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

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THE TORCH —JAN U ARY 1935 President HOWARD HAINES Vice-President ANN KRANICK Secretary MARY RAVAGLIA Treasurer JAMES TROIANO Sergeant-At-Arms JOSEPH MILKO OUR OFFICERS JULIA PLESNIK IRENE JURACEK ARTHUR FARNOW VINCENT BOVINO OUR DANCE COMMITTEE I'jKf Thirtftn

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THE TORCH —JANUARY 1935 The third year brought with it our first exams, and after a terrific struggle, we finally conquered them. But the results of that experience have never left us—we have never been the same. Had you passed Room 220 in the early part of 1934, a strange sight would have met your eyes. Papers strewn over the floor, students shouting excitedly, everyone rushing around in a mad frenzy. Suddenly a hush came over the crowd, followed by a wild cheer as someone wrote on the board: Results of the 4B Election President ....... Vice-President .... Secretary ....... Treasurer ....... Sergeant-at-arms ..IGNATIUS ULAK ...ANN KRANICK ..MARY RAVAGLIA ARTHUR FARNOW ......JOE MILKO The excitement of the election, however, was soon lost in preparations tor the Senior Rec. But we were due for another bitter disappointment. In- stead of receiving the customary knocks and souvenirs, accompanied by music and laughter, we enjoyed (more irony) a few speeches, followed by dancing and refreshments ( 2 cup of punch, questionable, and one cookie) in the gym. To heal our wounded spirits, we thrust all thoughts of the wreck out of our minds, and turned our energies to plans for our senior year. It was our duty, as the freshmen of 1931 and the seniors of 1935, to set an example for others—to lead so they could follow. This we proceeded to do by announcing our presence every morning in 123 with hilarious out- bursts of song. After the 4A election, which resulted in President ..............................HOWARD HAINES Vice-President ..................................ANN KRANICK Secretary ..............................MARY RAVAGLIA Treasurer .....................................JAMES TROIANO Sergeant-at-arms ................................JOE MILKO and was celebrated by loud cheers from the inmates of 123, v e were con- fronted by the numerous duties each senior class has to cope with. These, and the exams, we accomplished successfully, and the only thing lacking in our make-up now, is the security furnished by diplomas. As the time for commencement approaches, we find our feelings mingled with relief and regret. We are relieved that our studies have been completed successfully, yet we regret that we shall have to leave, all too soon, these halls of learning that have sheltered and protected us for four years. But what is to be, will be. and though we shall soon depart from our beloved Alma Mater physically, still, by the bond of happy hours, we shall be bound to her forever. P Kf Tufhr

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