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East High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Erie, PA)

 - Class of 1980

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s u N R I S E I 9 8 0 East High School 1151 Atkins Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16503 Table of Contents Introduction............... Administration and Faculty Dedication................. Seniors.................... Athletics.................. Activities................. Underclassmen.............. Patrons ................... ..3 ...5 ..9 .17 45 .75 Id 115 2 Introduction As we begin a new decade, we anticipate the many opportunities available to the graduates of 1980. We are eager to enter the world of work or study with the diverse challenges they offer. Hopefully, our preparation in this land's finest school will be a stepping stone to continued success in our chosen fields of endeavor. Throughout our stay at East, our dear school song has meant many things to us as it touched on different facets of our life at East High. It provided a spirited motivation to produce our best efforts academically. It rallied us to demonstrate our athletic ability and good sportsmanship. It gave us a feeling of unity as we participated in our many extracurricular activities and functions. It is this proud spirit epitomized in the words of our school song that has most definitely characterized our years as members of the East High student body. So it is with pride that the Sunrise Staff has chosen the spirit of East High as it is reflected in the words of the Alma Mater as the theme for the 1980 Sunrise. EAST HIGH ALMA MATER You may search through the whole wide country Ev’ry city ev’ry state. From the northland to the southland Of our union strong and great. You will find no school that’s finer Measure by what test you may. And it's our own school, our dear East High We hail with pride today. Then to East High our Alma Mater Do we pledge loyal hearts and true. May we e'er keep thy dear name unspoiled And thy colors unsullied, too. May the Scarlet and Gray float o’er us Lead us onward from day to day Then give three cheers for our East High Rah! Rah! Rah! Three cheers for the Scarlet and Gray. Copy of musical score by Susan Wassell. Class of 1982. Administration And Faculty We Pledge Loyal Hearts And True . East High School Principal Viola E. Andrews Principal of East High School To the Class of 1980 There is always a bit of sadness when one is ready to leave a place that was part of one’s life for so many years. Each year was a milestone and a step nearer to achieving one’s goal in life. May you realize your dreams and remember with fondness your days at East High School. Sincerely. i__£ Viola E. Andrews. Principal Assistant Principals Rupert J. Stadtmiller Assistant Principal John R. Martine Assistant Principal 7 Dedication People in the news today . . . Who are they?” is the caption across the bulletin board of this East High faculty member who has been a daily part of each senior class for the past several years. A recipient of a bachelor's degree from Heidelberg College, this social studies teacher has engaged in a twenty-three year teaching career that started with fifth and sixth grade at Perry School, advanced to seventh and eighth grade at Roosevelt, included a year at Columbus Intermediate School in Tustin. California, and proceeded to eighteen years at East High School. His students value his expertise as an instructor of economics, law. and government, as well as a challenging educator in the A. P. History class. His elective course in applied consumerism was one that many seniors valued for its practical, functional aspects. In his position as senior class advisor, he has efficiently coordinated class elections, and directed the submarine sandwich sale, the sale of class mugs and T-shirts, and other fund-raising projects. He is chairman of the social studies department and a member of the faculty committee for the National Honor Society. Also he has served on curriculum committees for twelfth grade social studies programs. In addition he has successfully coached the boys’ and the girls’ golf teams for the past several seasons and has had a Pennsylvania State golf champion. Of course, golf and travel are among his many diverse interests. In recognition of his valued service as a challenging and motivating teacher in citizenship education and his creative leadership as senior class mentor, the yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1980 SUNRISE to Charles N. Kent. Counselors Leonard Andrzejewskl Guidance Counselor Agnes R. Cecho Guidance Counselor 10 Harry M. Edwards Geraldine D. Zurn Leonard L. LoCastro PRESIDENT Harold C. Shields VICE — PRESIDENT Dr. Anthony E. Narducci Board of Directors Walter D. Piotrowicz Edward J. Sparaga SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Thomas C. O'Rourke Edmond T. Giovannelli Thomas R. Brown II Linda L. Ace Ruth A. Adams Betty J. Althof General Mathematics. 9 School Nurse. 9-12 Poster and Fine Art. 9-12 Edward M Brzezinski Nino Bucarelli English. 9 Spanish I II. 9-12 Bruce A. Chase Ronald P. DeMarco Bookkeeping. 11-12 General Mathematics. 9-12 Business Law. 11-12 John M. Drew World Cultures. 10 American History. II Mary L. Duncan Dolores M. Dutkosky English. 12 Stenography I. 11-12 TOM TOM. 11-12 Typing I. 11-12 Office Practice. 12 Introduction to Business. 9 A. T. Fachetti Katherine Coletta-Fetzner Richard F. Fetzner Algebra I. 9 Chemistry. 11-12 Earth and Space Science. 9 General Mathematics. 0-12 Biology. O Carl S. Filipowski Mary Jane P. Golab Algebra I. 9 English. 9-0 Geometry. O James W. Granger William C. Grugin Trudy G. Hall Francis J. Hart Patrick I Hart Citizenship. 9 Biology. O Home Economics I. 9-12 Citizenship. 9 Physical Education. 9-12 Environmental Science. 11-12 Flome Economics II. 0-12 Independent Living. 12 William E. Hemming Donald L. Ickes Earth and Space Science. 9 General Mathematic . 9 Franklin R. Jones Carole A. Kamm ki George E. Kaufman Citizenship. 9 English. 12 Modern American History. II Charles N. Kent Donald J. Kolakowski Louis J. Kwiatkowski Economics. Law Government. English. II Driver Education. II Q A.P. U.S. History. II Michael P Maine Gary N. Masiroff Special Education. 9-12 Modern American History. II Thomas J. Matusiak Timothy P. McKinney World Cultures. 10 Senior Band. I0-I2 Senior Choir. KVQ Chorus. 9; Junior Band. 9-. Strings. 9-12 Mary F. McMahon Ina Lynn Mellon James M Miller German Ml. 9-12 Special Education. 9-12 English. 9 English. 10 L. Lucille Moore Ronald J. Niebauer Ronald G. Passarelli Typing I. 11-12 General Mathematics. 9 English. 9 Robert D. Pius Timothy A. Pohl Drafting. 9-12 Earth and Space Science. 9 13 Virginia S. Pompeani Mary L. Popadak Home Economics Ml. 9 12 Librarian. 9-12 Independent Living. 11-12 Charles E. Ramsey Algebra I. 9-12 Algebra II, IM2 John J. Sedlock General Shop. 9-13 George Simitoski Horticulture. 11-13 Robert S. Stinely Ronald R. Turbaczewski Theresa R. Verga Economics Government Health. II Biology. 10 Law. 13 World Cultures. 10 Betty E. Waite English. 10 English II Lucille C. Warus French I II. 9-13 English. 10 SUNRISE. II 13 Gary G. Heath Woodworking. 9-13 Graphic Arts, 11-13 Robert L. Kwiatkowski Physical Education. 9-13 JeanneMarie Ryan L.D.R.R.. 9 13 John J. Szkotmcki Wood shop. 9 Kathleen A. Young Speech Therapist. 9-13 Chester P. Witkowski Daniel R. Xethakis Trigonometry Intro Citizenship. 9 Calculus. 13; Physics. 13; Computer. 9-13; Polish. 9-13 James L. Zielinski Earth and Space Science. 9 Services Secretaries: Robin J. Pancerev. Chief Office Clerk and LeElla S. Tague. Office Clerk. Aides: Marie Biletnikoff. Teacher Aide and Martha M. Wisinski. Learning Resource Aide. Schenker. Marge Kedziersky. Jerry Desm. Ann Burdick. Theresa Steigmeyer. Maintenance Staff Seated Joe Pellegrino. Helen Wittman. Dr. X.. Armand DiSantiS; Standing Larry Robson. Sam Vona. Chief Engineer. J. Rov Marline. Assistant Principal, and Hank Pilgere 15 Seniors 16 We hail with pride today . . . 17 w BEVERLY J. ALDRIDGE Senior Class Officers: Donald Keys. President! Lenny Armel. Vice-Presidenti John Coleman. Secretary! Matt Spilto. Treasurer! Mr. Charles Kent. Advisor. DAVID G. ALLEN NICHOLAS C. ANDERSON LENIUS JAMES ARMEL DENISE MARIE BARTLETT HENRY BASKIN NANCY A. BEARDS TRACY LYNN BISHOP ROBERT VINCENT KEVIN M. BROCKI BOGDANSKI 18 DIANE L. BROOKS TIMOTHY JOSEPH BROOKS GEORGIA ANN BROWN PATRICIA A. BROWN PAMELA ANN BRZEZINSKI SUSAN K. BUCK CAROLYN ANN BUCKEL CHRIS MARIE CARDER LINDA CARSON CHRISTINE MAY CASSANO DAVID J. CHARLES DAN CHIZEWICK STEPHEN FRANCIS CHYLINSKI TERI J. CIRINO ANNA MARIE CLANTON JOHN DAVID COLEMAN ROBIN E. CORCORAN Gonna play that trombone. KIMBERLY ANN CURLETT DON CURRIER TINA RENEE DANCE WILLIAM E. DANN GARY DARR X CHARLES MARK DEANGELO MICHAEL J. DIGANGI JANICE MARIE DILUZIO MICHAEL N. DOWD ROBERT C. DUSKA JAMES DAVID EUBANK LISA RENEA EWANICK JERRY FACHETTI 31 KATHY G. FEIDLER TOM G. FEIDLER ANDREW FRANK FERRARE JEFFREY EARL FLAGG TIMOTHY ROY FOOR MICHAEL JOHN FORD RICHARD PAUL FORSGREN MARY ALICE FRANKOWSKI SANDY MARIE FROEHLICH MARY BETH FRY RANDOLPH WASSEL GALENA MICHAEL L. GEISECKE JULIE LOUISE GOOL MARILYN ANN GOSS LAURA JEAN GRANGER LESLIE RENEE GRAVES 32 HEDDY M. GRAY PATRICE MARIE GRIFFIN KIMBERLY JULIA GRIM TAMMY JO GUILFORD PATRICK L. HART ROGER A. HARTLESS STEPHEN J. HEUBEL NORMAN F. HINSPETER, JR. MICHAEL D. HOOL V MICHELE DENISE HOWARD We are East High! MELISSA A. HURLBURT JON R. HUSTED JOHN G. JAMES JEANETTE M. JELONEK ANGELA D. JOHNSON KEVIN JAMES JOHNSON KEVIN T. JOHNSON ROBERT WILLIAM JOHNSON Now look who's !alter! CRYSTAL LEE JOYCE THERESA A. KALINOWSKI VIVIAN LEIGH KARUBA KAREN ALLYN KEIL DONALD CHARLES KEYS PERRY E. KEYS MARK A. KIDDO DOUGLAS A. KINDLE J5 KEITH B. KINROSS KEVIN BRIAN KINROSS MICHAEL ROBERT KITCHEN SUSAN MARIE KLAN CAROL JEAN KOMIVES DARLENE KOPYSTECKI THOMAS KURILKO LINDA SUE LACKEY PENELOPE MARIE LAMARY LISA A. LANGER SHEILA MARIE LEE MARY ROSLYND LONG TINA L. LOOMIS LORRAINE ROBERTA LOOP JANET MARIE LOVELY PATTY A. MAGRAW KATHY ANN MARSHALL ■ DEBBIE CATHERINE McC AMMAN HARRISON SCOTT MARTIN BRENDA MASSEY Way to go Warriors! DOROTHY MARIE MATTHEWS RICHARD CHARLES McKELVEY VIOLA PATRIZIA MEISSNER ELIZABETH MARIE MILLER THOMAS WILLIAM MILLER SUSAN ANN MOLDER RENEE LYNN MONTIGNY BOB A. MORRISON JOHN P. MORTON ROBIN ANN MOSES CHERYL LYNN MOUNTAIN MARENE JEAN MUNN PAUL EDWARD NAGY JOHN A. NELSON 38 JEFFREY A. NESSELHAUF SHARON DENISE NEWELL ROBERT STEPHEN NEWHOUSE STEVEN V. NORMAN Let’ hurry up and get this over with. LAURIE ANN OBERLANDER MONICA RENE OLIVER PATRICIA ANASTASIA MARY HELEN OSIECKI PHILLIP R. OWENS BRIAN S. PALMER ORLOFF REBECCA LYNN PERKEY GEORGE A. PERRY ROBERT L. PETERS HELEN PJECHA 39 JOHN L. PODALSKI KENNETH AYLOR POPE TAMMY MARIA POPOFF BETSY R. POWELL WILLIAM N. PRYOR BARRY W. PUBLICOVER BARBARA S. RANDALL PANCHITTA TONNETTE ROBINSON 30 BARRY MICHAEL ROGALA BARBARA JEAN SCHWEIN CHARLES C. SCHWENK KATHLEEN S. SCHWENK DANIEL JOHN SCRIBNER KURT H. SHIPLEY CYNTHIA K. SHOOP JEFFREY B. SMITH MATTHEW J. SPILKO KEVIN L. STILES KENNETH J. TAEELSKI ELAINE MARIE TEODORSKI LOIS ANNETTE THOMPSON CATHERINE JOAN SIPPLE SHELLY D. SWARTWOOD DAVID JOHN TRUITT a HEIDI LYNN VOMMERO TRACY DE NEAL WATSON TERRY L. WHIPPLE HOLLY ANN WILCHER CRAIG GERARD WODARSKI JEFFREY J. WURST LIONEL DWANE YOUNG DENISE MARIE ZIELINSKI 32 Other 1980 Graduates: DAVID A. AIKEN LAWRENCE D. CARSON DAVID A. CLARK RON J. DANISZEWSKI SHERRY JEAN DINGER TERRY L. GUZOWSKI DONALD F. HILL STEVE A. MATUSIK CHRISTOPHER ALLEN MCCALLUM GLEN ALLEN PETACK KAREN MARIE WASHBURN DANIEL J. WILLIAMS 33 Senior Directory DAVID A. AIKEN Basketball 3,4; Intramurals 2; Monitors 3.4. BEVERLY J. ALDRIDGE Band 1,2,3.4; Student Council L, Y-Teens 1.2; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Monitors 4; Table Tennis 2.3. DAVID G. ALLEN Swimming 4-. Intramurals 2.3.4; Bowling 2.3-. Monitors 4. NICHOLAS C. ANDERSON Spanish Club 1.2; Travel Club 3.4; Model U.N. 4; Executive Board 4; Football I.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Basketball 2.4; Intramurals 1,3; TOM-TOM 3.4-. Class Officers 4-. Bowling I; Monitors 4; Class Play 2.4. LENIUS JAMES ARMEl Band I; Spanish Club 1,2; Wrestling 2.3,4; Golf 2.3.4; Class Officers 4; Bowling I. DENISE MARIE BARTLETT Girls' Chorus 1.2; Spanish Club 2; Y-Teens 1.2.3,4 (Vice-President); Monitors 4; Gymnastics 3; Class Play 2. HENRY BASKIN Football 2.3,4; Basketball 2.3.4. NANCY A. BEARDS Softball 3,4; Basketball 4. TRACY LYNN BISHOP Spanish Club 1.2; Travel Club 3.4; Twirlers 1.2.3.4 (Firetwirler); Y-Teens 1,2.3.4; Swimming 2,3.4; Library Aides I; Gymnastics L, Eastcapades 2. ROBERT VINCENT BOGDANSKI Model U.N. 4; Computer Club 1,2.3.4. KEVIN M. BROCKI DIANE L. BROOKS TIMOTHY JOSEPH BROOKS GEORGIA ANN BROWN Girls' Chorus 4; Eastcapades 4. PATRICIA A. BROWN Choir 1.3.4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Y-Teens 1,2.3.4; Monitors 1.4; Gymnastics 3; Mascot 4. PAMELA ANN BRZEZINSKI French Club 2; Y Teens 1.2; Track 2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Monitors 1.2.4. SUSAN K. BUCK Model U.N. 4-, Monitors 4; Class Play 4; Eastcapades 4. CAROLYN ANN BUCKEL Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 1.2; Student Council I-, Y-Teens I.2.3-, Track 2-. Softball 3.4; Tennis 3; Cross-Country 2; Basketball 1,2.3.4; TOM-TOM 3.4; Class Officers 2(President)-, Monitors 4; Class Play 2.3; Eastcapades 2. CHRIS MARIE CARDER Girls' Chorus I; Red Cross 1,2; Monitors 4. LAWRENCE D. CARSON Football 3; Track 2; Wrestling 2; Basketball I. LINDA CARSON Red Cross 3; Y-Teens 4; Basketball 2.3. CHRISTINE MAY CASSANO Band 1.2,3.4; Girls’ Chorus I-. Y-Teens I. DAVID J. CHARLES Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1,2.3.4; Monitors 3.4. DAN CHIZEWICK Spanish Club 2.3; Water Safety 4; Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1,2.3; Intramurals 1.2.3; Bowling 1.2.3; Table Tennis 1.2,3. STEPHEN FRANCIS CHYLINSKI Choir 3; Horticulture Club 4-, Travel Club 4; Model U.N. 3.4; Student Council 2; Water Safety 4; Football 2.3,4; Track 2,3,4; Water Polo 2.3,4; Swimming 2; Wrestling 3.4-. Intramurals 2,3.4; A.V.A. 3.4; Class Play 2,4. TERI J. CIRINO Band 1.2; CFioir 3; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Y-Teens I. ANNA MARIE CLANTON Choir 4; Girls’ Chorus I; Student Council 3; Track 1.2.3.4; Tennis 3; Basketball 3,4; Color Guard 1.2.3.4. DAVID A. CLARK JOHN DAVID COLEMAN Choir 1.2.3.4; German Club 1.2: Travel Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4(President); Student Council 1.2.3; Basketball I; Intramurals 2.3.4; TOM-TOM 3.4(Editor). ROBIN E. CORCORAN Twirlers I; Monitors 1.2. KIMBERLY ANN CURLETT Y-Teens 2.3,4; Monitors 4. 34 DON CURRlfcR Horticulture Club 4. TINA RENEE DANCE Y- Teens 4i Monitors 4. RON J. DANISZEWSKI Football 2; Basketball WILLIAM E. DANN Baseball 4-. Golf 4-. Monitors 3,4; Basketball 3. GARY DARR Water Safety 3.4-, Basketball 2.3; Intramurals 4. CHARLES MARK DEANGELO Choir 1,2; Football 2.3; Wrestling 2,3.4; Intramurals 2,3.4-, TOM-TOM 3.4; Monitors 3,4. MICHAEL J. DIGAN6I Travel Club 4-, Water Safety 4; Track I.2.4-. Tennis 3; Intramurals 1,2.3,4. JANICE MARIE DILUZIO Spanish Club 2; TOM-TOM 3.4; Lab Aide 4. SHERRY JEAN DINGER Girls' Chorus I; Monitors I. MICHAEL N. DOWD Travel Club 4; Water Safety 4; Track 3,4, Swimming 4; Cross-Country 3, Table Tennis 2; Class Play 4. ROBERT C. DUSKA Intramurals 3.4; Monitors 4. JAMES DAVID EUBANK Spanish Club 2-, Travel Club 4; Water Safety 4. Baseball I.2.3.4; Basketball I.2.3.4. LISA RENEA EWANICK Choir 3.4-, Girls' Chorus 1.3; Travel Club 4; Twirlers 1.2.3; Y-Teens 1,2.3; Monitors I-. Eastcapades 2. JERRY FACHETTI Water Safety 4; Football 2.3; Intramurals 2.3.4; Monitors 3. KATHY G. FEIDLER Color Guard 2. TOM G. FEIDLER Wrestling I. ANDREW FRANK FERRARE Spanish Club 2; Water Safety 4; Track 1.4; Class Officers 3; Class Play 4. JEFFREY EARL FLAGG Spanish Club 2; Track 4-. Swimming 4-. Cross-Country 4; Bowling 4; Monitors 4; Class Play 4. TIMOTHY ROY FOOR Baseball I.2.3.4; Cross-Country 2. MICHAEL JOHN FORD Band I; Intramurals 3,4. RICHARD PAUL FORSGREN Football 1.2.3, Track 1,2.3,4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4-. TOM TOM 3.4; Class Play 2.4. MARY ALICE FRANKOWSKI Latin Club 1,2. Travel Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4 (Vice-President); Student Council 2-. Y-Teens l.2(President).3,4; Softball 1.2,3.4; Tennis 2.3.4(Captam), Basketball I.2.3.4; Class Officers 3(Secretary)-. Monitors 1.2; Volleyball I; Class Play 2.4; Computer Club 4. SANDY MARIE FROEHLICH Choir 3.4; Girls' Chorus 1.2, Horticulture Club 4; Travel Club 3.4; Cheerleaders 1.2.3.4; Y-Teens 1.2; Monitors 2.3; Eastcapades 2. MARY BETH FRY Travel Club 3.4; SUNRISE 4, Y Teens 3.4; Bowling 4; Library Aides 1.2; Class Play 2.4. RANDOLPH WASSEL GALENA Track I. MICHAEL L. GEISECKE Travel Club 4; Water Safety 4; Swimming 4; Bowling 3. JULIE LOUISE GOOL Travel Club 4; Cheerleaders 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Y-Teens 1.2; Softball 1.2.3.4; Monitors 3; Volleyball 2.3.4; Table Tennis 3; Class Play 2. MARILYN ANN GOSS German Club 1.2; Travel Club 4; National Honor Society 3.4; High-O 2; SUNRISE 4; Y Teens l.2.3,4(President); Executive Board 4; Basketball 2,3(Manager); TOM TOM 4; Volleyball l.2.3.4(Captain)-, Class Play 2,4; Eastcapades 2. LAURA JEAN GRANGER Band l.2.3.4(Librarian)-. German Club 2; Travel Club 4; Y-Teens 3-. Golf 4-. Bowling 4; Gymnastics 2.3.4; Class Play 2.4. LESLIE RENEE GRAVES Choir 4; Girls' Chorus I-. French Club 2. Track 1.4; Class Play 4; Eastcapades 4. HEDDY M. GRAY Choir I; Girls' Chorus 2.3.4. Red Cross 2; Y-Teens 2.3. PATRICE MARIE GRIFFIN 35 KIMBERLY JULIA GRIM Girls' Chorus 1,2; Y-Teens 2.4-. Track L, Monitors 1,2,4; Gymnastics I. TAMMY JO GUILFORD Water Safety 4-, Water Polo 1,2.3.4( Manager): Swimming 1.2,4; Monitors 3. TERRY L. GUZOWSKI PATRICK I. HART Spanish Club 3; Model U.N. 3; Student Council 3; Football 1.2,3,4-, Baseball 1,3,4; Intramurals 3.4; Monitors 3. ROGER A. HARTLESS Band 1.2,3,4s Travel Club 4; Student Council I; Baseball 2. STEPHEN J. HEUBEL Choir 2.3,4, Water Safety 4; Football 2,3: Water Polo 1,2.3,4s Intramurals 1,2,3.4. DONALD F. HILL Chess Club 2; Football 4; Track 2,3; Cross-Country I; Basketball 2; Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Bowling 3,4. NORMAN F. HINSPETER. JR. Track 2; Wrestling 3; Library Aides 2; Class Play 2. MICHAEL D. HOOL National Honor Society 3.4; Water Safety 4; Swimming 1.2.4; Intramurals 1,3,4; TOM-TOM 4; Bowling I; Monitors 4. MICHELE DENISE HOWARD Choir 3.4, Girls' Chorus 2.3= SUNRISE 4; Y-Teens 4; Basektball 2.3,4(Tri-Captain); Class Play 4. MELISSA A. HURLBURT National Honor Society 3,4(Secretary); Y-Teens 3,4(Secretary); Track 2-, Softball 4; Color Guard 1,2.3.4, Class Play 2; Homecoming Court 4. JON R. HUSTED Horticulture Club 4; Water Safety 4; Football 1.2.3; Water Polo 1.2,3,4; Swimming 1.2,3; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. JOHN G. JAMES CFtoir 3,4; Water Safety 4; Football 2. JEANETTE M. JELONEK ANGELA D. JOHNSON Y-Teens 3.4; Tennis 2. KEVIN JAMES JOHNSON Tennis 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Monitors 3. KEVIN T. JOHNSON National Honor Society 3.4(Treasurer); Student Council 3; Track 1.2,3,4; Golf 4; Intramurals 1.2,3,4. ROBERT WILLIAM JOHNSON Student Council 1.2; Track 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Monitors 3; Class Play 2. TERRI DIANE JOHNSTONE Spanish Club 2; Horticulture Club 3. EVERETT H. JONES Football 2.3; Track 1.2,3.4; Baseball 4; Basketball 1,2.3,4, Monitors 2.3,4. CRYSTAL LEE JOYCE Girls' Chorus 1.2; Spanish Club 3; Horticulture Club 3; Cheerleaders 1,2; Y-Teens I; Monitors 4; Gymnastics 1,2. THERESA A. KALINOWSKI Choir 3.4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Travel Club 3,4; Cheerleaders 1.2.3,4(Captain); Y Teens 2.3.4, Softball 3,4; Monitors 4; Class Play 2,3; Eastcapades 2. VIVIAN LEIGH KARUBA Horticulture Club 4; Y-Teens 2; Swimming 1,2; Monitors 1.2. KAREN ALLYN KEIL French Club I; Spanish Club 2; Travel Club 3; Twirlers 2; Model U.N. 4; National Honor Society 3.4, Y-Teens I, Computer Club 1.2.3.4. DONALD CHARLES KEYS French Club 4, Model U.N. 4; National Honor Society 3.4, Student Council 3; Track 1.2.3.4, Wrestling 1,2,3.4, Cross-Country 1,2.3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3.4, Class Officers 3.4(President), Table Tennis 3. Class Play 4, Computer Club 4. PERRY E. KEYS Spanish Club I; Water Safety 4; Football 4, Track 1.4, Wrestling 1,2.3.4, Cross-Country 1.2,3.4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Monitors 4, Table Tennis 3. MARK A. KIDDO Water Safety 4, Water Polo 3.4; Swimming 2.3.4. DOUGLAS A. KINDLE Golf 2.3, Intramurals 2.3.4, Bowling 3.4, Monitors 4, A.V.A. 1.2.3. KEITH B. KINROSS Wrestling 3, Monitors 4. KEVIN BRIAN KINROSS MICHAEL ROBERT KITCHEN SUSAN MARIE KLAN Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 1.4, Track I, Bowling 2, Library Aides 2. 36 CAROL JbAN kOMIVES Girls' Chorus 1,2s French Club Is Spanish Club 2s Travel Club 4s National Honor Society 3,4s Y-Teens Is Golf 4s Bowling 4s Monitors 4s Red Cross 2s Class Play 2.4. DARLENfc kOPYSTECkl Horticulture Club 4s Monitors 2. THOMAS KURILKO LINDA SUE LACkEY Choir 3.4s Girls' Chorus 2s Y-Teens 4s Track 2s Class Play 4. PENELOPE MARIE LAMARY Latin Club 3s Spanish Club 1.2s Twirlers 2.3s Y-Teens 2(Vice-President).3.4-. Class Officers 2(Vice-President)s Monitors 1.4s Class Play 1.2. LISA A. LANGER Girls’ Chorus 1.2s Twirlers l,2.3.4(Co-Captain and Firetwirler)s National Honor Society 3,4s Y-Teens ((Treasurer).2.3.4(Treasurer)s Softball 3.4s Basketball I.2.3.4-. Monitors 2s Class Play 1.2s Eastcapades 2. SHEILA MARIE LEE Choir Is Spanish Club 1,2s Student Council Is Class Officers 2. TINA L. LOOMIS MARY ROSLYND LONG Horticulture Club 4s Y Teens 2s Monitors 1,2.3. LORRAINE ROBERTA LOOP Horticulture Club 3.4. JANET MARIE LOVELY Choir 4s Horticulture Club 4s Cheerleaders 2.4(Co-Captain)s Softball 3s Monitors 1,2s Eastcapades 2. PATTY A. MAGRAW Student Council 4s Monitors 4. kATHY ANN MARSHALL Choir 2.3s Girls' Chorus Is Travel Club 3.4s Red Cross Is Y-Teens 2.3s Track 3s Class Officers 1.2.3s Color Guard 2s Bowling 1,2,3.4s Table Tennis 1.2,3.4s Class Play I.2.3.4. HARRISON SCOTT MARTIN Football 2.3.4s Baseball 2.3.4s Basketball 1.2.3.4. BRENDA MASSEY Student Council 1.2.3s Track 1.2s Softball 3s Basketball 1.2.3.4, Volleyball 1.2. DOROTHY MARIE MATTHEWS Travel Club 4s National Honor Society 3.4s SUNRISE 3.4(Co-Editor)s Student Council 4s Y-Teens 3.4s Bowling 3.4. STEVE A. MATLISIk CHRISTOPHER ALLEN MCCALLUM Model U N. 4s Track 2.3.4s Water Polo Is Wrestling 3s Intramurals 1.2.3.4s Bowling 2.4; Monitors 4; Table Tennis 1.2. DEBBIE CATHERINE MCCAMMAN Choir 1.2; Girls' Chorus Is Student Council 2s Monitors 1.2s Library Aides I. RICHARD CHARLES MCkELVEY VIOLA PATRIZIA MEISSNER Choir 4s Y-Teens 4; TOM-TOM 3. ELIZABETH MARIE MILLER Y-Teens 1.2.3.4s Monitors 4. THOMAS WILLIAM MILLER Intramurals 1,2.3,4s Bowling 2.3. SUSAN ANN MOLDER Band 1.2.3,4s Orchestra 3,4s Choir 4; Latin Club 1.2s Travel Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2s Softball 4; Gymnastics 3.4(Manager)s Table Tennis 1.2.3; Class Play 4. RENEE LYNN MONTIGNY Horticulture Club 4; Monitors 3. BOB A. MORRISON Monitors 4. JOHN P. MORTON Intramurals 4s Class Play 4. ROBIN ANN MOSES Band l.2.3.4(Ouartermaster)s Polish Club I; Travel Club 4; SUNRISE 4; Y-Teens 3(Treasurer).4; Golf 4; Bowling l.2(Secretary).3(Secretary).4s Class Play 2.4. CHERYL LYNN MOUNTAIN Polish Club l.2(President); Monitors 1.4. MARENE JEAN MUNN Band l.2.3.4(Secretary); German Club I; Travel Club 3.4-. Y-Teens 1,2.4s Swimming 3s Class Play 4s District Band 3,4s Regional Band 3. PAUL EDWARD NAGY Band 1.3-. Choir Is Track 3.4-. Monitors 4. JOHN A. NELSON Tennis 3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3,4s Table Tennis 1,2.3,4. JEFFREY A. NESSELHAUF Printing Class 3.4. Track I; Basketball 2s Intramurals 3.4. SHARON DENISE NEWELL Chior 3.4; Girls' Chorus 2s Cheerleaders 2.3.4s Student 37 Council 2-, Y-Teens 2,3(Secretary),4; Track 2-. Monitors Honor Society 3.4; SUNRISE 4; Student Council 2.3; 3; Library Aides 4; Gymnastics 2.4; Class Play 4. Y-Teens l(Vice-President).2,4; Track 2; Golf 4; Class Play 2.4. ROBfcRT STEPHAN NEWHOUSE Water Safety 3.4; Intramurals 2.3; Bowling 3; Table BETSY R. POWELL Tennis 2. Band 2.3; Choir 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1.2; Y-Teens 1.2; Monitors 3.4. STEVEN V. NORMAN Football 1,2; Basketball 3. WILLIAM N. PRYOR French Club 2: Track 2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Monitors 4. LAURIE ANN OBERLANDER French Club 2.4; Y-Teens 3,4. BARRY W. PUBLICOVER Golf 2.3. MONICA RENE OLIVER Library Aide L Business Club 3; AFS 3. BARBARA S. RANDALL Horticulture Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Library Aides 1. PATRICIA ANASTASIA ORLOFF Spanish Club l,2(Secretary)-. Travel Club 4; Twirlers PANCHITTA TONNETTE ROBINSON l.2,3.4(Captain); SUNRISE 3.4(Co-Editor); Y-Teens Band l.2,3.4(Librarian); Monitors 4. l.2(Secretary),3,4; Class Officers 2(Secretary); Class Play 4; Eastcapades 2-. Firetwirler 3.4; Homecoming BARRY MICHAEL ROGALA Queen 4. Horticulture Club 4; Intramurals 2.3,4; Bowling 4. MARY HELEN OSIECKI BARBARA JEAN SCHWEIN Band l.2.3.4(Drum Major)-, Y-Teen l.2(Treasurer).3(Pre-sident)4-. Class Play 2; Eastcapades 2. Girls' Chorus 1; Red Cross I; Bowling 1; Library Aides 1.4. CHARLES C. SCHWENK PHILLIP R. OWENS Track 2.3.4; Wrestling 3. Cross-Country 3.4. Choir 1,2; Football 1; Tennis 3.4. KATHLEEN S. SCHWENK BRIAN S. PALMER Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 1.2; French Club 1; Twirlers 1.2; Monitors 4. Y-Teens 2.3.4-. Water Safety 4; Track 1.2.3,4; Swimming 4; Cross-Country 2.3.4-. Bowling 4; Gymnastics 2.3; Table REBECCA LYNN PERKEY Tennis 2; Class Play 4. Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Model U.N. 4; Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1.4. DANIEL JOHN SCRIBNER National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 2; Bowling GEORGE A. PERRY 1.2. Printing Class 4; Football 2.3,4; Track 3; Intramurals 2.3.4. KURT H. SHIPLEY Band 4-. CFtoir 2.3,4; Water Safety 4; Wrestling 3,4. GLEN ALLEN PETACK Choir 1.2. CYNTHIA K. SHOOP Choir 4-. Girls' Chorus 1.2.3; Horticulture Club 4; ROBERT L. PETERS Cheerleaders 4; Red Cross 2; Y-Teens l,2.3(Vice- Band 2.3; Chess Club 2; Water Safety 4. President ).4; Track 2.3.4; Cross-Country 3; Monitors 1.2; HELEN PJECHA Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; Class Play 4; Eastcapades 4. Band 1,2.3,4(Vice-President); Model U.N. 4; Swimming CATHERINE JOAN SIPPLE 1. JOHN L. POPALSKI Horticulture Club 3; Water Safety 4. Choir 4-, Girls' Chorus 1,2; Cheerleaders 1.2,4; Student Council 1,2; Swimming 1; Monitors 2,3; Gymnastics 3. JEFFREY B. SMITH KENNETH AYLOR POPE Track 1.2; Water Polo 4; Swimming 3.4; Intramurals Water Safety 4; Wrestling 3,4; Intramurals 3.4. 1.2.3.4; Monitors 4. TAMMY MARIA POPOFF MATTHEW J. SPILKO Girls' Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 2(Treasurer); Travel Club Band 1.2.3,4; Choir 1.2.4; Student Council 3; Intramurals 4; Twirlers 2.3,4(Firetwirler)-, Red Cross I-. National 38 1.2.3.4. KbVIN L. STILES Band 1,2,3.4; Choir 3.4; Wrestling I; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. SHELLY D. SWART WOOD Horticulture Club 4; Monitors 3. KENNETH J. TAFELSKI Water Polo 2; Intramurals I.2.3.4; Bowling 2; Table Tennis 2. ELAINE MARIE TEODORSKI Band 1,2.3.4( Librarian); Latin Club 1.2; Travel Club 4; Class Play 4. LOIS ANNETTE THOMPSON Choir 4; Y-Teens 2.3.4; Monitors 3,4. DAVID JOHN TRUITT Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 3; Monitors 3. GREG E. TRUITT Football 1.2; Basketball 2-. Monitors 3.4. ROSEMARIE ANTOINETTE VITELLI Girls' Chorus I; French Club 2.3; Student Council 3; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Track 2; TOM-TOM 4; Monitors 3; Library Aides 2. ANNE VLAHOS Choir 3.4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Y-Teens 4. RON G. VOELKER Water Safety 4; Football 1.2.3; Track I-. Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Monitors 3. HEIDI LYNN VOMMERO Choir 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2.3; Horticulture Club 4; Travel Club 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Bowling 1,4; Monitors 1.2.3. KAREN MARIE WASHBURN Girls' Chorus 1.2; French Club I. TRACY DE NEAL WATSON Choir I; Girls’ Chorus I-, Cheerleaders I; Student Council 1,2; Y-Teens I; Executive Board 4; Track I.2.3.4; Class Play 4. TERRY L. WHIPPLE Chess Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Football 1.2; Track 1,2.3,4; Water Polo 2.3.4; Intramurals 2,3.4-. Monitors 3.4; Table Tennis 2. HOLLY ANN WILCHER Girls' Chorus 1.2; Travel Club 4-, Twirlers l.2.3(Firetwirler).4(Firetwirler); National Honor Society 3.4; Y-Teens 2.3.4; Tennis 3; Bowling 4; Class Play 4-. Eastcapades 2. DANIEL J. WILLIAMS CRAIG GERARD WODARSKI Choir I; Class Play 3.4. JEFFREY J. WURST Band l,2.3(Ouartermaster).4(President); Orchestra 1.2; Choir 3; Travel Club 3.4-. National Honor Society 3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; TOM-TOM 4; Bowling 2-. Eastcapades 2. LIONEL DWANE YOUNG Track I.2.3.4-. Basketball 2.3.4; Monitors 2.3.4. DENISE MARIE ZIELINSKI Y-Teens 1.2; Softball 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Monitors I.2-. Class Play 2. i9 Senior Personalities BEST PRESSED Tammy Guilford and Tim Eoor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marilyn Goss and John Coleman CLASS BRAINS Mary Frankowski and Robert Bogdanski 40 MOST MISCHIEVOUS Cathy Sipple and Matt Spilko FIGURE AND BUILD Perry Keys and Darlene Kopystecki HANDSOME AND PRETTY Patty Orloff and Dave Eubank CUTEST COUPLE Rich Eorsgren and Denise Bartlett CUTEST SMILE Don Keys and Tracy Bishop SHY AND BASHEUL Cindy Shoop Smile pretty, girls. Remember When The loyal fans of East High K.S. won homecoming king the Varsity football team was larger than the J.V. football team boys asked girls to the Senior Prom the yearbook staff was attacked by a giant bee a certain group of seniors raffled off a teddy bear” N.A. won the food eating contest in the cafeteria East had a football coach that taught at East Mr. Ramsey sat down girls had straight hair East High had its own “Mr. Disco” we had a 'dry” football game M.S. took the hinges off the band room door Mr. Witkowski gave his physics class Halloween treats football rallies were only for the football team T.F. was seen wearing jeans and a tee shirt the girls’ golf team had to finish their match in the dark we had a chance to earn milk mugs” over 500 freshmen couldn’t beat 173 seniors in the battle cry One. Two. Ready? Play. 43 Sports 44 45 Three cheers for the Scarlet and Gray. Boys’ Baseball Row I: P. Crosby. T. Poor. B Bish. T. Molder. D. Moffett. P. Moffett. J. LaRocki Row 1. S. Martin. C. Nicholson. P. Eubank. C. Lewis. K. Latzo. P. Hart. J. Wurst; Row 3: P. Craft. P. Honard. K. LaRock. G. Holland. E. Panowski. P. Lubak. M. Chilcott; Standing: K Williamson. Coach. N. Anderson. T. Verga. Assistant Coach. The 1979 baseball season proved very rewarding for the Warrior ballplayers under Coach Kent Williams. Although starting out with some inexperienced players, the East High team quickly showed people that the end of the rebuilding process was not far away. With ninety-eight per cent of all starters being underclassmen, the East team will be back in top form during the 1980 season. Two consistent starters were seniors Wally Walczak and Buddy Bish. Other starters included Jeff Wurst. Tim Eoor. Chip Lewis. Carl Nicholson. Scott Martin. Keith Latzo. Dave Eubank. Pat Hart, and Nick Anderson. Beware of the Warrior ballplayers this season. 46 Boys’ Track Row I D. Key . C. Peoples. T. Hamilton. K. Johnson. J. Sherrod. T. Row i J. Coleman, t Jones. G. Tate. A. Jones. L Young. L Hamilton. Whipple. T. Woodard. G. Perryi Row 1. T. Lee. B. McIntyre. S. J. Tombaugh. D. Hill Chylinski. C. Schwenk. R. Caldwell. R. Romecki. W. Gray. C. Presley Long jumper Lionel Young The East High boys’ track team showed a definite improvement over the previous season. Although the record didn't indicate it. there were some super efforts displayed by a handful of athletes. Lionel Young established a new school high jump record at 6' 5 and Tony Lee set a new standard in the triple jump with a leap of 44' 22 1 2 at the district meet. Alvin Jones became a mainstay in the hurdle events by going a long way before tasting defeat. However, since meters were used in this ’79 season for the first time, new records were established in all running events by various track members. The highlights of the season, perhaps, were capturing a third place trophy in the Eairview Invitational Meet and placing fifth overall in the Metro Meet. East was well represented in the district meet, performing in an excellent fashion to attain a seventh place overall finish. Distance runner Charles Schwenk 47 Girls’ Softball Row I: J. Lovely. T. Kalinowski. C. Bucket. D. Zielinski. N. Gregoroff. Langer. D. Langer; Row 3: S. Dancy. L. Frankowski. J. Sonney. N. D. Flick. M. Frankowski, Row 2. Manager C. Pohl. Scorekeeper C. Beards. Coach J. Miller. Sanner. V. Gonzalez. E. God. J. God. D. Harrison. P. Stewart. L All Metro star Julie God at the plate The 1979 edition of the girls’ softball team finished with a record of six wins and eight losses. This effort was good enough for the fourth place position in the Metro League. The only member of the starting team to graduate was Jenny Sonney who will be missed for her defense and big bat. Jenny was named to the All Metro first team, with Julie Gool named to the All-Metro second team and Denise Zielinski nominated to an honorable mention position. Seven underclassmen will return to the starting lineup in 1980. Returning to play on next year’s team are catcher Peg Stewart, Denise Zielinski at first base. Mary Frankowski at second base. Debbie Flick at short stop. Carolyn Bucket at third base. Julie Gool at center field, and Janet Lovely at right field. Other returning hopefuls include Liz Frankowski. Lisa Langer. Darlene Langer. Sarah Dancy. Natalie Gregoroff. Ellen Gool. Theresa Kalinowski. and Nancy Beards. Under the coaching expertise of Jim Miller, the girls are anticipating another record year in the 1980 season. Y T Senior Mary Frankowski playing second base 48 Girls’ Track Row I, A. Clanton. S. Wjntl. S Campbel. L. Cooley. K Schwenk. T. James. M. Powell, Row 3, K. Rapp. S. Ponder. B. Glover. C. Shoop. S. Tate, C. Cooley. Row 3, B Baskin. B. Schweitzer. T. Watson. D. James. S. Bednarz. T. Tomcho. K. Pomorski. The 1979 girls' track team produced many quality athletes who did well in scholastic and district competition. Senior Betsy Schweitzer led all others by qualifying for the State Meet and by winning the 100-meter hurdles at the District 10 Meet. Junior Anna Clanton placed third at districts in the 200-meter sprint. Other district qualifiers included Sandy Tate, 100 meters. Mary Powell. 800 meters. Kathy Schwenk. 1600 meters and high jump. Karen Pomorski. javelin, Brenda Glover. 400 meters. Tonya James and Tracy Watson, shotput. and Steffanie Ponder in the triple jump. Six school records were also broken by Brenda Glover, Steffanie Ponder. Karen Pomorski, Betsy Schweitzer, Anna Clanton, and the relay team of Tate, Moffatt, Schweitzer, and Clanton. Coach Don Feeney is justifiably proud of his team and eagerly anticipates another record-breaking season in 1980. «J Senior high lumper Kathy Schwenk Boys’ Varsity Football y Row L: J. Baker. T. Dance. S. Martin. G. Marsh. G. Perry. P. Hart. K. Latzo. M. Adams. A. Pierce. A. Stewart. A. Duck. C. Nicholson; Row 3: D. LaRock. C. Lewis. N. Anderson. G. Thompson. D. Lubak. J. Baskin; Row 2: C. M. Kaday. D. Hill. M. Fachetti. Presley. S. Carson. R. Mickens. A. Tate. B. Nickson. A. Mickens. D. Erie. The 1979 football season was highlighted by the performances of many outstanding players under Coach Joe Bufalino and his assistant coaches Phil Koval and Tom Danius. The offensive was led by the expert running of Scott Martin, Junior Baskin, and Robert Mickens. The pass receiving honors went to Gilbert Marsh who caught thirty three passes for 7X) yards and five touchdowns. At quarterback it was Nick Anderson who completed 50% of his passes and had a total offense of 960 yards. Defensive standouts included Geroge Perry, Ted Dance. Shawn Carson. Pat Hart, and Scott Martin. After four games the Warriors managed to attain a 3-1 record, including an upset victory over Metro Champ Tech, before falling to a final record of 3-7, as depth and injuries proved to be too great of a problem. Even with the loss of so many talented seniors, prospects look good for the 1980 squad with so many returning lettermen and upward moving Junior Varsity players. 50 Senior Captains Scott Martin. Nick Anderson, and Junior Baskin. Homecoming 1979 Tracy Bishop and escort Gary Darr Queen Patty Orloff and escort Joe Cassano Boys’ J.V. Football Row I D. Shirley. R Henry. P Crosby. C Timon. M. Salter. D. LaRock. M R. Carr. B HoHamon. J Pius. D Watson. B. Henderson. T. Hamilton. L. Cranberry. D. Jones. D. Pulltum. J Dembinski. D. Peterson; Row 1 M. McIntyre. D. WoB. C. Schneelock. J. Gustafson. S. Sova. M. Szymanski. D. Williams. J. Arrington. R. Porter. G. Smith. M. Kaday. M. Guerassimoff. D. Palkovic. B. Sherrod; Absent: C. Brown Moore. A. Flemings. C. Letkiewicz. B. McLaughlin-. Row i V. Duck. C. Selby. The East High Junior Varsity Eootbal) Team ended its season with a 1-9 record under Coach Michael Alexa assisted by Partick McKenrick. This year’s team consisted mainly of ballplayers who played for East High for the first time. The outstanding individual ball players high lighting this year's team were Michael Salter, selected as best offensive player. Mark Granberry. best defensive player of the year, and Mark Szymanski, our outstanding lineman, with Mark Williams outstanding linebacker. With many young players returning to next year's squad, the coaching staff is looking forward to a much improved season in 1980. Outstanding Players M. Granberry. defensive. M. Szymanski. linebacker; M. Salter, offensive. 53 Boys’ Cross-Country East High’s boys’ cross-country team had a very successful season, winning seven and losing two. with the losses coming at the hands of Prep. East wound up second in the Metro League and took a second place in the Section Meet. Competing in AA District Meet with twenty-four teams on the line. East took a sixth place. Over all. this season saw one of the finest turnouts with twenty-one boys participating in dual meets. Seniors like Donald Keys and Perry Keys, along with Chuck Schwenk, will be missed next season, as will Jeff Flagg who came on strong as the season progressed. The returning members of the team should produce another outstanding team with seasoned performers like Rich Caldwell who qualified for the State Meet taking fifth place in Districts. Other truly fine runners include Bob Romecki, Chris Carlin. Tom Foot. Dave Honard, and Ron Osiecki. Promising freshman performers include Mike Podalski, Gary Miller. Paris Favors. Dave Mowrey, and Ed Powell. Upperclassmen like Dave Scribner. Dave Craft. Walter Gray, and Greg Holland afford a stabilizing impact on the younger members of the team. It should prove to be an interesting season next year with the team looking for a first place finish. 54 Row I: P. Favors. D. Scribner. T. Foot. D. Keys. C. Schwenk. C. Carlin, Miller. E. Powell, Row i. P. Keys. R. Caldwell. D. Craft. G. F4olland. Row 1. M. Podalski. J. Flagg. C. Farrell. W. Gray. R. Romecki. G. R. Osiecki. D. Honard. Girls’ Cross-Country The girls' cross country team wound up tied for first place with Strong Vincent and McDowell in the Metro League. Freshman Denise Bauman was a surprise addition to the team, along with seasoned runners Barb Baskin and Kathy Schwenk. Two other first year runners. Darcy Morey and Laverna Ritchie, ably complemented the team. With runners like these. Fast girls will be heard of quite prominently in next season’s big meets. Denise Bauman took twentieth place in the District Meet and picked up a trophy for ninth place in the Section Meet. Hopefully, next year’s season will be as fruitful as this season, since all team members will be returning with the exception of Senior Kathy Schwenk. Row I P Bauman. B Baskin. L. Ritchie; Row 1 D. Morey. Coach C. Filipowski. K. Schwenk. Boys’ Tennis Row I K. Johnson. R. Groucutt. J. Sadler. J. Nelson. Coach M. Gngnol. Row 2: S. Baldwin. P. Owens. T. Vogel. J. Presley. W. Lucas. Firs! man Kevin Johnson The mainstays in the tennis lineup for the past season were Kevin Johnson. Steve Baldwin. Rich Groucutt. Phil Owens, and John Nelson. The singles matches were not our strong suit, except for the playing of Rich Groucutt who came on very strong at the end of the season. Our strong area was the doubles team of Kevin Johnson and Rich Groucutt who posted a record of 70. Even though there were no wins, there were three matches that ended in a close 3-4 score. We will have the top five players returning next year as none were seniors. The seniors on the team included John Sadler. Tom Vogel, and June Presley with Willie Lucas as the only freshman team member. Rich Groucutt and Steve Baldwin attended a tennis clinic at Peek 'n Peak where they received useful information from the pro at Westwood Tennis Club. Kevin Johnson and Rich Groucutt. who participated in the District 10 Tournament held at at the Billie Jean King Center, played very well in both the singles and doubles events. Second man Rich Groucutt 56 Girls’ Tennis K. Rapp. K. Gott. P. Orloff. Haifa !. Coach Mr . M. J. M. Frankow ki. K. Fogle. D. Golab. Senior net ter Patty Orloff. Led by co-captains and District 10 players Mary Frankowski and Kathy Goss, the girls' tennis team won their first match in two years by defeating Academy with a score of 6-1. Under second-year coach Mrs. Mary Jane Golab, team leaders were Kathy Goss with her outstanding overhead smashes. Mary Frankowski with her brilliant serve returns, and first year netter Debbie Flalfast. Other members included Patty Orloff. Kim Rapp, and Kim Fogle. The majority of the team will be returning next year as there are only two seniors graduating. With so many members remaining, the team should be able to continue their winning ways into next Co-captain and Dwtrkt 10 player Kathy Go and Mary Frankow ki. 57 Girls’ Golf The girls' golf team under the guidance of Coach Bruce Chase finished the season with a 5-3 score to capture a second-place tie with Strong Vincent in the Metro League. Junior Darlene Langer. the only returning linkster from last year, acted as captain of the group. Graduating seniors Laura Granger. Carol Komives. Robin Moses, and Tammy Popoff will be missed by the other team members. Returning to compete next year will be Darlene Langer. sophomores Liz Frankowski and Joanne Jarmolowicz. and freshmen Sue Nemergut, Patty Szymanski. and Lisa Woldanski. The girls are anticipating a first-rate season and plan to overcome the tough competition of this year's Metro champs from McDowell. Senior Tammy Popoff District 10 player Dar Langer Row I: D. Langer. S. Nemergut. T. Popoff. L. Woldanski. J. Szymanski. I. frankowski. Jarmolowicz. Row 2. Coach 8. Chase. C. Komives. R Moses. P 58 Boys’ Golf Row I K.T. Johnson. $. Cohick. E. Jaglowski. B. Dann. L. Armel Row Eichenlaub 1 J. LaBoda. J. Gillett. G. Kiddo. Coach T. Pohl. C. Domeracki. D. The boys’ golf team under Coach Tim Pohl ended with one of the most productive seasons in years. The team finished with a 3-8 record, beating Strong Vincent twice in the Metro League and Mercyhurst once in independent action. The team is losing three seniors — Bill Dann. Kevin T. Johnson, and Len Armel. The team is aiming for an improved season next year. This year the team was led by Junior Craig Domeracki. who was the first golfer in many years to qualify to play during the second day of Districts. The top six players were Craig Domeracki. Len Armel. Bill Dann. Greg Kiddo. Scott Cohick, and Jim LaBoda. Of these six, three of the golfers had never had experience in the Metro League. The rest of the team included Kevin T. Johnson. Dave Eichenlaub. Eric Jaglows ki. and Jim Gillett. Congratulations to the young and enthusiastic members of the golf team and good luck to them in their 1980 season. 59 Varsity Basketball — Section I AA Champs Row I: G. Marsh. K. J. Johnson. J. Baskin. J. Jones. L. Young. R. Marsh; Row 2-. D. Eubank. N. Anderson. E. Jones. B. Pryor. A. Lewis. T. Norton The boys’ varsity basketball team posted their best season record since the 1968-69 season. Their tally of 15-7 qualified them to capture the Section I AA championship. The team consisting of eight seniors and four juniors were led by senior captains Everett Jones and Kevin Johnson, who were also the leading scorers. Top in assists were John Jones and Lionel Young with most rebounds going to Billy Pryor and Everett Jones. Rookie of the year was John Jones with Chip Lewis and Dave Eubank both garnering the title of Mr. Hustle. Coach Don Kolakowski’s players’ strength was demonstrated in their quickness and ability to get the interior rebounds. This enabled them to play a fastbreak offense and a tough zone defense. The team also had many mental as well as physical strengths. They were twelve dedicated players, who played team ball with an enormous amount of pride. After the close of this season, the seniors will be missed, but the future outlook for the 1980-81 Warriors will still be good with four experienced performers returning: John Jones, Tim Norton. Alan Lewis and Robert Marsh. With the addition of members from an excellent performing J. V. team, the same style of play should continue with a return to the playoffs within reach. Bill Pryor and Kevin Johnson were chosen to the Section Senior All-Star team. 60 Seniors Row I: Kevin J. Johnson, Dave Eubank. Junior Baskin. Lionel Youngi Row 2 Billy Pryor. Nick Anderson. Coach Don Kolakowski. and Everett Jones. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Standing. S. Dancey and L. Pryor, managers with Coach T. Matusiaki Row I-. I. Langer. M. Howard. K. GosSj Row M. Frankowski. P. Brzezmski. B. Aldridge; Row i. P. Charles. S. Tate. L. Pryori Row 4: A. Burns. D. Flick. The 3-15 season record of this year's edition of the East High girls' varsity basketball team is not a true indicator of the talent and experience possessed by these girls. The team was beset by many problems, the biggest of which was poor shooting. Seniors Michele Howard. Lisa Langer. Mary Frankowski, Bev Aldridge, and Pam Brzezinski contributed much to the spirit and character of the team. Juniors Annette Burns. Patti Charles. Debbie Flick, Kathy Goss, Lynda Pryor, and Sandi Tate gained much valuable experience that will be put to good use next year. New experiences abounded for the girls this season. For the first time they had the opportunity to play in an out-of-town tournament in Bradford during the Thanksgiving holiday. This was also the first year the team played an independent schedule against quality teams. Taking all this into consideration, the girls, under the leadership of Coach Tom Matusiak. showed a tremendous attitude and were never quitters.'' Boys’ J. V. Basketball Row I: G. Tate. D. Honard. R. Osiecki. J. Young. $. Car on. M. Salter. Jaglow ki. J Thompson. M. Chilcott. T. Crockett, E. Buchanan. R D. Pulliams Row 1. Mr. P. Perowicz. Coach. G. Thonyson. E. Porter. D. Shirley. Under Coach Paul Perowicz. the boys’ J. V. basketball team consisted of a group of well-rounded athletes. Each player had something to contribute to the team. Mr. Hustle was Ron Osiecki. Best offensively and leading scorer was Shawn Carson with 246 points. Greg Thompson was leading rebounder with an average of 12 points per game. Mike Salter was best on defense. Matt Chilcott. Dave Shirley, and Ed Buchanan all possessed a good attitude and were willing to give their all. Best off the bench was Jeff Young with Dave Pulliam another promising player. Ron Porter was the most versatile with Tony Crockett the best at practice. All good hustlers with much potential were Eric Jaglowski. Dave Honard. and Jerry Thompson. The team had a season record of 14-6 overall and a Metro record of 6-4 which was good enough for a third place finish. The J. V. players moving up will be a positive addition to the varsity squad. Those remaining will be a great help to the squad with all their talent and determination. Girls’ J. V. Basketball Row li C. Jeriotki. L. Smifh. M. Chylinski. P. Ndson Row 2-. M. Turk. W. Carson. A. Good wine. P. Stewart. Row 3. S. Dancey. Manager. D. Bauman. K. Flick. M. Stefnoski. Coach Mrs. Mary Jaije Dilkxij Ab entt C. Brown. T. Hatt. The highlight of the girls’ J. V. basketball season was an upset victory over Tech Memorial. Team leader and captain was Monica Turk. Other fine performers for the Warriors were Denise Bauman, Peggy Stewart. Liz Frankowski. and Lisa Smith. It was considered a rebuilding year under Coach Mary Jane Dillon with the girls’ performance improving from game to game. With so many returning, next year’s team is expected to easily upgrade this year’s record of 1-13. 65 Gymnastics Row I: S. Ponder. N. Jovanovich. K. Sonney. K. Schwenk. S. Plaza. T. Tomcho. Co-Captain. V. Kisietewski. L. Granger. Y. Clementi Row 3: M. Denning. B. Savellh Row 2: V. Panowski. P. Donahue. M. Powell. T. Silva. K. Kimet. Captain. K MiBer. Coaches Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fetzner are very proud of the fine job the gymnastics team has done this year. They had an overall 30 competition record, including victories over all of the other city schools. At the city tournament East placed third with individual honors going to many girls. Junior Kathy Sonney placed first on the vault, second on the uneven parallel bars, and third on the floor exercises. Tammy Tomcho took a third place on the uneven parallel bars and Karen Kimet finished fifth on the floor exercises. Most improved gymnasts were Laura Granger and Vicki Danowski. The outlook for next year’s team is excellent with so many fine and dedicated gymnasts returning. 66 L. Loiacano. Helper. Mr. R. Fetzner. Assistant Coach. K. Kimet. Captain. J. Gustafson. Manager. Mrs. K. Fetzner. Coach. D. Rapp. Scorekeeper. The 1979 volleyball season was highlighted by the outstanding performances of many fine players under first-year volleyball coach Mary Jane Dillon. The season record of 5 9 does not truly reflect the talent of the team. On any given night they were capable of exploding and upsetting other teams, thus earning their respect. Leading the team were senior captains Julie Gool and Marilyn Goss. Julie was named to the first string City All-Star Team. Serving was one of the team's strong points led by Elite Gool. Julie Gool. Robin Carlin. Marilyn Goss, and Tammy Powell. Ellie Gool and Marilyn Goss supplied super spikers Julie Gool and Debbie Flick with many fine sets to slam at the other teams. With so many players returning next year, the team should be back in top form again to threaten all competitors. Marilyn Goss send a serve over. Girls’ Volleyball Sophomore Peg Stewart digs up a ball. fcHie Gool sets up a spiker. Row I; R. Lingenfelter. S. Plaza; Row 1. Scorekeeper Goss, t Gool. B. Weed. Row 3 P. Stewart. D. Flick. T. Swiderski. T. Powell. M. Chylmski. R Carlin. M. Coach M. Pillon. J. Gool. J. Chylmski. 67 Water Polo Row I C. Schutte. G. Baker. M. Downing. P. Menosky. R. Peoples. Sexauer. N. Whipple, scorekeeper. and Mr. F. Evans, coach. R. Wilhelm! Row 3: J. Husted. M. Kiddo. J. Smith. S. Heubel. T. The 1979 water polo team record of 0-8 does not reflect the true ability and strength of the team members. Under Coach Fred Evans, the team was respected by their opponents and the scores of the matches were usually within a three-point margin. Against Academy they went into overtime tied at 8-8. but lost with a final score of 13-8. Starters included goalie Terry Whipple, guards Charles Schutte. Steve Heubel. Tim Sexauer. and Paul Menosky. with forwards Mike Downing and Mark Kiddo. Acting as subs were Randy Peoples. Steve Chylinski, Tom Murawski. and Gary Baker. Senior Steve Heubel was named to the All-City Second Team with Mark Kiddo and Terry Whipple garnering honorable mention. Seniors Jeff Smith. Mark Kiddo. and Steve Heubel. Swimmer Jon Husted Boys’ Swimming Row I T Bishop. R. FroeMich. R Newhouse. J. Podalski. K. Pope, G Kiddo. C. Domeracki. D. Tarasovich, Row 4 Coach F Evans. Row 2: J. Slupski. M. Downing. M. Geisicke. M. Hool. M. Kiddo. M. Dowd. D. While. E. Powel. S. Cohick. P. Dowd. J. Smith. J. Wilson, Row 3; T. Sexauer. C. Schutte. G. Darr. J. Dempsey. Freesiyler Mark Kiddo Under Coach Fred Evans, the boys' swimming team was led by the efforts of several outstanding swimmers. Senior Mike Hool was the only swimmer from East to qualify for Districts in the 100-yard breaststroke. Mike also put in several excellent performances in the 100-yard butterfly. Outstanding were Gary Darr in the 100-yard backstroke and Mark Kiddo and Craig Domeracki in the 100-yard freestyle. Even with upcoming swimmers Scott Cohick in the 50- and 100-yard freestyle. Pat Dowd in the 100-yard freestyle, and Tim Sexauer in the 100-yard breaststroke, the team is depending upon a good turnout to help the team continue their fine style. District 10 qualifier Mike Hool Backstroker Gary Dan- 69 Girls’ Swimming Row I: K. Mazzone. K. Dowd. J. Slupski. K. Schwenk. C. Fox, Row Row i Mr F. Evans. Coach. N. Horton. T. Bishop. T. Darr. 2-. A. Mossburg. V. Fohner. S. Washek. T. Spagel. S. Colonnese, The girls' swim team was very strong this season under Coach Fred Evans. Leading the girls were Senior Tracy Bishop, Junior Tracy Darr. and Sophomore Kris Mazzone. Tracy Bishop specialized in the 100-yard freestyle, Tracy Darr in the 100-yard butterfly, and Kris Mazzone in the 100-yard back stoke. Many of this season's performers will be returning next year, including Monica Krystak in the 100-yard backstroke and Sue Colonnese in the 100-yard back stroke. The girls should be ready to present a challenge to all opponents. Kris Mazzone was a sophomore standout. Tracy Darr excelled in the 100-yard butterfly. Wrestling Chris Carlin was a freshman standout. Henry Miller takes his opponent down. The 1979 80 wrestling season was a pleasant surprise. The addition of many new underclassmen gave needed depth to the many excellent team members returning. Among the team's many outstanding wrestlers were Seniors Donald Keys. Perry Keys, and Chuck DeAngelo with Junior Adam Tate and Sophomore Myron Thomas. Freshmen included Chris Carlin and Solomon Carr. The team excelled in tournaments as well as in regular competition. Don Keys won first place in the General McLane Tournament and second in the Metro Tournament. Perry Keys took second in both tournaments with Myron Thomas taking a second place in the Metro Tournament. All three are expected to do well in post season competition. Coach Michael Maines is very proud of his team and is sorry to see so many leaving after this season because of graduation, ineligibility or transference to other schools. However, the outlook is good for next year with a winning season predicted. Senior Donald Keys was champion at 98 lbs. Row I: M. Thomas. B. Dann. C. Sweeney. S. Carr. M. Carr. H Miller. P. Keys. Co-captian. C. Carlin, A. Tate. C. DeAngelo. D. Keys. J. Burger. Mr M. Maines. Coach; Row 1 R Carlin. Scorekeeper. T. Martin. D. Henderson. Manager. J. Taylor. G. Smith. M. Crockett. R. Carr. R. Caldwell. D. Rhoades. C. Hamilton. R. Rhoades. P. Favors. 71 Girls’ Bowling Row I: C. Komives. H. Wilcher. D. Matthews. L. Loomis. B. Little. Row Mr B. Chase. Coach. R. Moses. Secretary. J. Chylinski. Treasurer. K. Haffley. M. Fry. J. Fry. The 1979-80 East High girls' bowling league was highlighted by the performance of many seniors. Robin Moses, the league’s secretary and president, achieved the league's highest average. Other senior members included Dorothy Matthews. Holly Wilcher. Carol Komives. and Mary Fry. Underclassman keglers featured Joan Chylinski, the league treasurer. Gretchen Anderson. Jane Fry, Karol Haffley. Darlene Langer. Brenda Little, Vicki Marshall. Louanna Loomis, and Vanessa Palombi. The league consisted of four teams that met every Thursday at Eastland under first-year coach Bruce Chase. 72 Metro Bowling Row I: D. I anger. V. Palombi. B. Little. Row 1 Mr. T. Pohl. Coach. R. Moses. Secretary. J. Chyltnski. J. Fry. K. Haffley. The girls' metro bowling team has many new faces this year as they attempt to roll their way to the metro league title. With consistency from Robin Moses, the only senior on the team, and strong support from juniors Darlene Langer and Joan Chyltnski. the team has evolved into a real contender. Coach Tim Pohl. in his second year, is looking forward to the future in his observation of With a nucleus of such potent bowlers coming up in my juniors, sophomore and freshmen, who can help but be optimistic.” Hail, Farewell to Athletic Directors Leonard Andrzejewski The athletic teams and their coaches extend sincere gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Leonard Andrzejewski. faculty manager of sports at East High, for his many years of loyal service. Mr. Andrzejewski. our current guidance counselor, became faculty manager of water polo, swimming, and baseball in 1967. From 1970 to 1979 his faculty manager duties encompassed all of the boys’ sports. After twelve years of coordinating boys’ athletics at East High. Mr. Andrzejewski decided to step aside. We extend to him heartfelt thanks for his devoted service in advancing the athletic programs at East High School. Timothy A. Pohl We extend a warm welcome to Mr. Timothy Pohl. new athletic director of boys’ and girls’ sports at East High. Mr. Pohl. a graduate of East High and Gannon College, has taught earth and space science at East for the past five years. He has coached boys’ golf and girls’ Metro bowling and has served as Sophomore Class advisor. We extend to him best wishes for many successful years as athletic director of East High School. 74 Activities Of Our Union Strong And Great . . . 75 1980 Sunrise Staff Seniors: Robin Moses and Dorothy Matthews Sports: Marilyn Goss Underclassmen: Denise Rhoades and Nada Jovanovich Activities: Michele Howard and Mary Fry Co-Editors Patty Orloff and Dorothy Matthews with advisor Miss Lucile Warus 76 Faculty: Patty Orloff and Tammy Popoff Tom-Tom Staff Row It T Tomcho. M. Goss. R. VitdK. C. Buckd. J. Diluzio, Row 1. Cdeman. R. Forsgren. J Wurst. M Downing C. DeAngelo. C. Lewi . M. Hool. Mrs. M. Duncan. Advi or. J. East High Representatives Pictured with Mi Viola E. Andrew , principal of Ea t High School, are entor who repre ented the school in various capacitie . Mary Frankowski attended a six day seminar at Western Michigan University on ’ Forest Re ource . Pulp and Paper, and the Environment.” sponsored by the Paper Technology Foundation. Inc. Marilyn Goss was the recipient of the DAR Award, as well as a two month scholarship to live and travd in Germany during the summer. Matt Spilko participated in the All State Band held in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, where the three day session ended with a concert in Heinz Hall. DAR Award Senior Marilyn Goss, the recipient of the I9S0 DAR Award, is pictured with her homeroom teacher. Mrs. Theresa Verga. 77 Senior Executive Board Row I: M. Huriburt. S. Newell. M. Goss. D. Keys. A. Clanton, Row Armel. R Aldridge. K. T. Johnson 2: Mr. C. Kent. Advisor. T. Watson. T. Kalinowski. M. Spilko. L. Student Council Row I: D. Honard. S. Conley. K. Fetzner. D. Spencer. T. Martin. B. Babcock. N. Perdue. T. Davis. K. lipinski. K. Kimet. M. Downing, Row Kevin T. Johnson. J. Coleman. C. Vega. D. Matthews. J. Johnson. P. Nelson. P. Mohr. E. Gool. S. Rupp. J. Taylor. S. Bucket. J. Wurst. T. Murawski. Mrs. M. Duncan. Advisor. 78 Senior High Marching Band Row I: B. Klan. L. Granger. C. Miller. A. Warner. K. Mazzone. S. Muccino. E. Klopp. K. McHenry. M. Osiecki. Mr. T. McKinney. Director! Row 1. C. Griffin. E. Teodorski. D. Honard. M. Wilcher. K. Thomas. L. Schwein. R. Stewart. M. Lee. C. Cassano. B. Aldridge. M. Spilkoi Row 3: P. Robinson. R. Barnett. H. Walter. R. Moses. M. Arrington. M. Munn. J. Wurst. K. Stiles. J. Stone. A. Warner. T. Medina, G. Saveli. R Hartless. J. Welsh. Row 4: P. Stewart. K. Hershberger. R. Morton. R. Porter. R. Caldwell. G. Holland. D. Shirley. R. Allen. J. Wilson. R. Simpkins. S. Tombaugh. R. Warner. K. Shipley. M. Walter. Senior Band Officers Row I: C. Cassano. Quartermaster! J. Wurst. President! L. Granger. Librarian! K. Mazzone. Librarian! Row 1. B. Aldridge. Librarian! M. Osiecki. Treasurer! S. Molder. Quartermaster! M. Munn. Secretary! R Moses. Quartermaster, H. Walter. Librarian, P. Robinson. Librarian, E. Teodorski. Librarian, Absent: M. Spilko. Quartermaster. 79 Row I: M. Munn. P. Stewart, Row 2, M. Spilko. J. Wur t. Band Director Mr. Tim McKinney with Drum Major Mary Osiecki. District Band Drum Major ftl I I Color Guard Row l P. Campbell; Row 2: L. Cooley. S. Strachan. S. Campbell. C. Carlson. G. Anderson. L. Lubeck. M. Turk. 80 Strings Row I: A. Jonasen. 1st Chair Section Leader. P. Stewart. C. Cooleyi Row 2-. R. Allen. M. Osiecki. S. Tombaugh. Mr. T. McKinney. Director. Choir Officers SI J. Coleman. President. S. Heubei. Librarian. J. Jame . Treasurer. L. Lackey. Secretaryi P. Brown. Vice-President S. Molder. Librarian. A. V. A. and Stage Crew Row I: S. Tharp. S. Yankosky. B. Savelli. J. Wilson; Row 2. 0. Henderson. D. Honard. D. Scribner. S. Chylinski. R. Thompson. Mr G. Masiroff. Advisor; Absent R. Osiecki. M Adam. $2 Stage Crew D. Scribner. D. Honard. J. Wilson. R Thompson. S. Tharp. S. Chylinski. Girl Monitors Row I: C. Komives. C. Carder. K. Grim. L. Gonzalez. D. Bartlett. D. Fullerton. C. Pohls Row 1 P. Brown. P. Robinson. B. Aldridge. L. Pikiewicz. S. Yankosky. T. Kalmowski. K Marshall. T. Montignyi Row 3: Mrs. T. Verga. Advisor; T. Dance. C. Joyce. P. Brzezinski. C. Buckel. Mrs. M. Duncan. Advisor. Boy Monitors Row I P Nagy. J Flagg. S.Chylinski.B Dann.T Whipple. K latzo. K Kinross. B. Morrison. B Palmer. R McKelvey. J. Smith. C B Rickgauer. D. Allen; Row 1 C. DeAngelo. G. Truitt. B. Duska. Presley. 83 National Honor Society Row I: Mr. Robert Stinely. Advisor. K. T. Johnson. M. Frankowski. J. Coleman. M. Hurlburt. Dr. Doris A. Snell. Guest Speaker and Associate Professor in Speech Communications at Edinboro State College; Row 1. H. Wilcher. R. Newhouse. P. Orloff. M. Goss. L. Langer. B. Heidelberg. C. Brewer. D. Bartlett. D. Matthews. Miss Viola E. Andrews. Principal of East High Schooli Row 3: P. Magraw. J. Wurst. D. Scribner. R. Caldwell. L. Armel. K. Schwenk. M. Osiecki. K. Stilesi Row 4: T. Foot. D. Scribner. B. Lee. D. Keys. K. Keil. J. DiLuzio. T. Popoff. R. Forsgren. M. Hod. M. Hodi Row 5: M. Fry. R. Hartless. C. Komives. R. Moses. N. Jovanovich. B. Muczynski. B. Kellogg. T. Kalinowski. J. God. M. Munn. M. Kitcheni Absent R. Bogdanski. In an evening ceremony on Wednesday. March 36. 1980. nineteen seniors and seven juniors were inducted into the East High Chapter of the National Honor Society. Scholastically qualified candidates were selected by a faculty vote on the basis of leadership, service, and character. Presiding as master of ceremonies was President John Coleman, assisted by Treasurer Kevin T. Johnson who conducted the opening and closing ceremonies. Vice-President Mary Frankowski delivered a talk explaining the purposes of the organization and the method by which new members were chosen. Secretary Melissa Hurlburt presided over the registering of names and the closing pledge. Miss Viola E. Andrews, principal of East High School, accepted and welcomed the new inductees. Guest speaker was Dr. Doris A. Snell, associate professor of speech communications at Edinboro State College. Immediately after the ceremonies, parents and guests joined the members for a reception in front of the main office. Row I M. Hurlburt. Secretary! M. Frankowski. Vice President! Row 3 Mr. R. Stinely. Advisor J. Coleman. President! K. T. Johnson. Treasurer. Model U.N Row I: S. Chylinski. R. Perkey. J. Coleman, Row 1 Mr R Stinely. Advisor, R Bogdanski. K. Keil. A. Vlahos. J Fry. Travel Club 85 Row I: E. Teodorski. M. Frankowski. L. Langer. M. Goss. S Rupp. S. Bryant. J. Wilson. L. Lubeck, Row 1. D. Matthews. R. Moses. H. Wilcher. T. Bishop. L. Peterson. C. Domeracki. M. Downing. R Fletcher. V. Kisielewski. T Kalinowski, Row I. S. Froehlich. H. Vommero. J. Coleman. B. Dann. T. Whipple. J. Wurst. K. Stiles. M. Fry. P. Orloff, Absent T. Popoff. Senior Y-Teens Row I M. Goss. President; D. Bartlett. Vice-President; M. Hurlburt. Secretary; L. Langer. Treasurer; Row 2. R Vitelli. B Randall. D. Matthews. H. Wilcher. T. Bishop. P. Orloff. C. Joyce. C. Buckel. C. Shoop; Row 3 P Brown. V. Meissner. A. Vlahos. B. Perkey. M. Fry. H. Vommero. T. Kalinowski. M. Frankowski. Junior Y-Teens 86 Row I: C. Sanner. President; R. Carlin. Secretary; L. Loiacano. Goss. B. Heidelburg. R Fletcher; Row 3 N. Jovanovtch. B Treasurer; Row 2. D. Langer. A. Jonasen. C. Williams. K. Kellogg. V. Kisielewski. J. Troup. K. Rapp. S. Bryant. Sophomore Y-Teens Row It A. Niles. Treasurer L. Harvey. Secretaryi D. Davis. Vice-President L. Frankowski. President; Row 2 L. Matson. S. Wassell. V. Katsadas. R. Maloney. R. Morrison. P. Carroll. Row 3. C. Cheesebrough. P. Williams. S. Yankosky. V. Palombi. S. Rupp. J Jarmolowicz. M. Turk. A Murray. Freshman Y-Teens Row I D. Stull. Treasurer; L. Woldanski. Secretary; T. Sulecki. Nemergut; Row 3 S. Muccmo. A. Warner. K. kaday. C. Carlson. Vice President; P. Szymanski. President; Row Mrs. T. Verga. T. Denning. J. Fry. Advisor; L. Bender. K. lipinski. G. Anderson. B Weed. S. 87 Choir Row I: S. Newell. C. Shoop. L. Smith. L. Thompson. P. Brown. V. Meissner. J. Coleman. K. Shipley. A. Pulliam. L. Graves. R. Fletcher. H. Gray. Mr. T. McKinney. Director. Row 3: A. Clanton. J. Troup. B. Muczynski. R. Perkey. A. Vlahos. K. Stiles. M. Chilcott. S. Molder. M. Powell. J. Lovely. C. Bucket. C. Sipple; Row i. L. Lackey. K. Rapp. C. Sanners. L. Fwanick. T. Kaimowski, H. Steward. C. Presley. M. Spilko. S. Heubel. J. James. M. Howard. H. Vommero. S. FroeNich. K. Schwenk. S. Wasscll Girls’ Chorus Row I: P. Campbell. T. Nesselhauf. C. Jordan. S. Horton. M. Chyfinski. A. J. Petty. T. Rickert. E Barnett. S. Strachan. J. Page. D. Dinges. L. Feidler. Douglas. B. Wall. N. Perdue. A. Murray. Mr. T. McKinney. Director. Row 2. L. Frankowski. D. Davis. S. Jones. S. Wassell, Accompanist. 88 Library Monitors Row I: D. Patterson. A. Warner. S. Muccino. Row 2: L. Roschnow. R. Messenger. B. Weed. S. Sanderson. Mrs. M. Popadak. Librarian; Absent: H. Miller. Row I: S. Newell. T. Nesselhauf. A. Healey; Row 1. T. Sulecki. P. Williams. C. Fox. L. Harvey. L. Grzegorzewski. Mrs. M. Wisinski. Learning Resource Aide; absent. C. Wieczorek. Twirlers Fist Row Twirlers B. SaveNi. T. Darr. L. I anger. P. Orloff. T. Bishop. H. W lichen Absent: T. Popoff. Captain P. Orloff. Advisor Mrs. M. J. Golab. Co Captain L. Langer. Fire Twirlers Row I: P. Orloff. L. langer. Row 3: H. Wilcher. T. Bishop. T. Darr! Absent: T. Popoff. Second Row TwiHers Row I: J. Johnson; Row 2. $. Yankosky. K. Goss. S. Ponder. B. Babcock. Row I: B. Savelli. T. Darr. P. Orloff. Captain; T. Popoff. L. Langer. Co Captain; H. Wilcher. T. Bishop; Row 2 $. Ponder. B. Babcock. K. Goss. J. Johnson. S. Yankosky. P. Lamary. K. Dowd. 91 Varsity Cheerleaders J. Lovely. C. Sipple. M. Powell. C. Sanner. L. Wisinski. S. Froehlich. K. Dixon. T. Kalinowski. S. Cook. S. Newell. V. Kisietewski. Co-Captain J. Lovely. Advisor Miss C. Kaminski, and Captain T. Kaiinowski. 92 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row I: S. Wassedi Row 3« E. God. S. Rupp. S. Horton! Row 3: A. Hardinger. L. Matson. R. Maloney. Captain S. Horton. Advisor Miss C. Kaminski, and Co-Captain L. Matson. 93 German Club Row I: P. Williams. B. Steadman. A. Niles. D. Andrews. D. Footj Row 3: Miss M. McMahon. Advisor. S. Bucket. D. Dombrowski. R. Groucutt. B. Armagost. D. Hendricks. R. Davis. C. Delinski. T. Seip. French Club 94 V. Katsadas. L. Harvey. L. Pryor. Miss L. Warus. Advisor Polish Club Row I: M. Grundman. L. Pikiewicz. V. Pakxnbit Row 1. R. Bogdanski. J. Grundman. S. Roschnow. S. Yankosky. B. Klani Absent: Mr. C. Witkowski. Advisor. Computer Club Seated: R. Bogdanski. D. Dombrowsku Standing K. Keil. M. Frankowski. E. Teodorski. D. Craft. C. Schutte; Absent Mr. C. Witkowski. Advisor. 95 Horticulture Club Row I: B. Randall. C. Shoop! Row 1. H. Vommero. D. Kopystecki. Mr. G. Simitoski. Advisor. R. Montigny. S. Chylinskit Row 3: D. Truitt. C. Pohl, S. Froehlich. J. Lovely. L. Loop. D. Currier. The East High Warrior The East High Warrior done m the latch-hook rug method was a project that was initiated in 1979 and completed in 1980 by the Y-Teens under the direction of Mrs. Theresa Verga. The Warrior is an original design hand drawn by Melissa Hurlburt assisted by Lois Thompson. It contains 44,000 squares that were filled with 88.000 pieces of diverse colored yarn. The Warrior will be donated to the school and may hang in the main office. R. Vitelli. P. Brzezinski, V. Meissner. M. Hurlburt. M. Goss. A. Vlahos. Mrs. T. Verga. Advisor. C. Buckel. 96 MAY THE FARCE BE WITH YOU Super Stars- Row I: V. Karuba. A. Vlahos. L. Langer. T. Bishop; Row 2. M. Dowd. P. Hart. K. Shipley. M. Spilko. T. Whipple Bad Guys: J. Coleman. M. Goss. L. Armel. D. Keys. J. Gool Good Guys: Row I; R. Hartless. N. Anderson; Row 2: C. Komives. H. Wilcher. M. Frankowski. Sitting: R. Forsgren. Student Director. Mrs. T. Verga. Faculty Director. J. Wurst. Student Director; Standing: K. T. Johnson. Student Director. Stage Crew: Row I, D. Erie, Row 2 T Johnstone. E. Teodorski. S. Froehlich. P. Lamary. D. Bartlett, Row 3: D. Eubank. C. Wodarski. P. Brzezinski. K. Kinross. T. Popoff. M. Fry, Row 4: T. Kalinowski. N. Hinspeter. H. Vommero. K. Tafelski. M. Osiecki. S. Klan. K. Feidler, Row 5: C. Joyce. L. Graves. H. Gray. S. Newel, Row 6-. V. Meissner. R. Viteli. C. Buckel. M. Goss. J. Flagg EIEIO Staff Ftelp: L. Langer. B Perkey. P Orloff. M. Kiddo. M Hirfcurt. T. Popoff. S. Klan. Red Cross Row I: T. Johnstone. R. Messenger. B. Babcock. B. Kehl. B Randall. Row 1 N. Horton. S. Wassell. S. Yankosky. $. Colonnese. Mrs. B. Althof. Advisor. Brotherhood Week Row I: L. Moffett. A. Miller. K. Bryant. C. Cooley. J. Cooley. V. DeBoe. M. Arrington. L. Miller. P. Keys; Row 2. A. Warner. T. Watson. K. Curlett. N. Anderson. S. Lee. C. McCaBum. K. Dixon. S. Ponder. N. Beards. R. Johnson. T. Barker. P. Brown. G. Anderson. D. Keys. Senior Tracy Watson was mistress of ceremonies for 98 the assembly under the direction of faculty advisor John Drew. East High Booster Officers Row I: Paul Prizirwky. John Buszek. President Joseph Wiertel. Bill Strike. John Wierteli Row 2 Paul Wilkins. John Kaminski, td Zukowski. Joe Peters. Leo Kaminski. Absent: John Simon. Nick I vie. John Satyshur. Attorney Angelo Arduini. Farewell To East Math Teacher A. T. Fachetti After fifteen years as an educator. A. T. Fachetti. current teacher of Algebra I and tenth-grade mathematics, will retire in June. After receiving his degree in mathematics from Edinboro State College. Mr. Fachetti taught special education at Edison before beginning his fourteen-year career as a mathematics teacher at East High. Before becoming a teacher, he held several diverse career positions. After starting out in the Civilian Conservation Corps, he sailed for two years on the ore boats that traveled on the Great Lakes. Then he worked as a machine operator at General Electric before enlisting in the Air Force during World War II. As a navigator during the war. he flew thirty combat missions over Europe in a B-17. Mr. Fachetti, a master navigator with over 5.000 hours flying time, received the Distinguished Flying Cross and five air medals. The only surviving officer of his B-17 crew, he retired as a major from the Air Force after twenty-one years of service. His last position was in senior guided missile combat operations. He has traveled over most of the Northern Hemisphere, including Africa, England. Japan, and the South Pacific. Mr. Fachetti is the father of one son. who works for the International Communications Agency in Manila, and one daughter, a first lieutenant in the Air Force in Michigan. He enjoys golf and fishing and likes warm climates, particularly since he lived in Tucson. Arizona for seven years. After he retires, he plans to visit his son in the Philippines. The faculty and student body of East High Schol extend sincere wishes to Mr. Fachetti for a most happy and enjoyable retirement. 99 100 Underclassmen Lead us onward from day to day . . . Class of 1981 Junior Class Officers: John Wilson. President Mrs. Mary Jane Golab. Advisor; Carrie Sanner. Vice-President; Mary Powell. Secretary; Veronica Kisielewski. Treasurer. Baker. G. Barczak. L. Baskin. B. Bednaro. H. Brewer. C. Brooks. P. Adam. M. Armagost. W. Ask ins. D. Austin. M. 102 Dann. C. Danowskt. E. Dittman. F Darr. T Desin. R. Dixon. K DiLoreto. M. DiveN. L. Dombrowski. D Dombrowski. $. Domeracki. C. Downing. M. Durant. T. Fichenlaub. D. Fichenlaub. E. Eric. D. Fletcher. R Flick. D Fogle. K. Fohner. V. Frazzini. C. Freeman. M, Fullerton. D. Galena. M. Goss. K. Gray. W. Gregoroff. N. Groucutt. R Grundman. J. Gustafson. B. fi£A f 9.9, Guzowski. C. Halfast. D. Ftallman. S. Harris. C. Heidelberg. B. Henderson. D. Hicks. Y. Holland. C Holland. G. Homan. M. Jaycox. T Jeeter. L 103 Johnson. J. Jonason. A. Jovanovich. N. Kellogg. B. Kiehlmeier. B. Kimet. K. Lybrook. K. M ala neck i. E Marsh. G. Martell. J. McKinnon. J. Mickens. R Minnich. D. Minteer. D. Montigny. T. Morris. M. Mossburg. A. Muczynski. B Nicholson. C. Nitkiewicz. C. Norton. T. Orzechowski. T. Peterson. L. Plaza. S. Pohl. C. Ponder. S. Powell. M. Powell. T. Presley. C. Ouiggle. J. KM Washek. S. Weber. B Weber. G. Whipple. N. Wilhelm. R. Williams. C. WiHman. M. Wilson. J. Wisinski. L. 105 Class of 1982 Allen. R Arrington. M. Askins. B. Babcock. B. Baker. J. Baker. L. A It 9 SLf Bertolo. L. Bloomquist. C. Boccio. B. Boykin. M. Britton. R Bryant. K. Buchanan. E. Barkeloff. J. Bednarz. S. Belczyk. I. Sophomore Class Officers Andre Stewart. President Mrs. Mary Duncan. Advisor Lon Matson. Vice-President Sue Wassell. Treasurer. Lori Eullerton. Secretary. Buczynski. M. Burke. T. Bush. J. Campbell. S. Carlson. D. Carroll. P. Carson. S. Cash. D. Cheesebrough. C. Chilcott. M. Chilcott. P. Clark. G. Clinger. M. Cody. T. Colonnese. S. Cooley. J. Cooley. L. Corcoran. J. Cordray. C. Crosby. P. Dance. T. Dancy. S. Davis. D. Deihl. M. Denning. T. Dinger. P. Dmges. D. Dowd. K. 106 Dowd. P. Duke. L. Espy. A. Hick. K. Eoor. T. Fox. C. Frankowski. E. Freeman. R. Freer. D. Fullerton. L. Gardner. M. Gomolekoff. M. Goodwine. A. Gool. E. Goss. V. Guerassimoff. M Guntrum. J. Hamilton. T. Hardinger. A. Harvey. L. Han. S. Hendricks. M. Henry. R. Hershberger. K. Hess. S. Honard. D. Horton. N. Horton. S. Horvath. J. Husted. M. James. C. Jarmolowicz. J. Johnson. J. Johnson. J. Jones. S. Kalinowski. D. Katsadas. V. Kiehl. B. Kennedy. M. Klopp. E. Kiddo. G. Kinross. R. Laboda. J. Lamary. P. Long. J. Maloney. R. Matson. L. Mazzone. K. McCaHum. W. McClelland. D. McLaughlin. B. Menosky. P. Messenger.R. Michels. T. Mickens. T. Miller. H. 107 Miller. J. Mmnix. M. Morey. D. Morrison. R Morion. R. Moyer. D. Muffle. B Mulligan. J. Murray. A. Neal. P. Niles. A. Nitkiewicz. C. Osiecki. R. Palombi. V. Peyton. A. Ptkiewicz. L. Plaza. M. Pope. R Price, L. Price. S. Purzycki. B. Raucci. M. Rearick. J. Rickgauer. S. Robertson. M. Rupp. S. Saunders. V. Savelli. B. Schneelock. B. Schwenk. W. Shaw. C. Shirley. D. Simpkins. R. Skibicki. L. Slupski. J. Smith. D. Spencer. P. Stadler. P. Steadman. B, Stefnoski. S. Steward. J. Stewart. M. Stewart. T. Szymanski. M. Tharp. S. Thomas. M. Tombaugh. S. Tomcho, T. Turk. M. linger. M. Upshur. D. Vlahos. H. Vommero, D. Vuksta. G. Wassell. S. Wilcher. M. Wilhelm. C. Williams. P. Williamson. R. Wilson. J. Winters. B. Yankosky. S. Class of 1983 Arrington. J. Ask ins. P. Balkovic. V. Barnes. P. Barnett. R. Barthelmes. S. Baumann. D. Bender. L. Bergquist. J. Bertolo. N. Bice. C. Binderman. R. Bingham. A. Bingham. R. Bishop. T. Book. L. Brown. S. Bryant. C. Brzezinski. M. Bucklin. L. Burger. J. Bussard. D. Buziewicz. P. Campbell. P. Ifill Carlin. C. Carlson. C. Carr. R. Carr. S. Carrick. J. Carter. C. Case. B. Caswell. S. Chambers. D. Chapman. D. Charmed. C. Chrzanowski. R. Chylinski. M. Clarkson. G. Clement. Y. Clement. Y. Cody. V. Cohick. S. Combest. A. Conley. S. Cooley. J. Copeland. C. Cottrell. K Covington. M. Cox. P. Crockett. M. Crosby. A. Cummings. L. Daniszewski. M. Danowski. V. Darby. C. Davis. M. 109 Davis. R Davis. T. Dawson. J. Dean. B. DeBoe. Y. DeHaven. D. Delinski. C. Dembinski. J. Dempsey. J. Denning. T. Deuel. S. Dick. P. DiLuzio. J. Dobson. R. Dombrowski. D. Donahue. P. Osterkamp. L. Douglas. A. Dowd. K. Devere. D. Druzak. G. Dunau. M. Durant. D. Durst. R. EHis. T. Erdely. P Euliano. M. Eabin. C. Eagan. R. Farrell. C. Favors. P. Feidler. L. Feltenberger. D. Ferringer. M. Fetzner. K. Field. C Foot. D. Fowler. V. Frazzini. C. Freeman. R. Freiwald. S. Froehlich. R. Fry. J. Ganska. D. Gibson. J. Gido. T. Gillett. J. Gomolekoff, J. Gonzalez. L. Gore. M. Grabinski. J. Granberry. S. Gray. R. Griffin. C. Gross. D. Grove. D. Grundman. M. Grzegorzewski. L. Gustafson. J. Guzowski. P. Haddix. S. Haffley. K. Haft. P. Hakala. B. Hallman. R. Hamilton. D. Hammer. J. Hammill. N. Hanson. D. Halt. T. Hawley. E. Hawley. J. Hazlett. A. Healey. A. Hellmann. S. Henderson. F. Henderson. R. Hermann. M. Hodges. R. Holland. S. Horton. R. House. C. Hughes. G. Ireland. J. Jaglowski. E. Jankowski. B. Jennings. L. Jerioski. K. Johnson. C. Johnson. K. Joint. J. Jonasen. C. Jones. D. Jones. E. Jordan. C. kaday. k. Kaday. M. kalinowski. C. kaschak. M. kehl. k. kimet. C. kitts. B. klan. B. klett. C. kocher. N. kocher. T. kreider. S. koeberle. J. kowal. L. kroh. J. kroh. J. kruise. k. krystek. M. kurtic. M. LaRock. D. Lee. M. Lemke. H. Lentz. D. Letkiewicz. C. Letkiewicz. J. Lillie. B. Lingenfelter. R. Lipinski. k. Little. B. Loomis. J. Loomis. L. Lubak. k. Lunger. D. Maiewski. D. Majewski. R. Maloney. D. Marshall. V. Martin. T. Marzka. S. Matos. M. Mayes. G. Mayo. T. McHenry, k. Medina. T. Meek. D. Mendez. A. Minnich. N. Mikelonis. M. Mikotajczyk. C. Miller. A. Miller. B. Miller. C. Miller. D. Miller. G. Miller. H. Miller. k Miller. L. Miller. P. Miller. R Miseta. J. Mitchell. B. Mitchell. W Moffan. B. Moffett. L. Mohr. P. Morey. P. Morrill, k. Morris. D. Morris. J. Morrison. D. Morse. G. Morton. L. Mosakowski. M. Mowrey. D. Moyer. K. Muccino. S. Murawski. T. Nelson. P. Nesselhauf. T. Nemergut. S. Neubert. M. Orzechowski. P. Ott. C. Palkovic. D. Parmenter. E. Par men ter, T. Parrish. S. Patterson. D. Patterson. D. Peio. S. Perdue. N. Peters. R. Peterson. D. Petroff. P. Petty. J. Pitonyak. S. Pius. J. Podalski. M. Powell. E. Pratt. S. Pullium. D. Randall. E. Randolph. J. Reilly. J. Rekitt. N. Remmick. M. Rhoades. R. Rice. C. Richardson. R. Ritchie. L. Roberts. A. Robinson. J. Robinson. S. Robson. B. Rodriguez. C. Roschnow. S. Sarnie son. $. Savelli. G. Sayre. P. Schneelock. D. Schneelock. k. IQ SchouHis. L. Schwein. L. Servidio. S. Sexauer. T. Sienerth. R. Seip. T. Shrevc, B. Silveus. T. Sitter. V. Slivinski. k. Smith. B. Smith. C. Smith. K. Smith. L. Smith. M. Smith. M. Smith. S. Snyder. S. Snyder. T. Spencer. C. Spencer. D. Spiker. B. Stadtmiller. C. Stanbro. D. Stankiewicz. S. Stara. M. Steadman. C. Steen. D. Stefnoski. M. Steigmeyer. L. Stelmack. D. Stephney. M. Stewart. E. Stewart. R. Stone. J. Sova. S. Strachan. S. Stull. D. Sulecki. T. Sweeney. C. Swiderski. T. Sypin. G. Sypin. G. Szocki. B. Szocki. A. Szymanski. P. Tafelski. S. Thomas, k. Thompson. C. Thompson. G. Timon. C. Trevino. D. Troup. R. Turk. J. Turner. S. Tuszynski. B. Vash. S. Vega. C. Vietmeier. B. Vinson. C. Vuksta. J. Wade. S. Wall. B. Wall. D. Walsh. J. Walter. M. Ward. D. Warner. A. Warner. R. Watson. D. Weed. B. Wernicki. T. 113 White. B White. D Wieczorek. C. Winicki. D. Wisniewski. J. Wotdanski. L. W ell. R. Woodard. A. Yurkewicz. J. Zarilla. K. Now where in the world did I put my book ? The only way to fail this class is to drown. 114 Did you hear the one about . . . Patrons We urge the East High faculty, alumni, and students to patronize those listed below, whose generosity has contributed to the success of this annual. Academy High Quarterback Club Duggan Rider Co.. Inc. Academy High Student Senate Dusckas-Bailey Funeral Home, Inc. Action Printing and Business Forms East High Boosters Dr. and Mrs. Norbert Alberstadt, M.D. East Lake Hardware Allen-Schaaf Insurance Agency Eastland Bowl, Inc. Alliance Home of Erie P.N.A. Club East Side Beer Co. Doctors Amacher. Scully, and Roos Robert H. Enterline D.D.S. -P.C. American Hollow Boring Co. EPM Corporation Angelo's Beauty Supplies Erie Bearings Co. A. R. A. Food Services. Inc. Erie Book Store Arby’s Erie-Bucyrus Co. Arfax Studio Erie Ceramics Arts Co. Arrow Drug Stores, Inc. Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Autoclave Engineers. Inc. Erie East Pharmacy Dr. Gertrude A. Barber. Ed. D. Erie Education Association Bayview Orthopaedic Associates. Inc. Erie Eye Clinic Bello's Eoodland Erie Industrial Electric Supply Co. Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Erie Industrial Supply Co. J. H. Bennett Storage and Carting Erie Institute of Technology, Inc. P. Alan Benson, D.D.S. Erie Lamp Glass Samuel P. Black Assoc.. Inc. Insurance 6 Bonds Erie Maennerchor Club Blossey’s Tux Rental Erie Mantel Tile Co.. Inc. Boldt Machinery and Tools. Inc. Erie Manufacturing Supply Corp. Bollinger's Eleetwing Service Station Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Boyer's Rental City Erie Sport Store. Inc. Brown Derby Cattle Co. Erie Strayer Co. Brugger Funeral Home Erie Times-News Burhenn's Pharmacy Frisco Industries. Inc. Bob Burns T.V. and Appliance Ernie's Restaurant Donald C. Burton Funeral Home ESC Realty Co. Canada Dry Bottling Corp. Farrell Automotive Machine Shop Candyworld’s Book Ciy Eeidler T.V. Sales 6 Service Carm’s Style Shop Firch Baking Co. Car-Paul Safe Lock Co. Florida Realty of Erie Carpet Towne. Inc. Dr. J. D. Eriedlander. D.D.S. Cathay Inn Dr. Mrs. Thomas V. Galla. D.D.S. Central Labor Union Industrial Union Council AFL-CIO Garden Heights Pharmacy of Erie County. Pa. General Exterminating Co. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Cohen. M.D. General Teamsters Union Local 397 J. L. Cox Men's Store Gertrude Driscoll Dress Shop Les Crago Jewelers Gillespie Machine Tool Co. William S. Crawford Greengarden Lanes Credit Bureau of Erie. Inc. Grise Audio Visual Center P. A. Cutri Co.. Inc. Leon C. Gustafson Inc.. Opticians Dairy Institute of Erie Area Hagan Business Machines. Inc. Damore's Restaurant Dave Hallman Chevrolet. Inc. George J. D'Angelo, M.D.-. P. G. Sardesai. M.D. Wilfredo Hamilton Lumber Co. S. Tan. M.D. Hammond's Market Decorator Gallery-Paints and Wallpaper Hector's Restaurant D. K Stores. Inc. Dr. Mr. William C. Hendricks. Jr.. M.D. Doctors’ Osteopathic Hospital Hess Bros. Opticians Dodsworth, Inc. Hoffman Camera Shop E A Doubet, Jewelers Hubbell Supply Co. Downtowner Motor Motel Inn Insurance Management Co. Drayer Plumbing Heating Jerilu Fruit Center 115 Dr. R. E. Kaiinowski, O. D. Kimmel Auto Sales Kinzua Environmental. Inc. Francis V. Kloecker. Jr., Funeral Home Kim-Kraft Incorporated Knights of St. John Knobloch Oldsmobile-Toyota Park Laborers' Local Union No. 603 Lakeport Distributors. Inc. Lake Shore Markers Lakeview Forge Co. 6 Erie Tool Works (Division) Little Bit of Sweden Restaurant Loesel Insurance Agency. Inc. Loyal Christian Benefit Association Luzier Beauty Salon Mace Electronics Jackson D. Magenau Francis K. Mainzer, M. D. Marquette Savings Association Masterweld Company of PA. Inc. McCarty Printing Corporation David R. McConahy. Insurance McCreary Roofing Co. Meadow Brook Dairy Co. MediCenter Pharmacy Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Mercier. M. D. John P. Messina. Plastering Contractor M. G. Electric Company Mighty Fine Donuts Miller Bros. Garden Center Forrest C. Mischler. M. D. Modern Industries Mutual Savings 6 Loan Assn. Lemson L. Myers Agency. The Insurance Center” A. E. Narducci. M. D. V. T. Narus. M. D. Niagara Plastics Co. Norb's Welding and Ornamental Ironwork Northwest Institute of Research Ohmer True Value Hardware Gene Parlette Tire Co. Parson's Penn Glass Co. Pastore Brothers Builders Pennsylvania Artificial Limb 6 Brace Co.. Inc. Perry Mill Supply Co. Perry Shipbuilding Corp. Frank Pettinato. D. D. S. Porreco Motors, Inc. Potratz Floral Shop Presque Isle Boiler Repair Presque Isle Clinical Group: Dr. D. C. CarnevaL Dr. E. L. DiCotai Dr. C. E. Liken Presque Isle Office Products. Inc. Pulakos Candies Rapid Transit Company. Inc. Rectal and Colon Surgery. Inc. N. A. Rectenwald Blueprint Supply Co. Reed Manufacturing Co. Remnant Store R. E. North Co. Rhodes Auto Service Ricardo’s Restaurant Rinderle Electric Contractors Ross Copus Tires. Inc. Leon S. Rzepka Funeral Home Saga Club Sanner Office Supply Co.. Inc. Dr. John J. Sarbak. D. D. S. Chester S. Schaal Funeral Home Dr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Schaaf. M. D. The James H. Schaaf Family Martin Schenker 6 Sons Contractors Schilling's Carpet Sales Installations School Pictures. Inc. - John L. Lorei Fred A. Schriefer Son Plumbing Schroeck Optical Fashions Arthur F. Schultz Co. John Adams Schwinn Cyclery. Inc. Shear Perfection Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Shupala. D.D.S. and Dr. and Mrs. D. Grant Daubenspeck, D.D.S. Shushok Vollant Construction Co.. Inc. Simon Building Products. Inc. SkatErie Roller Rink Slovak National Club B. Leonard Snider. M. D. South Erie Turners South Gate Hardware Supply Laurence J. Spaeder £ Sons Plumbing Richard H. Stancliff. D. O. Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. Studio One Warren Radio Dr. Leo J. Swantek. M. D. Jane Theuerkauf. Realtor Tillman Florists Triangle Tool Co.. Inc. Trost £ Steinfurth Florists U. E. Local 506 United Paperworkers Int'l. Union. AFL-CIO. Local 630 Venango Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Atty. Michael J. Veshecco Nicholas Virgilio Joseph A. Walczak. Jr. Weber Electric Supply, Inc. Wilber S. Wallace. M. D. Willetts Memorial Co. Workingman's Savings Association WJET Radio Warren W. Wood £ Son Funeral Home Wydee Dydee Yaple Vacuum Cleaners £ Sewing Machines Zeller Agency WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE ASSISTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING: Bruce A. Chase ................. Patricia Orloff ................ Arfax Studio ................... Walsworth Publishing Company National School Studios. Inc..... ........ Business Manager ................ Art Work ...............Photography ................. Printing Underclassman Photographs Sunrise emblem courtesy of Nada Jovanovich, Class of 1981. East High May we e’er keep thy dear name unspoiled. 118 119 WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY r K • w

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