East Side High School - Torch Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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THE ORIENT The Wild Ride” (Guiney), presented by Mr. Thomas O’Rcilley. The Mocking Bird” (Hayne), presented by Miss Rose Slitkin. Eve’s Daughter” (Sill), presented by Miss Marion Dunn. “Charleston” (Timrod), presented by Miss Mabel Mitchell. Virginia” (Lowell), presented by Miss Nelda Pendleton. A Vision of Peace” (Lowell), presented by Miss Amelia Davidson. The Wild Honeysuckle” (Freneau), presented by Miss Anna Shead. My Life Is Like a Summer Rose” (Freneau), presented by Miss Emily La Falce. “Love in the Winds” (Hovey), presented by Miss Helen Marshall. “The Spanish Gipsy” (Elliot), presented by Miss Elizabeth Curimano. The Guardian Angel” (Browning), presented by Miss Mildred Wetmore. DAY AND NIGHT-Our Slogan We not only give you the best there is in Business Secretarial Education, but we also do everything in our power to make your stay at Drake’s pleasant. SECRETARIAL COLLEGES NEW JERSEY and NEW YORK 120 BROAD STREET, ELIZAIIETH 171 K. FRONT ST„ PLAINFIELD 223 MAIN STREET, ORANGE Othrr Drake School» In New York. Brooklyn. Pn»»nlr. I’ntrriton, I nion Hill. Ilxiyonne anil Two In Jersey City The nearest to perfection some people get is being a perfect nuisance. Anthony Paollella take notice. RAG—Popular Music—JAZZ GUARANTEED IN 10 TO 20 LESSONS ON ALL ORCHESTRA AND BAND INSTRUMENTS. FRANKLIN STUDIOS 25 New Street (Next to Hahne Co.), Newark, N. J. Telephone lnrket 112s. All Kind» of Instrument» for Sale. Open IO A. 1. to 0 I . |. 119 POLK STREET MVASK.K4 Harry Gilroy is going round these days with an anxious expression on his face. He should read the story of the Purloined Letter.” XXX

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THE ORIENT SUGGESTIONS FOR COMMENCEMENT Ah! Sunflower” (Blake), presented by Miss Dorothy Goertz. “An Apology” (Morris), presented by Mr. Bruno Becker. Clear and Cool” (Kingsley), presented by Miss Lucille Littig. The Good, Great Man” (Coleridge), presented by Mr. Philip Clark. The Grasshopper” (Cowley), presented by Mr. Richard Miller (with illus- trations). 1 Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” (Wordsworth), presented by Mr. High- land Beaman. The Lamb” (Blake), presented by Miss Mathilda Del Negro. My Days Among the Dead Are Past” (Southey), presented by Mr. Melvin Morrow. Ode On a Grecian Urn” (Keats), presented by Mr. Carl Riff. On a Lap Dog” (Gay), presented by Mr. Otto Kennedy. Cheerfulness Taught by Reason” (Browning), presented by Miss Cath- erine Oliva. “To a Mouse” (Burns), presented by Miss Mildred Hirleman. Sir Galahad” (Tennyson), presented by Mr. Leo Neiwirth. If I Leave All for Thee” (Browning), presented by Mr- Leslie Rohn. “Mark When She Smiles” (Spencer), presented by Miss Edith Sliter. On His Having Arrived at the Age of Twenty-three” (Milton), presented by Mr. Michael Windus. “On Sleep” (Drummond), presented by Mr. Joseph Sefack. Since There’s No Help” (Drayton), presented by Mr. Chester Zawadski. Take, Oh. Take Those Lips Away” (Shakespeare), presented by Mr- John Dinzik. The Tiger” (Blake), presented by Miss Regina Wolf. “Three Years She Grew” (Wordsworth), presented by Miss May Calcagno. To Althea From Prison” (Lovelace), presented by Mr. Leo Brach- Violet! Sweet Violet!” (Lowell), presented by Mr. John Weir. With An Armchair” (Lowell), presented by Mr. Fred Landolfi. Eleanor Makes Macaroons” (Lowell), presented by Mr. Norman Conrad. The Dancing Bear” (Lowell), presented by Mr. Oscar Buehler. “Absence” (Lowell), presented by Mr. Franklin Clancy. To a Sky Lark” (Shelley), presented by Miss Mildred Cohen. The Skeleton in Armor” (Longfellow), presented by Mr. Edward Burns. Ichabod” (Whittier), presented by Mr- Ignatius Scarpitti. “The Last Leaf” (Holmes), presented by Mr. George Golden. Drifting” (Read), presented by Mr. George Di Giovanni. The Fool’s Prayer” (Sill), presented by Mr. Clifford Morrison. Little Boy Blue” (Field), presented by Mr. Paul Otto. In the Hospital” (Howland), presented by Mr. Franklin Bruenig. The Chaperone” (Henry Bunner), presented by Miss Anna Begley. XXIX

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