SUNRISE 1983 Table of Contents Introduction ................................................... 3 Administration and Faculty ..................................... 5 Dedication ..................................................... 9 Seniors ....................................................... 17 Sports ........................................................ 45 Activities .................................................... 75 Underclassmen ................................................ 103 Patrons ...................................................... 120 I East High School 1151 Atkins Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16503 2 Introduction Just as an artist takes a blank canvas and works it into a masterpiece, so too the Class of 1983 has designed and shaped the color of their tomorrows by living their todays here at East High School. As freshmen they have sketched the outline without which there could be no form in the portrait. They have started with an idea to develop in succeeding years. As sophomores they have added detail and perspective. Drawing on the wisdom and knowledge of their teachers, they have learned to think and to be creative. They have added depth and insight that make the portrait seem possible and indeed workable. As juniors they have built on the foundations of the preceding years and now add the shades and hues of their experiences and friendships at East High School to clarify and heighten the portrait of their everyday school life. As seniors they have stood back to reflect on the rainbow of memories that have gone into producing their masterpiece and to add the final touches. They have all contributed their talents, their ingenuity, and their character in a unique blend of capabilities to render a special living masterpiece, the portrait of the members of the class of 1983. 3 Administration And Faculty Tinting Our Days With Wisdom 5 East High School Principal John Danowski Principal of East High School 6 Assistant Principals John R. Martine Rupert J. Stadtmiller Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 7 8 JOHN M. DREW Dedication Deeds, not words may well be the motto associated with this East High School faculty member who for the past twenty-three years has been an outstanding example of the citizenship and leadership qualities emphasized in his social studies classes. A graduate of East High School and of Edinboro State College with a major in social studies and a minor in geography, he has taken additional studies leading to a master’s degree at Edinboro State College. Gannon University, Western Michigan University and Wilkes College. His teaching career has included a wide variety of social studies courses including civics, urban geography, citizenship education, world cultures, sociology and American history. He has demonstrated his leadership qualities and expertise in other communities on three separate occasions when he participated on the Middle States evaluating teams. At one time a member of the East High football team, this faculty member has coached varsity football, was faculty manager of the wrestling team, and coached the boys’ tennis team for fifteen years. In addition he was mentor of the Geography Club and adviser to the Ski Club for several seasons. For several years he has coordinated the assemblies and activities connected with Black History and Brotherhood Week. Furthermore, for a period of seven summers, he has worked with the GECAC program in positions such as counselor, supervisor and summer coordinator. A member of the EEA, PSEA. and NEA, he also lists membership in the American Legion Post 200 and in Catholic Charities. In recognition of his personal example of the qualities of outstanding leadership and community-oriented service, his embodiment of success that is the spirit of East High School and his dedication and professionalism in teaching thousands of East High students on the junior and senior high school levels, the yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1983 Sunrise to our highly esteemed faculty member. John M. Drew. 9 Guidance Counselors Agnes R. Cecho Guidance Counselor Frank J. Flaraczy Guidance Counselor Luther R. Manus. Jr. Guidance Counselor 10 Board of Directors Thomas C. O’Rourke Superintendent Edward J. Sparaga President Tom Casey Vice-President Harry M. Edwards John C. Harkins Brenda A. Pundt Eva Tucker, Jr. Edward M. Brzezinski English. 9 Linda L. Ace General Mathematics I. 9 Consumer Mathematics. 10-12 Ruth A. Adams School Nurse. 9 12 Betty J. Althof Poster Art. 9-12 Art 1-2. 9-12 Painting Crafts. 9-12 Betty A. Buhite General Mathematics 1. 9 General Mathematics 2. 10 Vincenzo G. Caserta Spanish 1-2, 9-12 Ronald P. DeMarco Mathematics 2. 10 Algebra I. 9 Mary L. Duncan English. 12 English. II Honors English. II Newspaper. 11-12 Dolores M. Dutkosky Stenography I. 11-12 Stenography 2. 12 Office Practice. 12 Accounting 2. 12 John M. Drew World Cultures. 10 Citizenship Education. 9 Richard F. Fetzner Environmental Science. 11-12 Earth and Space Science. 9 Carl S. Filipowski Geometry. 10 Honors Geometry. 10 Consumer Mathematics. II John R. Foster Band. 9-12 Chorus. 9-12 Choir. 9-12 Music Appreciation. 9-12 Louis N. Gianatiempo Earth and Space Science. 9 Chemistry. 11-12 Honors Chemistry. 11-12 MaryJane Golab English. 9 James W. Granger Citizenship Education. 9 A.P. Modern European History. 12 William C. Grugin Biology. 10 A.P. Biology. 12 Trudy G. Hall Home Economics I. 9-12 Home Economics 2. 10-12 Home Economics 3. 12 Individual Living. 12 German 1-2, 9-12 Francis J. Hart Carole A. Kaminski Citizenship Education. A.P. English. 12 9 English. 12 English. 9 U George E. Kaufman Modern American His-tory. II Honors World Culture . K) World Culture . K) Charles N. Kent Economics Law Government. 13 A.P. U.S. History. II Donald J. Kolakowski English. II Honors English. 9 John P. Koval Physical Education-Pool. 9-13 Christ D. Lambros English. 9-K) Michael P. Maine William A. Maneval Gary N. Masiroff Thomas J. Matusiak Special Education EMR. Biology. 10 Modern American His- World Cultures. 10 9-13 Earth and Space tory, II Citizenship Education. Science. 9 Citizenship Education. 9 9 Ina L. Mellon EMR English. 9-13 EMR Social Studies. 9-13 Mary V. Miller Introduction to Business. 9 Record Keeping. 10 L. Lucille Moore Ronald G. Passarelli Typing I. 11-13 English. 9-10 Accounting I. 11-13 -N I tV I Timothy A. Pohl Earth and Space Science. 9 Honors Earth and Space Science. 9 Computer Programming. 9-13 Virginia S. Pompeani Independent Living. 13 Home Economics 1-3. 9-13 Mary L. Popadak Charles E. Ramsey Robert C. Savko Librarian. 9-13 Algebra I. 9 Drafting. 9-13 Honors Algebra I. 9 Algebra 3. 11-13 John J. Sedlock George Simitoski Industrial Arts. 9-13 Horticulture. 11-13 13 Thomas O. Sheridan English. 9 English. 10 U.S. History. II Ronald R. Turbaczew-ski Health. II Gloria D. Truner Literature. 9 Theresa R. Verga Biology. 10 Honors Biology. 10 Science Survey. H Q Betty E. Waite English. 10 Honors English. 10 Patrick J. Gourley Physical Education. 9-12 Gary G. Heath Woodworking. 9-12 Jean M. Hemmings Special Education EMR. 9-12 Robert L. Kwiatkowski Physical Education. 9-12 Thomas J. Mangold Speech Therapy. 9-12 Jeanne Marie Ryan L.D.R.R.. 9-12 Leonard Andrzejewski Guidance Counselor. 10-11 Bruno A. Caserta Newspaper Journalism. 11-12 Honors English. II English. II English. 12 Edward A. Grode Assistant Principal Robert E. McDowell Industrial Arts. 9-12 Kathryn T. Sackett Home Economics. 9-12 Robert S. Stinely Economics Law Gov ernment. 12 A.P. U.S. History. II Services Secretaries Chief Office Clerk Robin Pancerev with LeElla S. Tague. Office Clerk. Teacher Aide Marie Biletnikoff. Cafeteria Staff. Row li Frances Letkiewicz. Evelyn Marzka. Sarah Gonzalez. Agatha Dorich. Margaret Kedzierskii Row 2 Manager Theresa Steigmeyer. Joanne Dinger. Lois Hammill. Ann Burdick. Grace Kalinowski. Maintenance Staff: Tom Cahill. Chief Engineer Sam Vona. Susan Hurta. Hank Pilgere. Seniors Reflecting A Rainbow Of Memories Senior Class Officer : Theresa Davis. President Kerry Kruise. Vice-Presidenti Mrs. Mary Jane Goiab. Advisori Kathy Thomas. Secretaryi Kim Miller. Treasurer. GRETCHEN ANNE THERESA ANDERSON GINNY E. ARNDT JAMMIE E. PAUL M. PATRICIA A. ROSALIND M. ARRINGTON ASKINS BARNES BARNETT ANNIE K. DENISE MARIE LAURIE JOAN NINA LEE BASKIN BAUMAN BENDER BERTOLO 18 ROBERT J. APRIL LYNN TERRY W. PORTIA MARIE BINDEMAN BINGHAM BISHOP BIVENS LAURIE A. DIAHN MICHELLE THOMAS W. ANTHONY WAYNE BOOK BORGES BRENNAN BROOKS 19 CHERYL ANN BROWN MARY VIRGINIA BROWN The three musketeers strike againl RUTHIE ANN CRAIG ALLEN LEE LAWRENCE P. BROWN BRYANT BUCKLIN COLLEEN MARIE BURKE PETER PAUL PENNY LEE FELICIA MARIE DEBBIE D. BUZIEWICZ CAMPBELL CARROLL CARTER X) BRIAN EDWARD CASE SHERI A. CASWELL KEITH A. CATALDE RENEE MARIE CHRZANOWSKI YVETTE MARIE CLEMENT ARTHUR J. COMBEST SHELLEY R. COOLEY YVONNE MARIE CLEMENT VICTORIA H. CODY SCOTT CHARLES COHICK And the winner if .. . KEVIN M. COOK SHERRY D COOLEY 21 LEE JAY MARY BETH CUMMINGS DANISZEWSKI VICKIE LYNN CHRIS E. MICHELE VARARA THERESA M. DANOWSKI DARBY DAVIS DAVIS YVONNE JOHN LEO TINA MARIE SUE ANN DEBOE DEMBINSKI DENNING DEUEL 22 Mirror, mirror on the wall . . . ROSEMARY DOBSON DAVID ALAN DOMBROWSKI PATRICIA LEE DONAHUE LOIS ANN DRANZIK I deserve a break today. VERNON MARSEL DUCK DARLENE DURANT KENNETH C. MARGARET B. FEASTER FERRINGER CHRIS E. FIELD CATHERINE ANNE FRAME MARY E. FREY RON A. FROEHLICH 33 V-I-C-T-O-R-YI That our enior battle cryl JANE MARIE FRY EUGENE K. GARLAND JUANITA R. PATTI JO CLARENCE D. DIANE RENE GIBSON HAFT HAMILTON HAMILTON ROBERT E. RICHARD RHONDA JO CRAIG A. HENDERSON HODGES HORTON HOUSE JAMIE CARL L. B. SHAWN MICHAEL KAREN MARIE HOWARD HUGHES JACKSON JOHNSON CHRISTINA MARIE E. DARLENE JONASEN JONES PAMELA Y. JONES KIMBERLY MARIE KADAY MARK DANIEL KADAY CONNIE LYNN KALINOWSKI MICHELLE A. KASCHAK GENE KENNETT 25 KERRY TIMOTHY Finally free in 831 KRUISE RONDA SUE LINGENFELTER 26 KAREN L. LIPINSKI BRENDA LEE LITTLE RON E. LOMAX JACQUELINE RENEE LOVE KEVIN M. LUBAK RAMONA LISA MARSH STEVE MARZKA MIKE P. MATOS BONNIE LYNN McELHENIE DONNA E. MEEK Caught in the act. CHERYL DENICE MILLER HATTIE L. MILLER KEVIN P. McHenry KIMBERLY ANN MILLER Z7 RONALD JAMES ROY NANCY L. BRIAN S. MILLER MILLER MINNICH MITCHELL DONALD W. LINDA J. LESLEY ANN SUSAN A. MORRISON MORTON MOYER MUCCINO 28 SUSAN MARIE DAVID PAUL DAVIDA MARIE MARK R. NEMERGUT PATTERSON PATTERSON PELLETIER PATRICIA ED C. « ' ,h«y? PETROFF POWELL MARY PATRICIA POWELL ELEANOR MAE RANDALL MARK J. REMMICK CHARLES C. RICE LAVERNA MARIA ANNETTA MARIE JUNE SHERRY LYNN RITCHIE ROBERTS ROBINSON ROBISON JEFF A. TIMOTHY A. SHERRI ANN LAURA JEAN ROSSI SABOLSKY SANDERSON SCHOULLIS TAMMY LYNN DALE R. RICHARD P. KIMBERLY S. SEIDLER SHOFFNER SIENERTH SMITH 30 TINA MARIE SNYDER SHAWN SOVA DEBORAH LYNN SPENCER REBECCA LYNN SPIKER MARY MELODIE ANN MAUDIE S. SHARON MARIE STEFNOSKI STORA STOVALL STRACHAN DEBBI J. STULL TAMMY SULECKI PATRICIA ANN SZYMANSKI TRUDIE RENEE TATE 31 KATHY ANNE THOMAS CHRIS M. TIMON WILLIAM W VIETMEIER APRIL DIANE WARNER JOHN C. WISNIEWSKI LISA M. CHARLES E. CASSANDRA KAYE WOLDANSKI WOODARD ZALES n KAREN MARIE ZARELLA East High Homecoming Queen candidates at their best. Other 1983 Graduates: VERONICA LEE BUCHANAN GARY PAUL CLARKSON CHARMELL C. CORDRAY JIM L. GUSTAFSON JAMES G. HARRIS FRANCES ANN HENDERSON ROY LINGLEY RICKY A. MAY DAVID DOMINIQUE PULLIUM SUSAN RICHARDSON DARLENE G. STELMACK MARVIN D. WILLIAMS DIANNE MONICA WINICKI Senior Directory GRETCHEN ANNE THERESA ANDERSON Choir 4i Polish Club 2. 3. 4s Travel Club 3. 4; Color Guard I, 2s Monitors I, 4 Red Cross 3, 4-. Class Play 4i Eastcapades 2. 4i Mascots 3-, Bowling I. 2. 4i Y-Teens I, 2. 3, 4; Senior Executive Board 4. GINNY E. ARNDT JAMMIE E. ARRINGTON Band I, 2, 4i Horticulture Club Is Football I, 2i Wrestling I, 2s Monitors It Intramurals I. 2, 4. PAUL M. ASKINS Travel Club 4t Water Polo 3.4t Tennis 4t Raquetball 4t Eastcapades 3t Intramurals I, 2. 3t Y-Teens 4. PATRICIA A. BARNES Monitors 4. ROSALIND M. BARNETT Band It Monitors 4. ANNIE K. BASKIN Choir 4. DENISE MARIE BAUMAN Track I, 2, 3, 4t Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 (Captain)i Eastcapades 2t Cross-Country I. 2. 3, 4. LAURIE JOAN BENDER French Club I. 2; Travel Club 3. 4t Track I. 2, 3. 4-, Swimming 2-, Monitors 4; Class Play 4t Eastcapades 3-. Senior Executive Board 4t National Honor Society 3, 4t Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4-. Science Club 4t High-Q 4. NINA LEE BERTOLO Monitors I, 2, 3. 4-, Red Cross 3. 4-. Student Council It Class Play 4-, Eastcapades 2. 3, 4. ROBERT J. BINDEMAN German Club I. 2t Student Council 2t Computer Club 4. APRIL LYNN BINGHAM Monitors 4t Red Cross 4. TERRY W. BISHOP Travel Club 4t Football 4; Water Polo I. 2, 3. 4-, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4t Baseball 4t Class Play 4-. Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4. PORTIA MARIE BIVENS Monitors 4. LAURIE A. BOOK DIAHN MICHELLE BORGES French Club 3 Monitors 4i Red Cross 3i Eastcapades 3. THOMAS W. BRENNAN Latin Club l Baseball 2s Wrestling It Tennis 3.4i Basketball 4 Tom-Tom 4-, Monitors 4i Class Play 4i Eastcapades 4i Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4 Bowling I. ANTHONY WAYNE BROOKS Travel Club 4i Baseball 2. 4i Tennis 3i Basketball 2. 4; Tom-Tom 4s Monitors 4i Library Aides 4 Class Play 4i Eastcapades I. 2, 3. 4i Computer Club 4 Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4. CHERYL ANN BROWN Travel Club 4s Sunrise 3. 4 (Co-editor)i Volleyball 2. 3, 4. (Captain). Softball 3, 4. Basketball I, 2, (Captain)i Monitors 2s Class Play 4 Eastcapades 3i Y-Teens 2, 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4. MARY VIRGINIA BROWN Monitors 4i Track 3. RUTHIE ANN BROWN Choir I. 2i Girls’ Chorus 3. 4, Monitors 4 Library Aides 2i Class Play 4 Eastcapades 2, 3. 4i Y-Teens 4. CRAIG ALLEN LEE BRYANT Spanish Club 4. Travel Club 3, 4s Football I, 2. 3, 4s Track 3. 4s Basketball 2, 4s Monitors 4s Table Tennis I. 2. 3, 4s Class Play 4t Eastcapades 4s Computer Club 4s Senior Executive Board 4s Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4s A.V.A. I. VERONICA LEE BUCHANAN LAWRENCE P. BUCKLIN Travel Club 4s Tennis 3, 4s Tom-Tom 4s Monitors 4s Library Aides 4s Eastcapades 2, 4s Computer Club 4s Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4. COLLEEN MARIE BURKE Travel Club 3, 4s Sunrise 3, 4 (Co-editor)s Basketball 2s Monitors 2. 4s Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4s Class Play 4. PETER PAUL BUZIEWICZ Travel Club 4s Track I, 2, 3, 4s Wrestling 2s Tom-Tom 4s Monitors 4s Eastcapades 3s Cross-Country 3, 4. PENNY LEE CAMPBELL Choir 2, 3s Girls' Chorus Is Sunrise 4s Volleyball 2. (Manager) 3, (Manager)s Color Guard I. 2, 3. 4 Student Council I, 2, 3s Eastcapades 2. 3s National Honor Society 3, 4s Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. FELICIA MARIE CARROLL Monitors 4i Red Cross 3; Gymnastics 2. DEBBIE D. CARTER BRIAN EDWARD CASE Track 2; Intramurals I, 2, 4. SHERI A. CASWELL Monitors 4; Basketball 2. 3. (Manager); Y-Teens 2. 3. 4i French Club 2. KEITH A. CATALDE RENEE MARIE CHRZANOWSKI Travel Club 4; Monitors 3. 4i Class Play 4; Eastcapades 4t Bowling 4; Y-Teens 4. GARY PAUL CLARKSON YVETTE MARIE CLEMENT French Club 2i Twirlers 4i Monitors 3. 4i Eastcapades 3i Gymnastics I. 2. 3 Y-Teens 2. YVONNE MARIE CLEMENT Monitors 4i Class Play 4i Eastcapades 4. VICTORIA H. CODY Monitors 4. SCOTT CHARLES COHICK Travel Club 4i Water Polo I. 2. 3, 4; Swimming I, 2, 3 Tennis 4i Monitors 4; Student Council lt Eastcapades 3, Golf I. 2. 3. ARTHUR J. COMBEST Football 2. 4 Baseball 3t Tennis It Basketball 2; Monitors I. KEVIN M. COOK Water Polo 3. 4i Monitors 3, 4; Intramurals 3. 4. SHELLEY R. COOLEY Monitors 4i Y-Teens 4. SHERRY D. COOLEY Monitors 4i Y-Teens 4. CHARMELL C. CORDRAY Student Council 2. LEE JAY CUMMINGS MARY BETH DANISZEWSKI Polish Club 3, 4t Bowling 3. VICKIE LYNN DANOWSKI Travel Club 4-, Cheerleaders 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 4-, Class Play 4t Eastcapades 2. 3, 4t Class Officers 2 (Secretary)i Gymnastics I. 2, 3 Y-Teens 4t Homecoming Court 4. CHRIS E. DARBY Choir 2. 3. 4; Travel Club 4i Cheerleaders 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4i Monitors 4i Library Aides 2. 4i Class Play 4-, Eastcapades 2, 3, 4i Intramurals 3, 4 Gymnastics I, 2i Y-Teens 3, 4. MICHELE VARARA DAVIS Choir 2i Girls' Chorus I; Travel Club 4i Monitors 3. 4t Class Play 4 Eastcapades 4i Intramurals 2i Y-Teens 4. THERESA M. DAVIS French Club I. 2. 4; Travel Club 4t Tom-Tom 4t Student Council I. 2i Class Play 4i Eastcapades 3; Senior Executive Board 4t Intramurals 3i Class Officers 3, 4; Y-Teens 4i Homecoming Court 4. YVONNE DEBOE Choir 4 Track I, 2, 4i Monitors 3, 4i Library Aides 2i Class Play 4 Eastcapades 4i Y-Teens 4. JOHN LEO DEMBINSKI Choir 3, 4 (Treasurer); Model U. N. 3. 4i Science Club 4-, Football I. 2. 3, 4: Track 2. 3. 4 (Captain); Monitors 4; Class Play 4; Eastcapades 3. 4. TINA MARIE DENNING Cheerleaders 2; Monitors 2, 4; Computer Club 4; Gymnastics I, 2. 3; Y-Teens I. 2. SUE ANN DEUEL French Club I, 2, 3. 4; Travel Club 4; Wrestling Cheerleaders 3. 4; Monitors 4; Class Play 4; Eastcapades 4-, Bowling 4t Y-Teens 4. ROSEMARY DOBSON Library Aides 2. 4; Red Cross 4; Class Play 4; Eastcapades 4; Y-Teens 4. DAVID ALAN DOMBROWSKI German Club I. 2; Polish Club 3. 4; Travel Club 4; Model U. N. 3; Hi-O 2, 4; Science Club 4; Library Aides 2; Eastcapades 3-, Computer Club I. 2, 3; Senior Executive Board 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. PATRICIA LEE DONAHUE Travel Club 4; Monitors 2, 4; Red Cross 4-, Class Play 4; Eastcapades 2, 3. 4; Gymnastics I, 2. 3: Y-Teens 4. LOIS ANN DRANZIK Girls’ Chorus I. 2; French Club I, 2; Track I, 2; Library Aides I. 2, 3; Class Play 2-, Cross-Country I. 2. VERNON MARSEL DUCK Football I, 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2; Monitors 4. DARLENE DURANT Monitors 2. 4s Class Play 4, Eastcapades 4i Y-Teens I. KENNETH C. FEASTER Horticulture Club 3. 4i Swimming 2. MARGARET B. FERRINGER Girls' Chorus Is Water Polo Cheerleaders 2s Red Cross 4i Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4. CHRIS E. FIELD Travel Club 4. CATHERINE ANNE FRAME Travel Club 4i Red Cross 4; Class Play 4 Eastcapades 3. 4i Y-Teens 2, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4. MARY E. FREY Choir I. 2, 3; French Club Is Cheerleaders I. 2. 3; Track 1, 2s Color Guard I. 2s Student Council I, 2. 3. RON A. FROEHLICH JANE MARIE FRY French Club 2. 3. 4s Travel Club 4s Model U. N. I. 3, 4s Softball 2s Color Guard I, 2, 3. 4 (Captain)s Red Cross 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3. 4s Computer Club 4s Senior Executive Board 4s Intramurals 3s Metro Bowling I, 2, 3, 4s Bowling I. 2, 3 (Secretary), 4s National Honor Society 3. 4s Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4s Pep Club 4s Raquetball Club 4s High-Q 4. EUGENE K. GARLAND Band I, 2, 3, 4, (Co-Drum Major)s Choir 2, 3, 4s French Club 3, 4s Travel Club 3. 4s Model U. N. 2. 3. 4s Track 3, 4s Baseball 2s Student Council 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades I, 2, 3. 4s Senior Executive Board 4s Golf 2. 3, A.V.A. 4. JUANITA R. GIBSON Sunrise 4. JIM L. GUSTAFSON Spanish Club 2, 3s Football 2. 3. 4s Baseball Is Basketball 2, 3s Monitors 2s Golf 2s Gymnastics i. PATTI JO HAFT CLARENCE D. HAMILTON Football Is Wrestling I, 2. 3, 4. DIANE RENE HAMILTON Choir Is Spanish Club I, 2s Track I. 2. 3s Color Guard I, 2, 3. 4s Monitors I. 2. 3s Library Aides Is Class Play Is Eastcapades I, 2s Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4s Gymnastics I. JAMES G. HARRIS Horticulture Club 4s Football I. 2s Track 2. 3. 4s Monitors 3. 4. FRANCES ANN HENDERSON ROBERT E. HENDERSON Chorus 4s Football I. 2, 3, 4s Basketball 2s Intramurals 1. 2. 3. RICHARD HODGES RHONDA JO HORTON French Club 3. 4s Wrestling Cheerleaders 4s Softball 2. 4s Red Cross 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4s Mascots 4s Metro Bowling 3. 4s Bowling 3, 4s Y-Teens 4. CRAIG A. HOUSE Track 2. 4. JAMIE CARL HOWARD Horticulture Club 3. 4s Football I. 2. 4s Track I. 2. 3. 4s Wrestling 4s Monitors 4s Red Cross 3, 4s Eastcapades 4s Computer Club 4. L. B. HUGHES Monitors 4s A.V.A. 4. SHAWN MICHAEL JACKSON Polish Club I, 2 s Monitors 4s Library Aides 2s Eastcapades 3s Computer Club 2s Racquetball 3, 4s Senior Executive Board 4. KAREN MARIE JOHNSON Choir 3, 4s Girls' Chorus 2s Color Guard 3s Monitors 4s Red Cross 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4s Y-Teens 2. 4. CHRISTINA MARIE JONASEN French Club 2, 3. 4s Travel Club 4s Volleyball 3, 4s Red Cross 4s Y-Teens 2, 4. E. DARLENE JONES PAMELA Y. JONES Monitors 4s Track 2s Gymnastics I. KIMBERLY MARIE KADAY Travel Club 4s Swimming 2. 3. 4s Color Guard 3. 4s Monitors I, 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4s Computer Club 4, Y-Teens I, 2. 3. 4. MARK DANIEL KADAY Football I, 3. 4s Monitors 4. CONNIE LYNN KALINOWSKI Cheerleaders 2s Volleyball Manager 3. 4s Monitors 4s Class Play 4. MICHELLE A. KASCHAK Monitors I. 2, 3. 4. GENE KENNETT Band 4i Choir 3. 4-, Eastcapades 3. NANCY JEAN KOCHER Track 3, 4i Color Guard 2s Red Cross 4i Eastcapades 3, 4s Religious Literature Group 4; Wrestling Cheerleaders 3, 4 Water Polo Cheerleaders 2, 3. TIMOTHY F. KOCHER SUSAN E. KREIDER Twirlers 4 (Manager) Library Aides 2. 3-, Class Play 4 Bowling 2. 3. JOHN WILLIAM KROH Wrestling 2, 3. KERRY TIMOTHY KRUISE Travel Club 3. 4i Baseball 2. 4 Tom-Tom 3, 4i Monitors 4i Class Play A, Eastcapades 3i Computer Club 2-, Senior Executive Board 4-, Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Class Officers 3, 4i Bowling 2, 3. 4i Y-Teens 4-, Student Council 2, 3. 4. RONDA SUE LINGENFELTER Volleyball I. 2. 3 4, Track I. 2. 3. 4. ROY LINGLEY Spanish Club I. 2, 3i Basketball I. KAREN L. LIPINSKI Sunrise A, Library Aides L, Student Council Is Class Play 4s Y-Teens I. 2. 3. 4. BRENDA LEE LITTLE Travel Club 4s Twirlers I. 2. 3. 4 (Captain)s Swimming 3s Library Aides 2s Red Cross 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 2, 3s Volleyball Intramurals 3s Bowling I, 2. 3. 4s Metro Bowling I. 2, 3. 4s Y-Teens 2. 3. 4. RON E. LOMAX Football 2. 3. 4s Track 4s Monitors 4. JACQUELINE RENEE LOVE KEVIN M. LUBAK Travel Club 4i Model U.N. 4s Track 3. 4s Monitors 4s Cross Country 2, 3, 4. RAMONA LISA MARSH Monitors 4s Class Play 4. STEVE MARZKA Horticulture Club 3s Library Aides 2. 4s Eastcapades 3. MIKE P. MATOS Horticulture Club 3, 4s Football 4s Baseball 2. 3, 4s Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4. RICK A. MAY Monitors 4. BONNIE LYNN McELHENIE Choir I, 2, 3 (Librarian), 4 (President)s Travel Club 2s Sunrise 4s Tom-Tom 4s Monitors 2. 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 2. 3s Senior Executive Board 4s Mascots 4. KEVIN P. McHENRY Band I. 2, 3, 4s Choir 3. DONNA E. MEEK Travel Club 4s Y-Teens 2, 4. CHERYL DENICE MILLER Band I. 2. 3. 4 (Drum Major). Sunrise 4s Monitors 4s Eastcapades 3s Intramurals 3. HATTIE L. MILLER Track I, 2. 4, Monitors I. 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4s Y-Teens 4s Intramurals I, 2, 3s Library Aides I. KIMBERLY ANN MILLER Travel Club 3. 4s Wrestling Cheerleaders 4s Volleyball 2, 3, (Manager)s Softball 3, 4s Monitors 2, 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3, 4s Mascots 4s Class Officers 2. 3. 4 (Treasurer)s Gymnastics I, 2, 3 (Captain), 4 (Captain)s Y-Teens 2 (Vice-President), 3 (Secretary). 4s Senior Executive Board 4s Homecoming Court 4. RONALD JAMES MILLER Band I. 2. 3. 4s Choir 4s Football 2 Baseball 3, 4s Wrestling 2, 3. 4s Monitors 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3s Intramurals 2, 3. ROY MILLER Wrestling 3. 4. NANCY L. MINNICH Spanish Club 2. 3s Volleyball 2. 3. BRIAN S. MITCHELL Football 4s Track 3s Baseball 4s Wrestling 4. WILLIAM R. MOFFATT Wrestling 4s Monitors 4. PAUL CHARLES MOHR Choir 4s Travel Club 4s Model U.N. 3. 4s Track I, 2, 3. 4s Wrestling 2, 3. 4s Monitors 4, Student Council Is Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4s Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4. DONALD W. MORRISON Horticulture Club 4s Football 4s Monitors 4s Eastcapades 3. LINDA J. MORTON Monitors 4. LESLEY ANN MOYER SUSAN A. MUCCINO Band I. 2. 3 4i Marching Band I, 2; Concert Band 3. 4 French Club 2s Travel Club 3. 4i Twirlers 3. 4 Tom-Tom 4i Library Aides I, 3i Class Play 4i Eastcapades 3; Computer Club 3i Senior Executive Board 4 Bowling 2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 3, 4s Y-Teens I. 2, 3. 4i Homecoming Queen 4. SUSAN MARIE NEMERGUT Travel Club 4i Cheerleaders 2. 3. 4-, Monitors 2i Eastcapades 2, 3s Golf I, 2. 3s Intramurals 3-, Gymnastics 2 Y-Teens I. 2, 3, 4i Homecoming Court 4. DAVID PAUL PATTERSON Monitors 4; Racquetball Club 4-, Eastcapades 3; Computer Club 4. DAVIDA MARIE PATTERSON Monitors 4; Library Aides I, 3. 4-, Computer Club I: Y-Teens 2. 3. MARK R. PELLETIER Wrestling Is Volleyball L Soccer I, 2s Hockey I. PATRICIA PETROFF Girls' Chorus l Latin Club 2 Travel Club 4i Class Play 4s Intramurals 3i Y-Teens 4. ED C. POWELL Travel Club 3, 4; Water Polo 3s Swimming Is Baseball 2s Monitors 3. 4s Student Council 4s Cross-Country Is Class Officers 2 (Vice-President). MARY PATRICIA POWELL Choir 2, 3. 4s Girls' Chorus Is Travel Club 4s Volleyball Is Basketball I. 2, 3. 4 (Chartkeeper)s Monitors Is Class Play 4s Eastcapades 2. 3s Y-Teens 3. 4. DAVID DOMINIQUE PULLIUM Basketball I. 2. 3. 4s Monitors 4. ELEANOR MAE RANDALL French Club 3s Travel Club 4s Color Guard 4s Library Aides 4s Eastcapades 3s Y-Teens 2, 4. MARK J. REMMICK Monitors 4s Eastcapades 3. CHARLES C. RICE Monitors 3. 4. SUSAN RICHARDSON Girls' Chorus Is Track 2s Cross-Country I. LAVERNA MARIA RITCHIE Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4s Track I. 2. 3. 4s Basketball 4s Monitors 4s Student Council I. 2. 3s Eastcapades 2. 3, 4s Cross-Country I. 4s Intramurals 2, 3s Y-Teens 3. ANNETTA MARIE ROBERTS Latin Club Is Track I. 2, 3s Color Guard I. 2. 3. 4S Monitors I. 2. 3s Library Aides I. 2s Red Cross Is Class Play 4s Eastcapades I. 2s Intramurals I, 2. 3s Gymnastics I. 2, Y-Teens I. 2. JUNE ROBINSON SHERRY LYNN ROBISON Tom-Tom 4s Monitors 2s Library Aides 3s Class Play 4s Eastcapades I. 2, 3, 4s Intramurals 3, 4s Gymnastics 3s Y-Teens 4. JEFF A. ROSSI Monitors 4s Eastcapades 3. 4. TIMOTHY A. SABOLSKY SHERRI ANN SANDERSON French Club Is Library Aides I. 2. 4. LAURA JEAN SCHOULLIS French Club 2. 3s Travel Club 3. 4s Wrestling Cheerleaders 3, 4s Library Aides I, 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4s Y-Teens 3, 4. TAMMY LYNN SEIDLER DALE R. SHOFFNER RICHARD P. SIENERTH Horticulture Club 4s Student Council 3s Eastcapades 3s A.V.A. I. 2. 3. 4. KIMBERLY S. SMITH Library Aides 4s Y-Teens 2, 4. TINA MARIE SNYDER Travel Club 4s Monitors 4s Library Aides 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4. SHAWN SOVA Horticulture Club 3. 4s Travel Club 4s Football I. 2. 3. 4s Track 3. 4s Monitors 3, 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3, 4s Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4, A.V.A. 4. DEBORAH LYNN SPENCER Volleyball 2s Tom-Tom 3, 4s Monitors I, 3, 4s Library Aides 2s Red Cross 4s Student Council I, 2. 3. 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades I, 2. 4s Mascots 4s Y-Teens 4. REBECCA LYNN SPIKER Basketball I (Storekeeper) 2s Monitors 4, Class Play 4i Eastcapades 4i Mascots 4i Y-Teens 2. MARY STEFNOSKI Volleyball 2, 3, 4 (Captain)-, Monitors 4. DARLENE G. STELMACK MELODIE ANN STORA Choir 4t Monitors 4i Y-Teens 2. MAUDIE S. STOVALL Monitors 4. SHARON MARIE STRACHAN Choir 2 (Secretary)i Girls' Chorus I (President )s Travel Club 4i Volleyball Manager 2, 3i Color Guard I. 2, 3. 4t Monitors 4i Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3. 4s Y-Teens 2. 3, 4. DEBBI J. STULL Travel Club 4s Twirlers I, 2. 3s Monitors 4-, Red Cross 2. 3s Wrestling Cheerleader 3, 4S Eastcapades I. 2, 3s Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4. TAMMY SULECKI Sunrise 4s Library Aides Is Student Council 2, 3s Class Play 4s Y-Teens I. 2. 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN SZYMANSKI Travel Club 2, 3, 4 Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4(Captain)s Monitors 2, 4s Class Play 3. 4s Eastcapades 2, 3. 4s Computer Club 4s Senior Executive Board 4s Golf I. 2, 3s Intramurals 3s Class Officers 2 (President)s National Honor Society 3, 4t Y-Teens I (President), 2. 3 (President), 4. TRUDIE RENEE TATE Monitors 4s Class Play 4s Y-Teens 4s Homecoming Court 4. KATHY ANNE THOMAS Band I, 2, 3, 4s French Club 2, 3s Student Council Is Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3-, Senior Executive Board 4s Intramurals 3s Class Officers 3 (Secretary), 4 (Treasurer)s Y-Teens 4. CHRIS M. TIMON Travel Club 3. 4-, Football I, 2s Track 2s Wrestling 2, 3, 4s Monitors 3. WILLIAM W. VIETMEIER Travel Club 4s Monitors 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 4. APRIL DIANE WARNER Band I, 2. 3, 4s French Club 2. 3s Travel Club3.4s Library Aides I. 3s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3s Computer Club 3s Senior Executive Board 4s Bowling 2. 3, 4s National Honor Society 3, 4s Y-Teens I, 2. 3, 4. MARVIN D. WILLIAMS Band 2s Track Is Basketball I. DIANNE MONICA WINICKI Polish Club 2. 3. JOHN C. WISNIEWSKI Horticulture Club 4s Football 4s Wrestling 2. LISA M. WOLDANSKI Travel Club 2. 3. 4s Cheerleaders 2 (Captain). 3. 4s Softball 2. 4s Monitors 2. 4s Red Cross I. 2, 3. 4s Student Council 2, 3s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 2. 3. 4s Senior Executive Board 4s Golf I. 2, 3s Intramurals 3s Gymnastics 2s Y-Teens I (Secretary) 2, 3, 4 (President). CHARLES E. WOODARD Monitors 4s Class Play 4. CASSANDRA KAYE ZALES Travel Club 4s Twirlers 2. 3, 4s Model U.N. 4s Class Play 4s Eastcapades 3, 4s Y-Teens 4s Science Club 4. KAREN MARIE ZARELLA Travel Club 3, 4-, Twirlers I, 2, 3. 4 (Co-Captain;, Cio— Play 4s Eastcapades 2, 3. 4s Computer Club 4s Intramurals 4s Metro Bowling 2s Bowling 4s Y-Teens 4s Pep Club 4. 39 Senior Personalities MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Theresa Davis and Kerry Kruise SHY AND BASHFUL Tom Brennan and Donna Meek CLASS BRAINS Dave Dombrowski and Laurie Bender HANDSOME AND PRETTY Mike Matos and Sue Muccino i u BEST DRESSED Dave Pullium and Trudie Tate 40 MOST MISCHIEVOUS Lisa Woldanski and Paul Askins FIGURE AND BUILD Hattie Miller and Clarence Hamilton CUTEST SMILE Yvonne DeBoe and Kevin McHenry BIGGEST FLIRTS Patty Donahue and Scott Cohick CUTEST COUPLE Shelley Cooley and Jamie Howard 41 In Memoriam PENNY LEE CAMPBELL April 13. 1965 — September 15. 1982 This school year began on a tragic note for those who knew Penny Campbell. On September 15,1982, Penny died in a car accident. Penny Lee Campbell, a senior, was a member of the Y-Teens, the Girls' Chorus, and the Color Guard, as well as a member of this year’s yearbook staff. In addition she was a member of the National Honor Society. Penny was strong in her Christian faith as a member of the Harborcreek Baptist Church. Penny was a friend to all who knew her and very dear to those of us who were close to her. Penny's absence from the Class of 1983 is deeply felt by all of her classmates. Although Penny Campbell is sorely missed, her kind memory will be forever cherished. Sometimes we do not understand The things God lets” be done. For we know He's all powerful, Believing in His Son. Penny now has moved away From this to her new home. For, with her Jesus, now she is In her mansion, to roam. I know she told Him, to His face The needs of all your hearts. And asked Him that He'd always be Of each of you. a part. Her testimony, don’t let die. It's what she lived life for. So lift your heart in praise to Him With Penny, at life's door. You each want Penny now alive And free from every strife. But, friend, she is, for she's not dead. She's in Eternal Lifel 43 — Gene Kennett Sports 44 Boys’ Track Row I: S. Tharp. J. Dembinski. J. Young. J. Mitchell. J. Bu hi Row 2; E. Garland. J. Mitchell. R. Porter. E. Moffett. K. Lubak. P. Mohr. J. Burns. B. Hollamani Row 3: C. Miller. G. Burns. D. Thomas. S. Balogh. J. Hinspeter. G. Bender. G. Law. T. Visosky. D. Shirley, Row 4. K. Lomax, S. Sova. H. Miller. C. Tate. M. Jordan. T. Mickens. R. Moore. E. Spagel. M. Jones. M. Lubak. K. Warren. The East High Boys’ Track Team had its first good season since 1969, as it was the first time that East won the district championship, even though Ariennville tied East for that honor. East was also second in the Metro Meet and had the potential to even win that. Eight boys participated in the District Meet and all eight qualified for the state level competition. Almost all the track records were broken this year except for the two hurdle races, the 400m and the 3300m races. East was blessed with some great sprinters in Pinky Miller and Barry Hollaman, both seniors who were instrumental in establishing new records in the lOOn. 30On and the 400m relays. Other seniors who were instrumental in manufacturing a winning track season were Jeff Burns. Shawn Carson. Mike Boykin. Ron Porter, Ed Moffett. Ron Billups. Tony Mickens. Charles Miller. James Harris. Dave Shirley. Randy Allen, and Jeff Young. Juniors who helped make this a banner track season were John Dembinski, Kevin Lubak, Jamie Howard, and Pete Buziewicz. Gordon Burns. Greg Bauman. Roosevelt Price. Danny Thomas, Tony Hollingsworth. Ed Spagel and Dave Mihalco. all sophomores, show tremendous potential for shattering more records, even though they helped establish them this year. There are some freshmen who show much potential and also the desire to succeed. East’s field events will get a big boost from freshmen Mike Lubak, John Davis. Keith Lomax, and Jim Mitchell. There were many others who contributed their best for the general success of the team under the leadership of Coach Carl Filipowski. Perhaps next year more winning days will arrive. Girls’ Track Row I: M. Gamble. D. Bauman. R. Lingenfelter. Lee. C. Fi her. Manager C. Darby. V. Gavin. Y. L. Bender. C. Bumper . S. Martini Row J, Moffatti Row 4: C. Bishop. J. Kellogg. Coach M. J. Bindeman. B. Key . L. Ritchie. T. Walker. T. Maine . S. Kocher. Turk, T. Jonesi Row 3i C. William . N. Kocher. S. Under the disciplined leadership of Coaches Don Feeney and Mike Maines. the 1981 1982 Girls’ Track Team garnered the Metro Championship title this year. Metro champs were Janice Bindeman in the triple jump-, Brookye Keys with a new Metro record in the 1600m run and a first in the 800m run-, Denise Bauman in the 3200m run and Christine Williams and LaVerna Ritchie in the 3200m relay. New school records were set by Janice Bindeman in the highjump; Brookye Keys in the 800m and the 1600m-, Christine Williams in the 300m hurdles; Denise Bauman in the 320On run; LaVerna Ritchie, Missy Gamble. Cynthia Fisher, and Valencia Gavin in the 400m relays and Shannell Lee. Cynthia Fisher, Brookye Keys, and LaVerna Ritchie in the 1600m relay. Two of the girls from this fantastic team also qualified for the State Track Meet held in Shippensburg. They were Brookye Keys in the 800m and Valencia Gavin in the lOOn. Also contributing to the team were Ronda Lingenfelter and Tina Turk in the field events, Laurie Bender in the hurdles, and Tia Walker in the 400m. With an entire team of underclassmen returning, the coaches look forward to a bigger and better team for the 1983 season. 47 Boys’ Baseball Row l E. Buchanan. M. Chilcott. D. Honard. S. M. Szymanski. J. Sama. R. Ofiecki. J. Krysiak. B. Tate. Osiecki. P. Crosby. J. Baker. R. Miller. A. Combest. D. D. Lewis. Assistant Coach. J. Zorn. R. Simpkins. Kalinowskii Row 2-. K. Williamson. Head Coach. M. Matos. j tec ft'Te abtes IfJBRSOBLO 525 E 10 S 456 5053 , -r The Boys’ Baseball Team, under the direction of head coach Kent Williamson, finished their 1982 regular season with a record of 6-12. The Team did make the AA Playoffs and won the District 10 Championship. Congratulations go to Matt Chilcott. senior, and Mike Matos, junior, for receiving All-City honors. Of the eighteen players, three outstanding seniors were chosen to play in the All-Star game. They were E. J. Buchanan. Dave Honard. and Matt Chilcott. With eleven of the eighteen players graduating, the Warriors will have a young team in the 1983 season. Returning lettermen include: Steve Osiecki, Ron Miller, Mike Matos, Jerry Krysiak, and Jeff Zorn. Girls’ Softball Row I: k. Miller. P. Stewart. E. Gool. S. Dancy. K. Flick. S. Rupp. C. Browrn Row D. Fisher. K. Bujnowski. A. Dembinski. J. Florvath. S. Potts. V. Stewart. M. Jones. V. Jones. The Girls’ Softball Team ended its 1982 season with a record of 9-11 under Coach Phil Koval. They placed fourth in the Metro League with a record of 7-7. The girls, with a repeat performance of last year, became the AA Metro Champs. After qualifying for the district playoffs, they lost to Fort LeBoeuf by a score of 8-1 in the quarterfinals. Placing on the All-Metro Team were Diane Fisher at shortstop and Mae Jones in the outfield. On the second team were Peg Stewart at third base and Sarah Dancy as designated hitter. Honorable Mention included Anne Dembinski as outfielder, Joanne Jarmolowicz at second base, Karen Flick as outfielder. and Val Jones at first base. Congratulations for team awards go to Peg Stewart for Most Valuable Player, Vicky Stewart for Rookie of the Year, Val Jones for Golden Glove — Outfield. Mae Jones for Golden Glove — Infield, and Val Jones for the Big Bat Award. With ten of the fifteen girls returning next season, the team anticipates a very successful 1983 schedule. 49 Boys’ Tennis Row l K. Goss. L. Bucklin. C. Lucas. T. Brook . Row Coach M. Grignol. T. Burke. T. Brennan. R. Lamp. P. Santry. 50 The bright spot of the 1981-1982 Tennis Team was junior Tom Brennan, who won three points out of a possible three at the St. Mark's match. The team is young with only one senior, Tim Burke, on the squad. The team is eager to work on their game over the summer and is anticipating a better record for next year. The returning underclassmen include Tom Brennan. Chris Lucas, Ken Goss. Ray Lamp, and Tony Brooks. . Volleyball Row I: S. Bauer. R. Lingenfelter. C. Brown. Captain. M. Stefnoski. Captain. C. Kalinowskii Row 2: Coach D. Lipinski. C. Jonasen. P. Burns. C. Kalinowski. A. Lipinski. The Girls' Volleyball Team ended their season with a record of 4-10 under the direction of Coach Denise Lipinski. Although the tally of wins was rather low. the girls played a high caliber style of volleyball. The team setters, who were also the playmakers of the team, were senior Cheryl Brown and sophomore Ami Lipinski. Ronda Lingenfelter. a senior, was a highlight of the games with her powerhouse serving. Defensive standout was senior Mary Stefnoski. Most improved player was freshman Cindy Kalinowski. All around laurels are awarded to junior Patty Burns, who brought the team alive with her consistent efforts and constant hustle. Christina Jonasen. senior, and Shelly Bauer, junior, were also valuable contributing team members. 51 Water Polo Row I. K. Cook. G. Kiddo. A. Smith. B. Askins. J. Hubbard. A. Schultz, Row 2, T. Bishop. P. Askins. S. Cohick. P. Menosky. Coach M. Kiddo, Absent, M. DiRaimo. 52 Although the 1981-82 Water Polo Team had many close matches, they came out with a 1-7 record. The only victory was against Academy. The winning score was 11-10, with the winning point scored by Greg Kiddo, the team’s leading scorer, who received honorable mention to the City Team, along with fellow player Scott Cohick. Other outstanding players were seniors Paul Menosky, Joe Hubbard and Bernie Askins, with juniors Terry Bishop, Scott Cohick, Paul Askins and Kevin Cook, as well as sophomores Mark DiRaimo, Alan Schultz and Andy Smith, also contributing. The three top Warrior scorers were Greg Kiddo with 21 goals, Terry Bishop with 21 goals and Paul Menosky bringing up the back with 19 goals. Although not satisfied with the team’s record. Coach Mark Kiddo was delighted with the players’ performances. Valuable assistance was provided by team manager and scorekeeper Lisa Purzycki in the form of organizing the cheerleaders, making sure equipment was in working order, and providing much needed moral support for the team. Also supporting the team were the water polo cheerleaders led by Captain Kathleen Dowd and Co-captain Lisa Purzycki. The squad’s advisor was Coach Mark Kiddo. Coach Kiddo and the 81-82 water polo team thank the water polo cheerleaders for their outstanding, morale-building support. Members of the cheerleading squad not pictured on the opposite page include: Lisa Bertolo, Laurie Bender. Nancy Kocher, Lisa Purzycki, Lisa Blose, Stephanie Popoff, Sandy Azevedo. Rose Britton. Lisa Spencer, Darla Priester. Heidi Johnson, Darci Renzi, Beth Marino, Sally Boettiger, Michelle Moskel, Sherri Lucas. Sue Azevedo, Sue Kocher, Beth Molder. Cherie Bukala. Michelle Counasse and Shelly Goss. 53 Boys’ Cross-Country Row I: G. Bauman. R. Chilcott. D. Lubak. E. Spagel. B. Keys. Row 2: D. Davis. T. McLendon. J. Hinspeter. M. Almeda. C. Keys. P. Buziewicz. 54 The 1983-83 Boys’ Cross-Country Team, under Coach Carl Filipowski. did not fare too well, ending near the bottom of the pack with a 3-7 league record and a record of 4-7 overall. Greg Bauman was hurt most of the season, so the year went as Greg did. Darryl Lubak and Pete Buziewicz are the only seniors on the squad. Many juniors, however, will be returning next season, so the potential for a better season is there. Runners like Ed Spagel. Billy Keys. Jamie Hinspeter. Clarence Keys. Mike Almeda. Danny Davis and Bob Chilcott could spell trouble for a lot of teams next year. Girls’ Cross-Country L. Brook . C. Fi her. B. Key . D. Bauman. L. Ritchie. The 1982 83 Girls’ Cross-Country Team, under the leadership of Coach Carl Filipowski, took third place in the city meets this year with a record of 3-2. However. Denise Bauman and Brookye Keys had outstanding seasons. Denise set a new course record at Frontier with a time of 19:28. She also qualified for the State Meet by placing third in the District Meet. Brookye placed eighth in the District. The entire team effort brought sixth place honors in the District Meet and third place in the Sectionals. Other team members who helped make a winning season were Lorri Brooks. Cindy Fisher, and LaVerna Ritchie. Seniors LaVerna Ritchie and Denise Bauman leave Brookye Keys with the job of setting some new standards at East. tocMi? Varsity Football Row I: J. Zorn. J. Plaza. M. Nagy. T. Lindsey. M. Johnson. G. T. Bishop. M. DiRaimo. J. Pogue. J. Justka. T. Hayes. B. Mitchell. Burns. W. Jordan. T. Hollingsworth. K. Goss. Row 2 A. Combest. J. Wisniewski. Manager) Absent M. Matos. R. Henderson. S. R. Lomax. J. Howard. M. kaday. M. Lubak. C. Bryant, J. Mitchell. Sova. J. Krysiak. J. Dembinski. J. Sama. A. Burns. F. Stoveri Row 3: M. Pope. E. Truchanowicz. R. Price. The 1983 edition of the East High Warrior Varsity Football Team was a young, inexperienced group of hardnosed men. This year was a rebuilding year with only eight returning veterans greeting new Head Coach. Phil Koval, in early August. Inexperience and injuries played havoc with the Warriors as they struggled through a 3 7 season. But things look bright for the future. Nineteen returning lettermen, including Gordon Burns. Tony Hollingsworth. Jose Plaza. Roosevelt Price, Jose Sama. Ken Goss. Mike Nagy and Mike Lubak, will take the field next year with the hope and spirit of a successful season. Graduating seniors include Craig Bryant. Ron Lomax. Mike Matos, Terry Bishop, Bob Henderson. Art Combest. John Dembinski. Jamie Howard. Mark Kaday. Shawn Sova and Manager John Wisniewski. 57 J.V. Football Row l K. Earli. S. Robison. L. Higgins. A. Anderson. J. Bindeman. J. Ponder. M. Sulecki. M. Jones. R. Tolbert. M. Nedreskii Row 2: S. Jones. J. Morgan. J. Cherry. G. Smith. J. Kaliszewski. T. Truchanowicz. B. Lucas. G. Free wall. A. Frampton, T. Spageli Row 3. E. Polk. M. Knight. E. Smith. M. Hubbard. M. Hughes. R. Jones. R. Lomax. J. Porter. H. Miller. K. Wilczynski. D. Tompkins. Manageri Absent: M. Morrow. The Junior Varsity Football Team had a large squad composed of thirty-two freshmen and two sophomores. This young team was winless in nine attempts, but showed steady improvement throughout the season. Young faces like Robert Tolbert. Mike Hughes. Mark Knight. Mike Nedreski. Jon Cherry, Jim Bindeman. Tom Spagel and Avis Anderson show a promising future. Coach Dale Lewis hopes that all of the freshmen return and produce a successful season next year. 58 Homecoming 1982 Theresa Davis and escort Bryant Hayes Homecoming Queen Sue Muccino and escort Jim Laboda 59 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Row h D. Pullium. C. Thompson. A. Combest, $. Pulliumi Row 2-. T. Goudy. J. Booker. R. Shopene. M. Pope. T. Hollingsworth. Coach Don Kolakowski with seniors Charles Thompson. David Pullium and Art Combest. With only one player returning from the 1981-82 basketball team, this year’s Warriors faced an entire rebuilding program. The team consisting of three seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores, possessed little height with the tallest starter at 6'll , lacked experience, and had to learn an entirely new system under Coach Don Kolakowski. Facing more experienced and much taller opponents, the Warriors emphasized ball control and switching defenses to complete the campaign with a deceiving 6-13 record, since five losses came about by an average of four points. Leading the offensive attack was 5'6 senior David Pullium who averaged 17.2 points per game. David was a unanimous choice to the All City Senior All-Star Team and a member of the All Section Metro team. Seniors Art Combest and Charles Thompson, both playing reserve roles, completed their basketball careers. With the return of six players, a good nucleus for the 1983-84 team exists. With the experience gained this year and with hard work until next season, the Sunrisers should improve. 60 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Row l L. Shirley. Manager. J. Horvath. S. Logan. D. Fisher, T. T. Giles. A. Dembinski. L. Brown. D. Bauman. Captain. Mr. T. Turk. S. Potts. Scorekeepen Row 2: Miss J. Satyshur. Assistant Matusiak. Head Coach. Coach. C. Williams. C. Williams. J. Bindeman. V. Jones. P. Burns. The East High Girls' Varsity Basketball Team concluded the 1983-83 season with a 13 win and 8 loss record. Their Metro League score was 8-6 which tied them with St. Benedict’s for playoff consideration. They eventually lost the playoff game with St. Benedict’s after defeating them twice in regular season play. The highlight of the season had to be defeating the city champion Villa Maria team twice in league play. While every other team will be losing an outstanding crop of seniors, our team will be losing one senior. Captain Denise Bauman. Therefore, things should continue on the upswing next year, since the Girls’ Basketball team will be returning all five starters in addition to a young bench. Coach Tom Matusiak believes the key to next year’s season will be how dedicated the girls can become towards basketball and how good they want to make themselves. 63 Captain Denise Bauman. Boys’ J.V. Basketball Row l J. Ponder. K. Warren. M. Sayles. C. Popa. J. Newell) Row Mr. D. Feeney. Coach. R. Moore. R. Daniels. P. Kitchen. B. Lucas. S. Zarella. The 1982-83 J.V. Warrior Basketball Team experienced a rebuilding year this season. The Little Warriors were paced in scoring and rebounding by sophomore Captain Paul Kitchen. Playing forward and adding great rebounding ability was sophomore Robert Daniels. Ball handling and setting the offense were aptly handled by freshman Brian Lucas, who also led the team in assists, and sophomores Kevin Warren and Russell Moore. Rounding up the team were Scott Zarella, Chris Popa, Jimmy Newell. Jeff Ponder, and Maurice Sayles. Although the Little Warriors suffered through a disappointing season, the team was highlighted by its hustle and team spirit. Coach Don Feeney with Captain Paul Kitchen. Girls’ J.V. Basketball Row h S. Szocki. L. Brown. C. Williams. N. Stantoni Row Miss J. Satyshur. Coach. A. Williams. M. Hamm. M. Kaday. T. Giles. $. Williams. A. Williams. C. Franklin. The Girls’ J.V. Basketball Team completed its most successful season ever with an 11-6 record, under Coach Janet Satyshur. This year’s team consisted of the most talented group of ninth and tenth graders ever to wear the Scarlet and Gray of the Junior Varsity. With only two returning letter winners, the girls really had to work hard to make the offense and defense effective against one of the toughest J.V. Metro leagues in years. The team finished with a 9-5 Metro record, good enough for third place. Leading the Warriors were captains Cheryl Williams and Louise Brown. Louise set a single season scoring record as a freshman with 184 points. Cheryl, who started every game as a freshman and as a sophomore, was second in scoring with 118 points. Sonya Williams also broke the 100 point mark with 104 points for the season. Hard work, team support, their never-say-die” attitude and determination were the qualities that made this year’s team a success. Congratulations on a record season and much good luck next year. Co-captain Cheryl William and Loui e Brown. 65 Boys’ Bowling Row li R. Entley. T. Truchanowicz. D. Shubert. P. Dovishawi Row 1 S. Cohick, P. Askint. K. Lubak. E. Truchanowicz. P. Mohr. 66 Girls’ Bowling Row li S. Bauer. J. Fry. R. Horton. B. Little. T. Johnson. S. Lepkowski. C. Lepkowski. Miss B. Buhite. Adviser. Wrestling Row h J. Hin peter. R. Stafford. M. Key . D. Davi . B. lithe, T. McLendon. R. Browni Row h Mr. M. Maine . Coach. B. Mitchell. B. Key . E. Spagel. T. Spagel. J. Cherry. D. Ulmer. J. Plaza. The 1982-83 Wrestling Team, under Coach Mike Maines. had a very disappointing year with a record of 3-K). They also had to cancel the last five matches due to an inability to put a team on the mats. The C average” rule had a devastating effect on the team, since many returning lettermen were ineligible for over half the season. Even with these problems, when facing opponents with similar wrestling backgrounds and eligibility rules. East reigned supreme. For example. East defeated Academy 34-22 and Strong Vincent by a score of 28-25. The highlight of this year, for the team as a whole, was a fourth place finish in the Portville Central Christmas Tournament. Outstanding individual performers were Michael Keys with a first place in the Portville Tournament and a second place in the Metro Tournament and Sonny Hamilton with a second place finish in both the Portville Tournament and the Metro Tournament. Unfortunately, Michael Keys transferred to Academy and Sonny Hamilton retired before the completion of the season s competitions. This is Coach Maines’ last year as a coach and he wishes next year’s team and new coach a most successful wrestling season. 68 69 Swimming Team Row l M. Mato . J. Young. S. Beaie. M. Corcoran. J. Prietter. S. Slupski. E. Powell. S. Buckeli Row 3 Coach P. Hart. M. DiRaimo, L. Higgin . G. Bauman. P. A kin . S. Cohick. T. Bifhop. A. Schultz. K. Cook. The 1983 Swim Team was composed primarily of beginners. However, they still had a record of 2-3 which was quite good for a team put together in a little under two weeks. The Water Warriors entered a medley relay in the District Meet and beat both Tech and Academy this year. Swimming this year were seniors Terry Bishop. Scott Cohick, and Paul Askins with Mike Matos also coming out to aid this new team. Junior Alan Schultz is regarded as a fine prospect for the backbone of next year’s team. Also swimming on the team were Jim Priester, John Young. Kevin Cook, Larry Higgins, Scott Beale. Shaun Slupski. Marc DiRaimo, Greg Bauman, Marc Corcoran and Sue Bucket. If, according to Coach Pat Hart, these swimmers continue to swim and to lift over the summer, they could not only develop into future East High stars, but the Water Warriors” could also be on their way to better things next year. 70 Raquetball Club Row It K. Miller. P. Donahue. V. Danowski, C. Zales. C. Cooper. K. Zarella. S. Muccino. L. Higham. A. Juchno. L. Nilesj Row 2. M. Stenger. C. Yeager. P. Szymanski. S. Cohick. P. Askins. J. Fry. S. Pott . P. Stefno ki. M. Foot. J. Horvath. V. Stone. Row 3: Mr. P. Gourley. A. Heeter. Mr . R. Pancerev. Mr. E. Brzezin ki. Adviser. Mr. W. Grugin. D. Patterson. L. Nile . S. Jackson. P. Buziewicz. K. Kruise. J. Struchen. B. McElhenie. Ski Club M. Nagy. R. Fo ter. E. Scribner. C. Lavin . J. Barbara. Mi C. Romecki. Adviser. J. Matczak. C. Kwiatkowski. Absent: A. Lipinski. B. Muffie. J. Peter . 72 Girls’ Metro Bowling Row h B. Little. J. Fry Row 3. T. Johnson. R. Horton. S. Bauer. Miss B. Buhite. Adviser. East High Booster Officers 1983 Officers. Row I. John Wiertel. John Buszek. President Joseph Wiertel. Paul Prizinsky. Bill Strike Row 3. Leo Kaminski. John Kaminski. Ed Zukowski. Joe Peters. John Satyshur. Nick Ivic, Paul Wilkins. sauiAUDy Working In The Glow Of Friendship Eastcapades 1982 76 High-Q Row l F. Fomich. A. Warner. L. Bender. J. Fry. L. Waisleyi Row 2: D. Dombrowski. R. Chilcott. B. Heitzenrater. C. Lavin . M. Steadman. Mr. L. Gianatiem-po. Advi er. Model U.N. Row li S. Sova. J. Fry. C. Zales. C. Bryantj Row 2-. M. Gourlias. R. Chilcott, J. Zorn. J. Dembinski. E. Garland. K. Lubak. P. Mohr. P. katsadas. Mr. G. Manroff. Adviser. 77 East High Representatives Pictured with Mr. John Danowski, principal of East High School, are seniors who represented the school in various capacities. Jane Fry is Vice-President of the Red Cross Youth Council. Theresa Davis is Governor of the Keystone Girls’ State, a branch of the American Legion Auxiliaryi Vice-President of the Student Forum of the Erie Countyi a member of the Who's Who Among American High School Students and a member of the Society of Distinguished High School Students nominated by Shiloh Baptist Church. Rhonda Horton placed ninth in the French division of the Gannon University Foreign Language Competition. Peter Buziewicz attended the Erie Chapter Sons of the American Revolution dinner where he received the Henry T. Fowler Book Award which was a copy for the school library of Pierre Burton's Flames Across the Border. Eugene Garland is the recipient of the Model U.N. scholarship to Gannon University and serves on the Peer Jury sponsored by the Erie City Probation Office. David Dombrowski represented the Erie School District at the Pennsylvania School Boards Association annual conference held in Hershey. Pennsylvania. Senior Executive Board 78 Row !■ K. Thomas. T. Davis, G. Anderson. A. Warner. E. Garlandi Row 2: P. Szymanski. K. Miller. D. Dombrowski. Mrs. M. Golab. Adviser. L. Woldanski. L. Bender. S. Muccino. J. Fry. Student Council Row h C. Deforce. C. Franklin. S. Robison, C. Frame. Secretary. H. White. Vice-President. G. Anderson, President. T. Davis. C. Cooper. K. Jarmolowicz. J. Bauman Row 2: R. Deuel, J. Pjecha. D. Dombrowski. G. Law. B. Miller. B. Gardner. J. Kellogg, C. Bishop. M. Owens. K. Krysiak. R. Moniot, Mrs. M. Duncan. Advisen Row 3: D. Davis. E. Garland. D. Ulmer. S. Gardner. P. Kitchen. C. Lavins. K. Goss. R. Foster. S. Potts. Office And Nurse Monitors Row I. K. Johnson. V. Cody. S. Kelsey. L. Mrs. R. Pancerev. Chief Office Clerk. C. Friedman, D. Spenceri Row 2: S. Deuel. D. Kalinowski. T. Snyder. L. Bender. Borges. Mrs. L. Tague. Office Clerk. H. Miller. 79 National Honor Society Row h C. Miller, L. Woldanski. C. Brown. P. Szymanski. C. Frame, (Secretary). L. Bender (President), J. Fry (Vice-President), A. Warner, (Treasurer). S. Muccino. D. Dombrowski. L. Ritchie. K. Thomas, Row 2t Mr. R. Stinely. Faculty Adviser. D. Orloff. L. Waisley. P. Petroff. P. Burns. C. Simanowski. C. Williams. T. Sulecki. S. Robison. B. McElhenie. T. Davis. K. Zarella. M. Davis. R. Chrzanowski. R. Horton. E. Randall. H. White, L. Niles. Mr. J. Danowski, Principal of East High School. Miss J. Savocchio. Guest Speaker and Councilwoman. City of Erie. Row 3: W. Gardner. M. Gourlias. D. Smith. P. Buziewicz. C. Bryant. P. Askins. C. Woodward. S. Jackson. R. Bindeman. R. Chilcott. D. Mihalco. J. Bindeman. F. Fomich, Absent. C. Burke. R. Dobson. K. Smith. J. Wisniewski. Row l L. Bender. President. J. Fry, Vice-President. C. Frame. Secretary. A. Warner. Treasurer. Row 2: C. Brown. P. Szymanski. S. Muccino. D. Dombrowski. 80 In an evening ceremony conducted on Thursday, March 24. 1983, twenty-four seniors who had achieved a 3.0 grade average and fourteen juniors who achieved a 3.5 grade average, were inducted into the East High Chapter of the National Honor Society. The academically qualified candidates were selected by a faculty vote on the basis of their leadership, service, and character. Treasurer April Warner began the ceremony with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. President Laurie Bender introduced and presented the new members. Vice-President Jane Fry explained the purposes of the organization. Secretary Catherine Frame conducted the inscribing of the names in the register and April Warner administered the pledge. Previous members also participating included Cheryl Brown, David Dombrowski, Susan Muccino, and Patricia Szymanski. Mr. John Danowski. principal of East High School, accepted and welcomed the new inductees. Guest speaker was Miss Joyce Savocchio. Councilwoman, City of Erie. In charge of the Y-Teens who ushered for the installation was Mrs. Theresa Verga who coordinated the reception which followed the ceremony. The program was under the direction of faculty adviser Mr. Robert Stinely. We congratulate and welcome the seniors and juniors who are now members of the National Honor Society. Library Aides Row I. C. Darby. K. Smith. R. Dob on, Row 1. C. Bartlett. B. Bachmaier. L. Schwein. 81 Row I. H. White. T. Snyder. S. Lee. J. Struchen. J. Wall . E. Randall French Row I: K. Thomas. C. Jonasen. R. Horton. S. Deuel. J. Fry. T. Davis Row 2. C. DeForce. K. Scott. A. Anderson. Miss L. Warus. Adviser. E. Garland. A. Jovanovich. C. Bishop. J. Benedict. German Club Row It C. Darnell. Secretaryi R. Russell. V. Stone. K. Kwiatkowski. Treasurer! G. Truschel Row 2: M. Healy. M. Holland. Mrs. T. Hall. Adviser. B. Fisher. K. Reed. A. Williams. President. 82 Spanish Club Row l L. Brown. I. Hill. B. Stratton. I. Jordan. Secretary! N. Stanton. Vice-Presidenti T. Turk. President! K. Thomas. Treasureri C. Maleski. M. Formanski. M. Bauman. L. Highami Row 3: P. Wygant. P. Schlipf. K. Goss. C. Bryant. P. Kitchen. Mr. V. Caserta. Adviseri T. Spagel. K. Scott. J. Scypinski. T. Fetzner. T. Fickenworth. L. Niles. Latin Club 83 Row h J. Walls. F. Fomich. D. Priester. L. Niles. C. Lavinsi Row 2. M. Sayles. J. Barbara. B. Heitzenrater. J. Bindeman. Miss L. Warus. Adviser. E.A.S.T. Club Row It D. Stull. D. Spencer. K. Miller. P. Donahue. L. Purzycki. M. Foot. Mr . T. R. Verga. Advi er. L. Nilesi Row h P. Szymanski. S. Strachan, M. Powell. M. Davis. T. Tate. D. Orloff. P. Stefnoski. K. Jarmolowicz. D. Lott. T. Denning. Red Cross Row I: Mr . B. Althof. Adviser. T. Jones. M. Dawson. C. Bishop. I. Jordan. H. Miller. C. Frame. N. Kocher. C. Biumish. S. Bucket Row B. Stratton. C. Franklin. K. Bujnoski. S. Lepkowski. V. Stone. R. Florton. D. Borges. C. Jonasen. M. Ferringer. S. Kocher. J. Fry. 84 Pep Club Row li M. Holland. Treasurer, T. Johnson. P. Klemm. Vice-President. K. Johnson. President. K. Chase. Secretary. N. Lipinskii Row 2. Mrs. T. R. Verga. In-School Adviser. B. Bachmaier. S. Lepkowski. V. Stone. K. Bujnoski. M. Bauman, Absent: Mrs. B. Potts. Out-of-School Adviser. Science Club Row l S. Potts. Secretary. L. Purzycki. Treasurer. P. Katsadas. Vice-President. L. Bender. President) Row 2: Mrs. T. R. Verga. Co-Adviser. K. Jarmolowicz. D. Orloff. S. Popoff. G. Anderson. T. Hayes. J. Davis. A. Lipinski, B. Bachmaier. D. Waisley. C. Deforce. G. Kum. Mr. I. Gianatiempo. Co-Adviser Row 3: M. Gourlias. R. Chikrott. C. Zales. J. Dembmski, P. Mohr. D. Dombrowski. D. Ulmer. C. Lavins. R. Moniot. 8- K. Krysiak. J. Bindeman. J. Horvath. D. Fisher. Travel Club Row I: D. Spencer. T. Snyder. L. Vaughn. B. Mchlhenie. A. Warner. S. Muccino. K. Zarella. G. Anderson. Mrs. T. R. Verga. Adviseri Row 2-. M. Powell. S. Nemergut. T. Davis. T. Tate. M. Ferringer. L. Purzycki. D. Meek. P. Petroff. M. Davis. J. Cavarretta Row 3i B. Little. P. Buziewicz. C. Brown. K. Kruise. J. Fry, R. Horton. D. Stull. K. Lipinski, C. Jonasen. E. Randall. C. Frame. L. Bender; Row 4: S. Strachan. C. Burke. P. Szymanski. S. Cohick. P. Askins. S. Sova. E. Powell. P. Mohr. D. Dombrowski. K. Lubak. E. Garland. C. Bryant. Tom-Tom Staff Row I: S. Rice. S. Muccino. R. Horton. K. Kruise. B. McElheme. D. Spencer. S. Robison; Row 2-. P. Buziewicz. T. Davis. S. Popoff. Mrs. M. Duncan. Adviser. L. Bucklin. A. Brooks. T. Brennan. 86 Religious Literature Club Row I K. Maleski. I. Jordan. I. Hill. G. Anderson. R. Lomax Row 2: J. Pjecha. Mr. C. Lambros. Adviser; Mr. J. Foster. Adviser. Mr. D. Peterson. Guest Moderator. B. Vogel; Absent: C. Lavins. Horticulture Club Row I: L. Guriel. Y. Miller. A. Azevedo. L. Blose. G. Arndt; Row 2. E. Szocki. Mr. G. Simitoskl. Adviser. R. Stafford. C. Lucas. B. Gordon. M. Matos. A. Combest. J. Howard. President. S. Sova. Vice- President. D. Thomas; Row 3: J. Walkiewicz. G McGurk. J. Justka. W. Smith. R. Sienerth. D Krainock. J. Wisniewski. K. Nicholson. R Price. J Plaza. D. Morrison. K. Feaster. 87 Senior Co-Ed Club Row I) G. Anderson. Vice-President. L. Woldanski. President. P. Askins, Treasurer. S. Muccino. Secretary Row 2s T. Sulecki. R. Dobson. D. Meek. P. Szymanski. C. Darby. T. Davis. A. Warner. K. Zarella. D. Spencer. Mrs. T. Verga. Adviseri Row 3: E. Randall. M. Powell. K. Johnson. K. Smith. S. Caswell. C. Jonasen. H. Miller. P. Petroff. D. Stull. K. Lipinski. K. Thomas. S. Nemerguti Row 4: G. Kennett. K. Kaday. C. Brown. C. Burke. M. Davis. S. Strachan, S. Cohick. P. Buziewicz. L. Bender. C. Frame. J. Fry, R. Horton. B. Little. T. Tate. Junior Y-Teens Row I: S. Bucket. M. Stenger. B. Marino. L. Niles. Treasurer. D. Priester. Secretary. D. Orloff. Vice-President, J. Cavarretta. President, C. Lepkowski, J. Ford. A. Byes. T. Jones. S. Simanowski. L. Schwein. Row 2s M. Dietrich, M. Machalinski. S. Howard. S. Bauer. Y. Miller. D. Lott. D. Williams. M. Turner. F. Fomich. J. Bindeman. J. Horvath. S. Potts. L. Purzycki. K. Jarmolowicz, S. Popoff. P. Klemm. Mrs. T. R. Verga. Adviser. 88 Sophomore Y-Teens Row li K. Bujnoski. Secretary. A. Lipinski. President. N. Lipinski, Vice-President. A. Jovanovich. Treasurer Row 2: C. Blumish. C. Bishop. I. Hill. I. Jordan! Row 3: K. Chase. A. Juchno. B. Bachmaier. Mrs. T. R. Verga. Adviser. Freshman Y-Teens Row I: B. Puza. Secretary. L. Lamison. Treasurer. Row 3: M. Kaday. President. J. Scypinski. Vice-President. Mrs. T. R. Verga. Adviser. 89 Varsity Cheerleaders V. Danowski, Co-captain. Mi C. Kaminski. Adviser. P. Szymanski. Captain. Row l C. Darby. P. Stefnoski, P. Szymanski. L. Friedmani Row 2: D. Orioff. M. Griebel. C. Cooper t Row 3i V. Danowski, L. Ritchie, M. Foor. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders C. Bi hop. Captain. Mi C. Kamin ki, Advi er. S. Kocher. Co-captain. Row I. J. Struchen, Row 3, C. Bi hop. S. Kocher, Row 3, S. Lee. G. Pinciew ki. J. Kellogg. S. Kel ey. C. Bartlett. 91 Twirlers 1982-83 Row It S. Muccino. B. Little. K. Zarella, Row X S. Simanowski. C. Zales. Y. Clement. S. Popoff. Captain B. Little with Co-Captain K. Zarella. Adviser Mrs. M. J. Golab. and Co-Captain S. Muccino. Senior Twirler K. Zarella. Co-Captain. Y. Clement. B. Little, Captain. C. Zalef. S. Muccino, Co-Captain. 93 Wrestlerette Cheerleaders B. Keys. Co-captain, Mr . I. Mellon. Adviser. S. Deuel. Captain. Bottom to topi K. Holland, C. Fi her. L. Waisley. S. Deuel. A. Robert . R. Horton, B. Key . Sunrise Staff Facultyi Karen Lipinski and Tammy Sulecki Underclassmen: Tina Turk and Holly-Marie White Co-editor Cheryl Brown with adviser Miss Lucille Warus and Co-editor Colleen Burke. 95 East High Marching Band Row l Mr. J. Foster. Director. R. Uthe. S. Muccino. A. Warner. D. Priester. D. Lott. D. McHenry. M. Stenger. C. Tate. R. Moye. J. Ponder. D. Wilson. C. Miller Row 2 R. Zboyovski. R. Hartless. J. Ireland. J. Pjecha. R. Brown. C. Darnell. K. Thomas. L. Schwein. K. Holland; Row 3: D. Henderson. M. Powell. J. Davis. I. Jordan. S. McHenry. T. Johnson. J. Bindeman. M. Formanski, J. Young. I. Hilli Row 4! S. Lyons. L. Higgins. K. McHenry. R. Miller. $. Beale. M. Corcoran. B. Heitzenrater. D. Ulmer, B. Grove. J. Struchen. D. Smith. J. Priester. J. Jablonka. G. Kennett. Band Officers; Row li R. Miller. President. S. Muccino. Vice-President, K. McHenry, Secretary; Row 2: J. Davis. Treasurer. C. Miller. Drum Majorette. Mr. J. Foster. Director. Drum Majorette Cheryl Miller with Mr. John Foster. Director. 96 District Orchestra Angela Jovanovich. Mr. John Foster. Director. Cheryl Miller. Angela Jovanovich with Director Mr. John Foster. D.A.R. Choir Officers Award Row l A. Byes. Library Assistant. C. Bumpers. Secretary. J. Ford. Vice-President. B. McElhenie. President, Row 1 R. Miller. Librarian. P. Mohr. Assistant Treasurer. J. Dembinski. Treasurer. Mr. J. Foster. Director. Pictured above with her homeroom teacher. Mrs. Mary Duncan is senior Laurie Bender, the 1983 recipient of the Daughters of the American °' Revolution Good Citizenship Award presented by the Presque Isle Chapter. Choir Row It Mr. J. Foster. Director. S. McElhenie. K. Kruszewski. C. Darby. J. Ford. B. Johnson. D. Dawson. M. Stora. C. Bissell. S. Spencer. M. Smithi Row 2: M. Jones. A. Byes. B. McElhenie. L. Vaughn. C. Bumpers. M. Twillie. R. Spain. G. Anderson. M. Powell. K. Johnson Row 3: B. Miller. M. Porter. M. Sayles. T Walczak. R. Lomax. G. Kennett. J. Dembinski. J. Newell. E Garland. P. Mohr. M. Powell. R. Miller. Chorus Row It C. McHenry. K. Holland. I. Hill. J. McCreary, A. Arrington. M. Clayton. T. Jones. V. Gillespiei Row 1 N. Miller. T. Fairbanks. T. Petty. T. Mayes. M. Griffin. I. Jordan. Mr. J. Foster. Director. L. Shirley. L. Coleman. J. Struchen. J. Cavarretta. L. Young. B. Dunda. 98 Color Guard Row li D. Dilimone. J. Benedict) Row 3i J. Cavarretta. Secretary, M. Young. C. Crocoll. C. Lepkowskii Row 3: J. Fry. Captain, K. Scott. K. Kaday. E. Randall. J. Matczak. S. Strachan. M. Jones. Mr. J. Foster. Adviser. Drill Team Row I: N. Stanton. V. Stone. D. Williams. C. Lofton. J. McCreary. L. Lofton. C. Franklin. Row 3. M. Clayton. M. Dawson. T. Jones. L. Shirley. V. Jones. T. Turk. Captain. A. Arrington. A. Roberts. Mr. J. Foster. Adviser. Senior Class Play — Superkid Major Character : Row li L. Woldantki. P. Atkin . J. Fryi Row 2. R. Sienerth. T. Davi . K. Kruise. L. Bender. R. Miller. Director . Row I. L. Bender. K. Kruite. Mr . T. R. Verga. Advi er. P. Szymanski. Row 2. A. Warner. T. Davi . G. Anderson. L. Woldantkii Row 3. S. Sova. D. Morri on. Minor Character . Row I. M. Davi . B. McElhenie. G. Anderton. K. Thomas Row 2. A. Warner. C. Darby. E. Powell. P. Petroff. S. Muccino. Reporter Row I. S. Strachan. M. Davi . B McElhenie. Row 2. S. Jackson. D. Patterson. K. Miller. P. Donahue. Stage Crew. Row I. L. Schoullis. M. Davi . L. Ritchie. H Miller. M. Stull. S. Nemergut. Row 3. P. Buziewicz. D. Patterson. R. Lingenfelter. Powell. K. Lipinski. Row 2: D. Spencer. S. Deuel. R. Chrzanowski. C. T. Sulecki. Row 4: P. Katsadas. D. Morri on, S. Sova. P. Moore. K. Lubak. Kalinowski. C. Brown. C. Frame. T. Snyder. S. Kreider. S. Strachan. D. G. Kennett. M. Stefnoski. M. Pelletier. K. Kaday, G. Clarkson. D. Bauman. 100 A.V.A. And Stage Crew M. Nagy. Mr. G. Masiroff. Adviser. J. Zorn. P. Katsadas. S. Sova. P. Mohr. K. Lubak. E. Garland. M. Gourlias, Absent: L. B. Hughes. J. Zorn. M. Gourlias. M. Nagy. P. Katsadas. Lead Singer. S. Sova. Bass. K. Lubak. Strings. E. Garland. Moog. P. Mohr. Lead Guitan Absent: L. B. Hughes. Id 102 Underclassmen 103 Painting Their Futures Bauer. S. Bauman. G. Class of 1984 Blose. L. Briggs. L. Britton. R. Bucket. S. Bujnowski. T. Buona. M. Burns. P. Junior Class Officers: Row I. M. Haines. Treasurer, M. Griebel. Secretary, Row 2, C. Cooper. President, Mrs. M. Duncan. Adviser, D. Mihalco. Vice-President. Caughey. M. Cavarretta. J. Chilcott. R. Cirino. D. Clark. M. f 1 Cooper. C. Covington. M. Dade. F. Davis. D. Dembinski. A. 104 Denning. T. Dietrich. M. Dolan. R. Dunda. B. Eaton. D. Edmond . D. Fisher. C. Either. D. Fohner. J. Fomich. F. Foot. M. Ford. J. Foster. D. Friedman. I. Gardner. W. Garrity. J. Gavin. V. Goss. K. Goudy. T. Gourlias. M. Granger. B. Griebel. M. Guriel. L. Haines. M. Hanson. C. Hawryliw. J. Heeter. A. Heitzenrater. B. Hinspeter. J. Holland. K. 105 Horvath. J. Hubbard. S. Janosky. J. Jarmolowicz. K. Katsadas. P. Kensinger. L. Key . B. Keys. B. Kindle. D. Klemm. P. Krainock. D. Krysiak, J. Lamp. R. Law. G. Lepkowski. C. Lichtarski. P. Loop. L. Lott. D. Lucas. C. Machalinski, M. Main. P. Marino. B. Marshall. V. McHenry. S. Medina. R. Mihalco. D. Miller. B. Miller. N. Miller. Y. Niles. L. 106 Orloff. D. Plaza. J. Pogue. J. Popoff. S. Porter. E. Pott . S. Prie ter. D. Purzycki. L. Renzi. D. Rice. S. Robasky. J. Saboleski. R. Sama. J. Santry. P. Schultz. A. Schwein. D. Schwein. L. Seabrooke. G. Sedziak. D. Shower . J. Simartow ki. S. Smith. A. Sower . B. Spagel. E. Spain. R. Spanggard. T. Spencer. B. Spencer. L. Stafford. R. Steadman. M. 107 Steen. D. Stefnoski. P. Stenger. M. Stora. F. Stovall. V. Stover. F. Stratton. B. Szocki. E. Taraski. H. Tompkins. S. Truchanowicz. E. Turk. T. Turner, M. Ulmer. D. Vaughn. C. Waisley. L. Walkiewicz. J. White. H. Williams. D. Wright. S. Arrington, A. Bachmaier. B. Class of 1985 Sophomore Class Officers: P. Szoszorek. Secretary: P. Kitchen. Vice-Presidenti Mr. E. Brzezinski. Adviser. C. Bishop, President! G. Pinczewski, Treasurer. Belczyk. S. Bishop. C. Bissell. C. Blumish. C. Boniconti. C. Booker. J. Brown. D. Bruno. B. Bujnoski. K. Campbell. K. Chase. K. Cody. H. Coleman. L. Conley. T. Crotty. S. 109 Daniel. R. Davit, J. Demptey. T. DiRaimo. M. Dombkowski. C. Fitzpatrick. T. Fetter. R. Fritz. D. Gardner. T. Gibbt. T. Hooker. D. Johnton. K. Jonet. C. Jordan. I. Jovanovich. A. Juchno. A. Kellogg. J. Keltey. S. Keyt. M. Kimmy. M. no Kinem. M. Kitchen. P. Klino. M. Kocher. S. Kramer, M. Kwiatkowfki, C. Lavins. C. Lepkowski, S. Lichtarski. T. Lindenberger. T. Lino. C. Lipinski, A. Lipinski, N. Lubak. M. Lyon . $. Madison. J. Magee. M. Maleski, K. Marzka. D. Matos. R. Mayer. M. Mayer. M. Mayer. N. McCreary. J. Medina. L. Miller. Y. Mitchell. G. Moffatt. S. Moore. R. Morrow. V. Moskel. M. Myer . L. Nagy. M. Nicholson. B. Novicki. E. Owens. M. Perkowskl. C. Phelps. M. Pierce. S. Pikiewicz. M. Pinczewski. G. Pinkston. L. Pjecha. J. Ponder. J. Porter. M. Quinn. M. Quinn. P. Reed. K. Regalia. N. Remmick. L. Rossi. J. Rush. C. Rush. C. Schau. C. Schlipf. P. Seabrooke. T. Sheldon. D. Shopene. R. Simon. J. Skinner. R. Slupski. S. Smith. D. Spagei. T. Spencer. S Stanton. K. Stone. V. Struchen. J. Struzynski. J. Swasing. F. Szoszorek. P. IQ Tate. C. Tate. P. Trott, J. Turner. J. Twillie. M. Uthe. R. Vogel. B. Wallace. C. Walls. J. Warren. K. Wasser. T. Wheaton. A. White. K. Williams. C. Williams. D. ANATOMY OF RESPIRATION «| UCMN1U 0 M 'mcmamo o 113 Class of 1986 Almeda. M. Alonge. K. Ambush. D. Anderson. A. Ankenbauer. H. Anthony. S. Askins. K. AveriH. M. Barbara. J. Barnes. B. Bauman. J. Bayer. H. Beale. S. Bender. G. Benedict. J. Benny. C. Biddlestone. C. Bindeman. J. Bingham. M. Bissell, D. Boccio. S. Borkowski. C. Britton. C. Britton. C. Byes. D. Cao. M. Carter. K. Chester. N. Cherry. J. Chrzanowski, L. Clarkson. L. Cochran. D. Conner. T. Cook. M. Cooper. L. Corcoran. M. 114 Crocoll, C. Dailey. B. Darnell. C. Davit. S. Davit. T. DeBoe. J. DeVore. D. Dietz. R. Dilimone. D. Dixon. L. I Dombkowtki. D. Dunar. M. Earll. K. Edmondt. M. Eitweirth. M. Enders. J. Entley. R. Evant. T. Fabin. D. Fairbanks. T. Fairbankt. T. Fatten. D. Fetzner, T. Fickenworth. T. Formanski. M. Frampton. A. Franklin. C. Frazzini. J. Freiwald. D. Gorniak. J. Gourlias. G. Grove. E. Grubbt. L. Gutky. I. Hamm. M. IIS Henderson. T. Hendricks. C. Hess. K. Hetrick. D. Hickey. R. Higgins. L. A Hanson. C. Harris. M. Hartless. R. Hawley. C. Healey. F. Healey. Y. Himes. P. Hitchcock. M. Hodges. R. Holdsworth. M. Hubbard. P. Hughes. M. Jones. S. Justka. K. Kaday. M. Kalinowski. C. Kaliszewski. J. Kennedy, C. Kruszewski, K. Kwiatkowski. K. Kuhar. J. Kuhar. J. Kum, D. Kum, G. 116 Lamison. L. Lariccia. L. Larsen. J. LaZar. J. Lican, T. Lock. C. Locke. J. Lofton. T. Lomax. R. Loop. J. Lucas. B. MacDougall. T. McNabb. S. Main. D. Malanecki. L. Maieski. C. Marsh. $. Marzullo. F. Matczak, J. Mazanowski, L. McClintic. D. McElhenie. S. McHenry. C. McKines, S. Mellin. M. Michel. K. Miller. H. Miller. N. Miller. T. Moniot. R. Nicholson. M. Nick. R. Niedzielski. R. Nielson. G. Niles. L. Norbert. P. Montgomery. E. Morris. T. Moskel. J. Muffie. B. Myers. C. Nedreski. M. Oberlander. C. Palaszewski. C. Palmer. R. Pamula. D. Perrin. T. Petty. T. Robison. S. Robson. B. Rotunda. C. Rush. C. Russell. R. Saunders. T. Phelps. A. Phelps. W. Pickens. R. Piotrowicz. C. Popa. C. Popoff. D. Pytlarz. L. Puza. B. Quinn. P. Reed. S. Renwick. B. Rice. B. Robison. D. Putnam. E. Porter. J. Powell. M. Priester. J. Prody. J. Pursell. J. Sauers. T. Saxton. C. Sayles. M. Schoullis. S. Schroat. M. Schubert. D. Schultz. J. Scott. K. Scypinski. J. Seidler. L. Sereno, S. Shaffstall. T Sheldon. B. Shepard. M. Simpkins. R. Sisco. G. Smith. E. Smith. G. Smith. G. Smith. G. Snyder. K. Snyer. L. Speed. C. Stafford. M. 118 Stafford. T. Stanton. N. Stefgmeyer. L. Sterling, C. Stoke . K. Stone. R. Stratton. M. Strickland. J. Strieder. M. Sulecki. M. Swiderski. T. Szocki. S. Sullivan. M. Waratuke. D. Wetherbee. M. Wheeler. M. White. R. Wickle . J. Wikzyn ki. K. William . A. t Williams. M. Wilson. D. Woll. D. Wolozanski. P. Wood. L. Woodring. V Woznick. D. Wygant. D. Wygant. P. Young. J. Young. L. Zaborowski. T. Zboyovski. R. Zysk. C. Patrons We encourage the East High alumni, students, and faculty to patronize those listed below, whose generosity has contributed to the success of this annual. Dr. and Mrs. Norbert F. Alberstadt Alley Aids. Inc. Alliance College Alliance Home of Erie (P.N.A.) Club Altman-Hall Associates Drs. Amacher. Scully, 6 Roos American Legion Rogers Israel Post II Anderson Vacuum 6 Sewing Center Arfax Studio August Industrial Supply Inc. Autoclave Engineers. Inc. E. J. Bajorek. M.D. Dr. Gertrude A. Barber ASM Bauman Bayview Orthopedic Assoc.. Inc. Bello's Shur-Fine Foodmart J. H. Bennett Storage S Carting. Agent United Van Lines Dr. P. Alan Benson Berman Bedding Samuel P. Black Assoc.. Inc. R. C. Bloomstine Agency, Inc. Blue Bird Coach Lines. Inc. Brugger Funeral Home Car-Paul Safe S Lock Great Lakes Supply Carpetowne. Inc. Cathay Inn Central Labor Union Industrial Union Council Chaffee Appliance The Clothes Closet Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Cohen Conway and Boland's Goodyear Tire Centers Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. Fred F. Curtze Donald R. DeNardo Dermatology Associates of Erie Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. DiBacco Fr. John Dollinger and Cathedral Prep Doninick's Restaurant ESA Doubet Jewelers Duggan-Rider Co., Inc. Duggans Service and Appliance Co. Dusckas Funeral Home. Inc. EPM Corporation East Erie Turners R. H. Enterline. DDS The Erie Book Store Erie Bottling Corp. (Pepsi-Dr. Pepper-7-Up) Erie Business Center Erie Clowns Inc. Erie County Farms Erie Eye Clinic. Inc. Erie Industrial Supply Co. Erie Maennerchor Club Erie Mfg. Supply Corp. Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Eriez Construction. Inc. First Federal Savings of Erie The First National Bank of Pennsylvania Foresters Beneficial Association Fratto’s Pizza Freeman Company, Window Replacement Experts Dr. J. D. Friedlander Gannon University Garden Heights Pharmacy General Partitions Mfg. Corp. Gillespie Machine Tool Co. Glenwood Pet Hospital Greengarden Lanes Grise Audio Visual Center Grove City Bus Lines-Earth Tours Dave Hallman Chevrolet-Datsun. Inc. D. A. Hill Company Huzars Club Insurance Management Co. Iron Workers Local 348 Jensen-Borgia Climate Control Systems Jerilu Fruit Center Josie's Gown Rental K L Refractory Service Keystone Electric Construction Co. Kimmel Son Shoes Klein Plating Works, Inc. Les Crago Jewelers, Inc. Loesel-Schaaf Insurance, Inc. Loyal Christian Benefit Association Luzier's Hair Styling Drs. Richard Lyons. John Petre. Floyd Csir Mr. Jackson D. Magenau Marquette Savings Association Martucci's Tavern Meadowbrook Dairy Company Mighty-Fine Donuts Miller Brothers Garden Center, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Forrest C. Mischler Mister Pizza Moniuszko Singing Society Mutual Saving 8 Loan Association McCarty Printing Corporation Joseph McCormick Construction Co., Inc. 120 McCreary Roofing Company Dr. Anthony E. Narducci V. T. Narus M.D. National Car Rental Means Leasing Northwestern Pennsylvania Food Council Ohmer True Value Hardware Opportunities Industrialization Center Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, Inc. Perry Mill Supply Co. Perry Screw Machine Co.. Inc. Plaza Dental Associates Polish Falcon Nest 610 Porreco Motors Inc. Potratz Floral Shop Greenhouses Presque Isle Clinical Group Inc. Production Resources. Inc. Pulakos Inc. Quick Photo Rapid Transit Co.. Inc. Ready Mixed Concrete Co. of Erie Rectenwald Blueprint and Supply Co. Rehring Pacific Co. Rinderle Electric — Contractors Rhodes Auto Service Dr. James F. Roberts Ross and Copus Tires. Inc. Saga Club Dr. John J. Sarbac Tony Scalise. I.D.S. Scalise's Shopping Bag Arthur F. Schultz Company Scobell Company. Inc. Dr. 6 Mrs. Joseph P. Scottino Scott's Motel, Inc. Shade’s Auto Sales, Inc. Skate Lodge. Inc. Skinner Engine Co. R. Anthony Snow. M.D. South Gate Hardware Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. Thoracic and Cardiovascular Associates Thrifty Clean. Inc. Times Publishing Co. Travel Service, Inc. Triangle Tool Co. Trost and Steinfurth Florists Trost Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Uniflow Manufacturing Co. Dr. 6 Mrs. Jack D. Utley WJET Radio WJET-TV Channel 24 Wilbur S. Wallace. M.D. Rick Weaver Buick, Inc. Weber Electric Supply, Inc. Welders Supply Co. Wendel's Sharpening Sales and Service Western Reserve Convalescent Home Weber Murphy Architects, Inc. Merle E. Wood, County Coroner WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE ASSISTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING: Holly-Marie White .............. Arfax Studio ...................... Walsworth Publishing Company National School Studios, Inc. ... ................ Art Work .............. Photography ................. Printing Underclassman Photographs 121 Farewell To Two East High Educators It was with sincere regret that the faculty and student body of East High School learned of the retirement in January of a most respected and admired faculty member. Mary L. Duncan. Mrs. Duncan, a graduate of Albertus Magnus College, taught for nineteen years various levels of English and typing at East High School. Oriented to serving the students she taught and most generous with her time and talents, she was adviser to the school newspaper and literary magazine for several years. She acted as adviser to the Red Cross, the Student Council and to the tenth and eleventh grade classes. She was very much involved with each senior class in her capacity as coordinator of the senior Banquet committee, the name cards and announcements committee, yearbook patrons and subscriptions and commencement arrangements. She served on the Middle States Evaluating Committees on three occasions and was co-chairman of the steering committee for East High’s evaluation. For many years she was chairman of the faculty fund. In 1979 the Sunrise was dedicated to her. She has been a member of the local, state, and national teachers’ organizations and an active member of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of English. Among her varied interests are gardening, theater, music, bridge, and gourmet cooking. She loves to travel, particularly on a cruise ship. She has already taken four cruises and dreams of one day taking a cruise around the world. Her many friends among the faculty and student body of East High School wish her a most happy, productive, and enjoyable retirement. Mary L. Duncan Patrick L. Hart After thirty-three years in the field of physical education, Patrick L. Hart, former swimming instructor at East High School, retired in November. A graduate of East High School, he received his bachelor’s degree from Penn State University, and his master’s degree from Allegheny College. He taught one year at Gridley before coming to East where he has taught swimming and gym on the junior and senior high levels, as well as the water safety course, in addition to teaching mathematics on the seventh, eighth and tenth grade levels. For many years he coached the water polo team and the boys’ and the girls’ swimming teams. He is a PIAA swim official who coached for a period of five years the city divers’ team. In addition Mr. Hart was an adviser of the Ski Club and served as a member of the National Honor Society Committee. He is well known for his sense of humor and has served and continues to serve as master of ceremonies for many occasions. He has been a member of the local, state, and national teachers’ organizations. In 1962 the Sunrise was dedicated to him. Among his many pursuits are skiing, jogging, following the Penn State football games and attending their home games. He enjoys all types of music, even opera which he attends on occasion. His love of travel has taken him to Europe three times, on the last of which he traveled on the ship the Queen Elizabeth. He numbers France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium. England, Spain, Austria, Luxembourg, and Holland among the countries he has visited. He hopes someday to travel in Ireland. Although he has officially retired as a teacher in the school district, nevertheless we are happy to have him involved with East High School once again this year as the coach of the swimming team and the water polo team. We hope he has a most enjoyable and productive retirement that includes a continuing association with the faculty and student body of East High School. 122 The portrait of our life at East High is now complete. 123 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PAN Y
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