East Pittsburgh High School - Crystal Yearbook (East Pittsburgh, PA)

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Donald Parton Presxdent Constan tme Stamboulas Vice President Rob ert Sutton Treasurer Emanuel Or fanopolous Secretary Back Row Klepach Hussey Horvath Davxdson Carrxgg Back Row Zentner Gxbson M ones R Hunter M Velar Front Row Gus tason Martha Porter Agnes ones Anna Jones JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Armed wxth many grand memorles from our sophomore year, we embarked as umors full of splrlt and enthusxasm On the agenda of the first class mcetmg was the election of offncers Provmg the1r popularxty, Donald Parton was elected Presx dent, Constantme Stamboulxs, Vice Presldent, Emanual Orfanopo lous, Secretary, and Robert Sutton, Treasurer Genevneve Kasplc and Mary Clare Powers were chosen assnstant treasurers m home rooms, 206, and 207 With the help of our OEICCYS, our commxttees, and our advxsor, Miss Blanche Peters, we began to plan our first affair the unlor dance The success of the dance only xncreased our deslre to sponsor other actlvltxes Accordmgly, m October, we launched a magazine sale, top pmg our quota and earmng 5223 ln commlssnons Added zest was contrlbuted to the campaign by the competmve splrnt between rooms 206 and 207 wlth room 207 bemg vlctorxous A great deal of credxt should be glV6h to Emanuel Orfanopoulos anet Brown, and Washlngtcn Gjebre, who, through thexr fine salesmanshlp placed Back Row McKenna S Velar Ramadan Powers Rxeg Front Row Strauss Papoulas Vxsco Rauccu , ' 2 - . V- - l a y ' I ' ' 1 1 ' , . . . . V I . 2 5.4 . . ' A . . . , , . ,J 7 5 v v v ' Cox, Brown, Kaspic. Front Row: Rice, - ' , . . - 1 5 H' f w . 1 W A . 1 M- ,. , L1 H K 1 , ' , . J , , , J , 2 , - , , , 4 -

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first second and tmrd respespectxvely ln the largest number of the magazmes sold One of the hxghlxghts of the year was the long lme of basket ball vxctorxes for the gxrls of Room 206 After twnce defeating thenr rlvals ln Room 207 they played two successful games against Room 703 The twofold vxctory over the Seniors m 208 wcn for then the Ch3ITlplOI1Sl1lP 3nd, lt W3S 3 Slfhple matter to CCHQLICI' Room 70 The evenxns' of Aprll 17 found us putting on our dramatic production By Any Other Name Miss Nlrella s superb dlrectxon and the actmg abllnty of the cast helped to malce the play one of the most outstandmg events of the year Thanks to the Prom Committee headed by Ruth Ann Horvath and lnclud ng Fern Hamxlton Regus Cox and Charles Smith all Certainly the pleasant 3tl DOSPl'lCI'C of the ChUfChlll Country and thi! ITIUSIC of KhIghtS OI'ChCSfI'3 left 3 l'TlCIT1OI'3b1C IIT! PFCSSIOII OI1 OUI' l'Y1lndS We enjoyed thls Junxor year so much that we cannot help wondermg what IS ln store for us as Seniors' 19 Back Row N hrlg Polasko Slcanter Zugan Nnehl Front Row Helen Frye Malzan Mary Porter Lee Back Row Hagepanos DePaulo Campbell Hate Damelson Front Row M George Adams Cal las Hamilton Back Row Carrlgan Feczko Borkow ski Gjebre Ralph Gxllesple Back Row Smith J Toth McGlashan Mylnar Z eL Front Row Askew A M Hunter Front Row Maloney McG my F Toth Wllson Hansen S George , . . . 7 7 7 . . . : e ' , . , , , . . . . . . 7 ' - - . - 1 - 4 . . . , y ' I ' 1 - 9. 0 . . ' H 15 - ' 7 ' - i , . S , Q . i . 3 . U . , our expectations for the Junior Prom on May 8 were fulfilled. ' . . , . V 1 . . . V fy l : a 9 , 3 - s Q ' , 0 ,W ' ' . ' 'V 1 ' , , - .v . y , , . . : ' , . , , , c '. : , . . . , : , L , . , ' . , . .