. Schwenk, K. Marshall, J. Sadler, M. Beskidg Row 3: T. Lightner, Computer Club K. Keil, B. Juchno, S. Krzyzanowski, R. Tuberson, J. Barth, E. Erickson, Mr. C. Witkowski, Advisor, M. Morton. Chess Club 1 Sitting: C. Schwenk, K. Shipley, E. Jonasen, Chylinski, B- D0UghEl'tY, G- BYOWII, T- Killion D. Robison, D. Gilsong Standing: D. Hill, S. Ski Club C7 45... Row 1: P. Curtis, W. Smithg Row 2: B. Baginski, D. Waite, Mr. P. Hart, Advisor. Senior Y-Teens Row 1:Mrs. T. Verga, Advisor, President C. Ford- B- JONES? ROW 32 C- Buckel, K C. Walczak, Vice-President A. Brodziak, H0fH1aD1'l, J- Sffnnenbefg- T- Feidlefl ROW 4 Treasurer F. Kotoski, Secretary A. Perkeyg C- Bokoch, J- Bakker. G- Owens, F- Pet1'0ff Row 2: K. Hilbrich, D. Farabaugh, K. Moses, J. Satyshur, S. Keys. 'Christmas Feelingsi' - .- Wa- - ,, . N - , X ,, 1 Eleventh-grade attendant Joanne Grolemund and escort Mark Clineg Queen Alicia Brodziak and escort Dennis Pomorskig tenth-grade attendant Penny Lamary and escort Peter Intrierig ninth-grade attendant Kathy Goss and escort Steve Buckel. Junior Y-Teens Row 1: M. Wiest, President: S. Chilcott, Vice-President, I., Brodziak, Secretary, M. Cutter, Treasurer: Row 2: Mrs. T. Verga, Advisor, N. VVilhelm, L. Bryant, E. Erickson, S. Domeracki, S. ophomo Harcourt, Row 3: D. Brown, M. Walter, W. Matson, R. Rhoadesg Row 4: D. Heidelberg, K. Gausman, B. Schweitzer, J. Grolemund, T. Jarzomski. re Y-Teens Row 1: M. Frankowski, President, P. Lamary Vice-President, M, Osiecki, Treasurer, P. Orloff, Secretary, Row 2: Mrs. T. Verga, Advisor, M. Juhasz, K. Schwenk, T. Popoff, D. Bartlett, H. Wilcher, C. Shoop, S. Newell, Row 3: P. Brzezinski, R. Vitelli, P. Brown, M. Goss, L. Langer, T Molder, L. Miller, Row 4: C. Buckel, L. Thompson T. Watson, N. Maloney, H. Vommero, T. Bishop K. Grim, V. Karuba, M. Munn. Freshman Y-Teens F! 1 .. 4 r 3 l ffl' 'YI Row 1: C. Frazzini, L. Wisinski, Vice- Langer, S. Bryant, H. Walter, Mrs. T. Verga, President: C. Sanner, President: K. Goss, Advisor, N. Jovanovich, E. Novitsky, L. Loiacano. Treasurer, L. Peterson, A. Jonasen: Row 2: D. Travel Club Row 1: S. Harcourt, K. Groucutt, N. Goodman, M. Wodarski, C. Ford, D. Farabaugh, C. Walczak, Mrs. T. Verga, Advisor, A. Brodziak, S. Krzyzanowskig Row 2: K Hofmann, J. Sonnenberg, B. Schweitzer, D. Lipinski, J Grolemund, L. Brodziak, M. Walter, K. Moses, C. Trott, F. Kotoski, S. Domerackig Row 3: M. Cutter, G. Hazudag Row 4: S. Allen, C. Bokoch, J. Bakker, S. Chilcott, J. Satyshur, F. Petroff, Miss B. Hornak, Miss K. Coletta, Mr. R. Fetzner, M. Cline, R. Tuberson, F. Jelonek, M. Fachetti, B. Schweitzer. Red Cross Row 1: Mrs. B. Peyton, Advisor, B. Sypin, A. Perry, Vaughn, L. Smith, P. Goreg Row 3: V. Whipple, D. M. Moore, A. Craig, T. Spano, J. Saunders, S, Heidelberg, P. Rupp, W. Smith, N. Whipple, J. Chylinski, Krzyzanowski, K. Turowskig Row 2: B. Russell, T. C. Carder, B. Juchno, R. Howard, A. Thomas. Jarzomski, S. Dlugas, C. Szymanski, A. DuBray, K. I I o I Q Kneeling: D. Lipinski, S. Paluh, J. Kwitowski, E. Standing: R. Tuberson, J. Bakker, J. Barth, B. Munn, Erickson, M. Goss, M. Morton, M. Wodarski, P. Curtisg T- Killifm, P- H6inl'iCh, MF- R- Siiflfily, Advisor. Library Aides Row 1: R. Cooley, B. Randall, Li Laser, C. M. Shaffer, D. Eichenlaub, N. Hinspeter, M Szymanskig Row 2: Mrs. M. Popadak, Librarian, Adam, R. Vitelli, T. Montigny. Row 1: R. Fletcher, L. Blatten- Steves, Learning Resource Aide: Absent: berger, T. Spagelg Row 2: S. Steiner, M. T. Orzechowski, C. Holland, J. Cooley. Fry, L. Roschnow, V. Walker, Mrs. E. Row 1: R. Wettekin, President, D. Pjecha, D. Flick, M. Lamary, M. Presley, J. Popoff, J. Mihalco, Mr. Secretary-Treasurer, J. Biletnikoff, Vice-President, Row 2: G- M8Sir0ff, AdViS0l'. in b J 5 1 . Stage Crew: Row 1: P. Turk, J. Wilson, Row 2: Mr. G. Masifoff, Advisor, M. Lamary, M. Presley, G. Grotkowski, D. Flick, J. Popoff, R. Wettekin A. Mihalco, J. Biletnikoff. Spanish Club Row 1: T. Popoff, Treasurer, P. Orloff, Secretary, D. Bartlett, Vice-President, Row 2: P. Lamary, J. DiLuzio, D. Dombrowski, T. Spano, L. Armel, T. Johnstone, C. Torresg Row 3: K. Keil, H. Walter, T. Ester, N. Maloney, T. Bishop, D. Tateg Row 4: Mrs. E, Potoker, Advisor, J. Flagg, K. Komives, C. Komives, A. Stewart, N. Anderson. Polish Club Ab. B Row 1: J. Tuszynski, B. Dombrowski, S. I T Y Kisielewski, Mr. C. Witkowski, Advisor, R. Krzyzanowski, M. Kedzior, C. Mountain, Moses, S. Chylinski, C. Domeracki. Polish 2, Row 2: M. Malanowski, L. Moyer, V. 1 Latin Club .ll sg. Row 12 K. Goss, Treasurer, C. Ulmer, McMahon, Advisor, S. Mulder, Latin 25 E Vice-President, K. Moses, President, D, Teodorski, Latin 25 W. Armagost, Latin lg M Farabaugh, Secretaryg Row 2: Migs M, Frankowski, Latin 2g M. McCarty, Latin 2. French Club Row 1: V. Dance, T. Molder, J, Advisor, B. Muczynski, L. Oberlander, R. Bakker, L. Gravesg Row 2: Miss L. Warus, Viifflliy P- BfZ0ZiDSki- l 99 The Prime Time Crime Row 1: C, Szymczak, S. Wagner, B. Baginski, A. Brodziak, E. Jonasen, S. Paluh, D. Farabaugh, A. Murawski, J. Sonney, J. Gool, J Bakker, J. Presleyg Row 2: S. O'Leary, J. Mowrey. D. Mussett. R. Maloney, S. Chylinski, W. Smith, D. Heidelberg, R. Kinross, K 1 2 p 1 J Q 2 B ., B ,Q . 2 st K MQ -14 - --4. . Hilbrich, C. Buckel, A. Dovishaw, L. Smith, A. Perkey, D. Erickson D. Kaliszewski, M. Goss, B. Vogel, C. Buckel, M. Cline, R. Forsgren and D. Pomorski as the Phantom. ZX National Honor Sooiet , , ,M Q Q if l'i I I, ., :mmm t W T T p, L.-fi' Hs. 4 QL! Row 1: Dr. William R. Phelps, Guest Speaker and Alumnus ox East High, Miss Viola E. Andrews, Principal of East High School, C. Trott, Secretary: R. Tuberson, President, M. Morton, Vice-President: M. Wodarski, Treasurer. Row 2: K. Moses, M. Guerassimoff, C. Morris, C. Carlson, L. Wassell, K. Bolmanski, L. Brodziak, J. Satyshur, F. Petroff, A. Brodziak, D. Farabaugh, J. Kwitowski, K. Groucutt, N. Goodman, T. Fletcher, R. Rhoades, Mr. J Robert Stinely, Advisor. Row 3: B. Juchno, D. Pjecha, W. Matson, L. Kellogg, M. Buckel, C. Bokoch, C. Buckel, F. Kotoski, W. Whren, M. Farabaugh, S. Domeracki, E. Erickson, P. Curtis, K. Hool, M. Oldach, K. Komivesg Row 4: D. Lipinski, C. Mattson, J. Grolemund, G. Gonzalez, K. Turowski, A. Mihalco, D. Lewis, B. Munn, J. Barth, J. Cassano, G. Brown, D. Waite, D. Gates, S. Allen, J. Biletnikoffg Absent: C. Walczak. Officers: President R. Tuberson, Secretary C. Trott, Vice-President M. Morton, Treasurer M. Wodarski: Absent: Mr. R. Stinely, Advisor. .f-'QL' Brotherhood Week Guest speaker at the assembly was Ruby Jenkins, associated with social services at the J.F.K. Center. The Spirit Cf East High In Action ii Friends Cf East High School Vi vt Joseph V. Gdaniec In his position as principal of Wayne Middle School, Joseph Gdaniec functions as an important link for the middle school students who later enter East High School. Mr. Gdaniec has had a wide range of educational experience that includes seventeen years as a teacher at Gridley Junior High and at Strong Vincent, as a director of business administration and as coordinator of natural sciences and academic affairs. He was also supervisor of the federal mathematics program, was chairman of the middle school educational program, and served on the school district renovation program. He received his degree in mathematics from Gannon College, his master's degree in education from the University of Pittsburgh, and pursued advanced studies at various universities. We at East High are most appreciative of his administrative efforts and academic interest in preparing future members to attend our school. . 'ln John J, Kola Retiring this June after more than thirty years in the teaching profession is John J. Kola, teacher of bookkeeping and head of the business department of East High School. Before joining the East High faculty ten years ago, he had taught social studies, health, physical education, and biological science at Millcreek Junior-Senior High and at Westlake Junior High. A graduate of Findlay College with a master's degree from Penn State, Mr. Kola is a member of the supervisory committee of the Erie School Employees Credit Union, in addition to being an avid carpenter and bowler. The students and faculty of East High School extend sincere wishes to him for a most happy and productive retirement. 1977 East High Booster Officers: Row 1: John Wilkins, Nick Ivic, Ed Zukowski,Joe Peters, Bob Carlson, Wiertel, John Buszek, John Simon, President Joseph Bob Slscni Absent Attorney Angeln Ardnlnlv J'-,nn Wiertel, Paul Prizinsky, Bill Strike: Row 2: John SatYShUl',L90 Kamimki- Underclassmen gf gn 5513 1 iii 1 105 iii ' .W . Class Cf 19 9 Allen, M. L Arrington, N. 'W 4 is . , ..... Beskid, M. Bish, R. Q . 'Si' f . , vm. 1, ' ff ,1 , if .L , . Vx. 4-. ' ,W W. , 4 x . .2 :R mf! . Yi wg -1. 'Q 'if Boccio, L. Brodziak, L. Brown, D. Brown, H. Brown, L. Brown, M. WE ' FL Elaine Satyshur, President, Melanie Walters, Treasurer, Mrs. M. Duncan, Advisor, Sue Chilcott, Vice President, Denise Lipinski, Secretary. as A iff, 4 Bryant, L. 1 :sl Carr, A. A is Q 5 Carson, R. 55- , ' 7 'F-7 Caskey, C. Cya, Chilcott, S. f' V W 2 I Clanton, P. L 0... V. . X f ' 0 3134. L. 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Wilcher, H. U U by Williams, T. , . M Wodarski, C. J. h . f Wurst, J. L Q .,. Young, L. .5 -ll ll zielinski, D. N . . I ,K aww- . gy.: J . Sn- Q 5' 7-555 mi. 1? ST-W.. 5-. 7 - - Aw-1: Li.. x s ' x 1-.f....f,.. . u 'Args il iii fs ...JF a I 1 is V ' X I b 'kifff 5'-3 ,.'x i7' ,ig - ' pn J' V 77ff..'.f' Class f 1981 Adam, M. Agens, M. Armagost, W. Askins, D. 3 y N . Austin, M. '17 Bagley, L. fl, f Bailey, A. - I . I Baker, G. T A 'HQ '- is-.S Baldwin, S. Baskin, B. Bayle, M. Bertelson, S. Beverly, D. Blattenberger, L. Blumish, P. Blose, J. Brewer, C. Britton, R. ' W' Brooks, F. n Brotherson, K. or Brown, S. ,fi ' . Bryant, S. Buckel, S. Caldwell, R. Campbell, W. Carlin, R. ' Carlson, E. 'V Chauncey, S. Chylinski, J. 515 1 , I wc! Sissy E .J V! E A .X. '!. ls L, E5 . Ya? .M-a . '-sy rx 9 .,,. . .V 1 'flaw x . A - I 2. ? ff.-f K K 113 ' . .1 e -.. -f' ' x -Q A , 'f 1. ' . M, - 4. - .A .. . f' 1 1+ ' 22 .vf lv? . 2' ,, .X .1 S lx 1 X - K a ' ' Corder, J. Corlett, J. : ' Cornman, R. 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J L' 4 ei! A TT he W . iw 'wr . S -V Q , 'S .'-fix iifw' 5.94, Elko' ffm e EV Tomcho, T. Torain, F. Q., Torres, C. V ., Troup, J. ' '? X-. I Turk, M. f- ' Turk, P. A Tuszynski, J. md 'di' . 2 X, Li A, X. i ' A N... ,, 3 'Q - 'L P., Q ,,.. . is Wyre AS.. r A X Whipple, N. - 4 Williams, C. Q ha! Willman, M. S ,T , A l Wilson, A. , -5 Wilson, J. - Wisinski, L. ,ff is at if X x S W' g I l Iv Z xi ' xx-.7 .3 - S-,t-,.... R, . N .1 Sypin, W. Tate, A. Tate, D. Tate, M. Tate, S. Thompson, R Thompson, R if , i,Qff'l9 , llviwignz. . I Velazquez, M. - A Walter, H. 1 ' Walters, S. ' Q Washek, S. My Weber, G. X ' .ff ,, Wells, D. ' 5+ Q Wells, R. K F' 1 .I '. -A ,Q : ff , ,I SK by Egg : V, ' f T so ii I' li . L 117 We urge the East High faculty, alumni, and students to patronize those listed below, whose generosity as contributed to the success of this Annual. Action Printing and Business Forms Dick Agresti Allen-Schaaf Insurance Agency Alliance Home of Erie tP.N.A. Clubl Altman-Hall Associates Drs. Amacher, Roos, and Scully American Hollow Boring Company American Tinning and Galvanizing Company Angelo's Beauty Supplies Appletree, Kern and Appletree ARA Services, Inc. Arfax Studio Arrow Drug Stores, Inc. Automatic Transmissions of Erie, Inc. Barad Lighting Company Baskin Robbins 31 Ice Cream Store M70 Bayview Auto Supply, Inc. Bayview Orthopedic Associates, Inc. John W. Beatty, Esquire Belco Supplies, Inc. Bello's Foodland P.A. Benson, D.D.S. Emil Beyer Jewelers Samuel P. Black And Associates, Inc. R.C. Bloomstine Agency Blossey's Tux Rental George P. Bohlender, M.D. Boldt Machinery and Tools, Inc. Bollinger Pennzoil Attorney John A. Bowler Boyers Rental City Richard F. Brabender, Esquire W.C. Breakiron Jewelers, Inc. Brugger Funeral Homes Bucyrus-Erie Company Burhenn's Pharmacy Burton Funeral Homes Buser Arco Canada Dry Bottling Company Carlisle's Carms Barber Shop The Carpet House of A Sz M Bauman CarpeTowne, Inc. Cathay Inn Central Labor Union and Industrial Union Council of Erie County, PA, AFL-CIO Chaffee Appliance Company Clifton Automatic Screw Machine Products, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. William W. Cohen J.L. Cox Men's Wear William A. Crawford Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. P.A. Cutri Company, Inc. D and K Stores, Inc. Danish Brotherhood Lodge 57242 Dr. and Mrs. E.L. DiCola Allan A. Donelli, D.M.D., Inc. E and A Doubet, Jewelers Drayer Plumbing and Heating Gertrude Driscoll Dress Shop Duggan Rider Company, Inc. Duggan's Service and Appliance Company Eastland Bowl, Inc. East Side Beer Company The Erie Book Store Erie Brewing Company The Erie Ceramic Arts Company Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company Erie County AFL-CIO Council Erie East Pharmacy Erie Education Association Erie Eye Clinic, Inc. Erie Industrial Electric Supply Corporation Erie Industrial Supply Company Erie Institute of Technology, Inc. Erie Manufacturing and Supply Corporation Erie Motel and Restaurant Erie Optical Company Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Erie Sport Store, Inc. John R. Falcone Drs. J.M. Faso, C.F. Geigle, F.J. Theuerkauf, Jr Fergie's Restaurant Firch Baking Company ' Paul Francis, M.D. Drs. J.D. Friedlander and M.D. Hoch A Friend Frontier Cake Shop Jack Frost Donut Shop Garden Heights Pharmacy General Contractors Supply of Erie, Inc. General Teamsters Local 9397 Gillespie Machine and Tool Company Grise Audio Visual Center Hagan Business Machines, Inc. Hamilton Lumber Company James G. Hanes, Attorney-at-Law J. Hartline and Sons Doctor and Mrs. William C. Hendricks, Jr. Henri Hair Fashions Hess Bros Opticians Heyl Physicians Supply Company Hoffman Camera Shop Sophia Hogan District Justice I-01 Hubbell Supply Company Cecil E. Hull Jewelers Industries Service Company Johnson and Flick Tire Service Johnston Cameras John G. Karle, M.D. Keystone Coat, Apron and Towel Supply Company Kim Kraft, Incorporated Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home Knights of St. John Building Corporation Knobloch Oldsmobile-Toyota Park Kraus Electric Company, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Krieger David James Laird, Surveying-Engineering Lake Shore Patternworks, Inc. Lithuanian Club Little Bit of Sweden Loesel Insurance Agency, Inc. Gulick Bros of Luzier's Jackson D. Magenau Francis K. Mainzer, M.D. McCreary Roofing Company McDonald's 8 Convenient Locations Meadow Brook Dairy Company Mehler's Formal Wear Rental Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Mercier Mercyhurst College Mighty-Fine Donuts Milano Construction Company Miller Brothers Company Ralph E. Miller, Jewelers Forrest C. Mischler, M.D. Mister Pizza Modern Industries, Inc. Moniuszko Singing Society John Paul Mraz, M.D. Gudi Mucciarone Beauty Salon Munn's Furniture and Appliances Mutual Savings and Loan Association of Erie Lemson L. Meyers Agency A. E. Narducci, M.D. V. R. Narus, M.D. Dr. John F. Neuer, Optometrist Niagara Plastics Company Norb's Welding Shop R. E. North Company Ohmer True Value Hardware Orthopedic Associates of Erie, Inc. Pastore Brothers Builders Perry Shipbuilding Corporation Frank J. Pizzat, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist Lou Porreco Motors, Inc. Potratz Floral Shop and Greenhouse Prescotech, A Company of Tannetics, Inc. Presque Isle Boiler Repair Pulakos 926 Candies Quinn-Berry Division-Hoover Ball and Bearing Company Rapid Transit Company, Inc. N. A. Rectenwald Blueprint and Supply Company Reed Manufacturing Company Ricardo's Restaurant Rinderle's Electric Robinson-Conner, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Robison David W. Roessler Ross and Copus Tires Ryan Moving and Storage, Inc. of Erie Leon S. Rzepka Funeral Home Sanner Office Supply Company Charles F. Schaaf, M.D. Schilling's Carpet Sales and Installation Leo Schlaudecker Company School Pictures Schroeck Optical Fashions Arthur F. Schultz Company John V. Schultz Company Schutte Woodworking and Manufacturing Company Scobell Company, Inc. Security Bank Seelar and Company Naz Servidio Realtor Shade's Auto Sales, Inc. Shamp, Levin, Arduini, Jenks and Hain Dr. Robert S. Shupala and Dr. D. Grant Daubenspeck Siciliano Interior Systems Company Simplex Time Recorder Company Michael Skovron, M.D. Slovak National Club of Erie B. Leonard Snider, M.D. South Gate Hardware Supply Laurence J. Spaeder and Sons Spelta's House of Formal Wear Richard H. Stancliff, D.O. Stanley Brothers Company Dr. Leo J. Swantek Tetra Tool, Inc. Jane Theuerkauf, Realtor J. H. Thompson Enterprises, Inc. Thoracic and Cardiovascular Associates, Inc. Times Publishing Company Trost and Steinfurth Florist Mayor and Mrs. Louis J. Tullio Union Pattern Works United Paperworkers International Union, AFL-CIO, Local R620 Dr. Jack D. Utley Nicholas Virgilio Councilman Joseph Walczak, Jr. Dr. Wilbur S. Wallace Warren Radio Company Wendel's Sharpening Service Weschlers of Course-Shoes for Men WJET Radio and WJET TV Merle E. Wood Workingman's Savings Association Wydee-Dydee Sterilized Diaper Service Yaple Vacuum Cleaner and Sewing Center Yellow Cab Company oi' Erie Young Brothers Electronics, Inc. Zuck's Turkey Farms EAST HIGH SCHOOL GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE SPECIAL GENEROSI- TY OF THE EREIPLANT OF NATKHWMJFORGE COMPANY TO OUR HWS PATRONS' FUND. I V , , V ,. I b W V: 1 . i - .Jw . f.. N ,V 5 V VW-, 1. V .'V- fy-'T V ' ,Q V ,- V, VX Nu W-8 Vs-V. -. ,- V V .9- .go-5, ' , , , ,:.. Q'V7'Z.111Vw-5 'R-,ju , , . fy V-G 'if ,-VV-1 .g'f w'Tf 'Vfz A- .V , Y I . f ,Q -NJ VV. ,, V : V - V V' L' V , A V, . -ry., - V :VV , ,I , - ' iw- .- c.f-- ' - V V +V' , VV V, . -V y 1 -.3 V ff , .V-. fs N.,...V D ' ..' up 3' L' ' . ' ' . '- I 1 -N Z, In K ':'7?J'Al 'j.3,2 gr: 1 jfghi , z.. 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