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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1938 volume:

THE luniHii nr hi 4 I M CE J-iNL-iKy 193$ IAII SIDE HIGH SCHCGL NtHACH. NCM JlCSty © E C H Foreword Hark, Seniors! Our voyage is al- most over. Four years ago we set sail in a red and white ship— Knowledge. Captain Ralston and his two mates, Officer McCracken and Officer Wago- ner have guided us to the land of Oppor- tunity. After a short voyage of uncertainty, we left the boat and traveled up the path of expectancy. At the end of the path stood a peculiar house resembling a book. We walked through the door into the room beyond. A very old gentleman greeted us. He told us that he was Father Time. Father Time led us into a very large room. He pointed out to us a man with a great many people surrounding him. This man, our guide ex- plained, is Shakespeare, and the group surround- ing him are the children of his pen. He next brought to our attention a very massive door. Following him into the room, we witnessed a glor- ious sight. All the kings and queens were present amongst statesmen and ministers. Even the great and near-great in the American government were paraded before us. So we wandered from room to room, uttering sounds of delight at some sights, sounds of dis- may at others. Soon we must leave. Once more we will board our ship. As we glance at our com- pass, we find our destiny to be suc- cess. Pray, Seniors, that our ship will not be blown off her course, but will safely dock on the shore of Success. Our Principal—Stanton A. Ralston Statesman, yet friend to truth, of soul sincere. In action faithful, and in honor clear” • Mr. Ralston, a native of Pittsburg, Kansas, and a graduate of the Pittsburg public schools, took a two-year course at Phillips University, Enid, Okla- homa. He obtained his B. C. S. from New York University and has had two years of graduate work there. He began teaching in Ocilla, Georgia, and for one year was principal of Ocilla High School, Georgia. Mr. Ralston started his teach- ing of Commercial Work in the high schools of Newark in 1917. In 1928, he became Head of the Commercial Department. In 1933 he assumed his duties as principal of East Side High School. ■ We Ded How ilull it is to pause, to make an end, To rust unburnished, not to shine in use.” • To Miss Wagoner, for her unending interest and devotion to our class, we dedicate this, The Torch , of the Class of January 1938. Teachers College B. S. Columbia University M. A. icate Fame is ihe spur that the clear spirit doth raise To scorn delights and live laborious days ” • To Mr. McCracken, for his guidance and foresight during our stay at East Side, we dedicate this, The Torch , of the Class of January 1938. Washington and Jefferson College A. B. Columbia University M. A. Anna L. Erbaciii r. Vice-Principal Ida Apperman Lilla M. Alger Margaret Bernkopp Belle Bontempo Florence W. Cafferty Alice C. Campion Florence P. Clayton Catherine A. Cleary Ella M. Far now Frances M. Ferguson Mildred Gilbert Edith R. Goosey Florence L. Hagerman Emma E. Herron Louise Johnson Amelia L. Kartluke I-'reda Kirsch Sara Klein Margaret Koenig Delphine Kraemi r Mary Macintosh Ellen C. McAllister Viola Marple Esther Martin Lillian May Louise Messing Alice Munroe Katherine Nelugan Marion Noonan Ruth Perkins ANNEX Ethyl Pompadur Berta Ff.inerman Rosen Marion Roys Margaret Ryan Ethel Santoro Agnes E. Smith Evelyn Tabankin Gertrude Wadf. Jessie C. Wagoner Sarah D. Werner Mildred Wetmore Frances Wilbor Emily G. Wilder Florence Wittmeier Eleanor Bloomfield Camille Malenbrock Margaret C. Murphy Gretchen P. Seiler Amy Bachrach Women of Faculty i t Eight Wilbur E. Barnes Paul Bogatka Horace Butterworth John Cavicchia Edgar A. Cole Edward A. Conroy Herman G. Cutiibert George: H. Dai.rymple Warren Davidheiser Nicholas DiNardo William S. Fast Joseph F. Fuller Charles L. Grubel Men of The Faculty Stanton A. Ralston, Principal Paul R. Haeselfr Samuel T. Hecht Louis A. Horwitz Harry G. Kettenring Norris Laughton Leonard Lumb Henry A. McCracken Hubert Main Richard A. Miller Robert S. Miller Eugene R. Musgrove Anthony Naporano Diego Petruzzelli ANNEX William V. Wilmont, Head Teacber Cornelius Flanagan Arthur A. Gray Henry F. Pease Angelo Rosa milia Louis Sarno Joseph McGovern Frederick Reeve Garland Smith Howard Stintsman Winifield Stone Harry Sutton Earl Tharp James J. Thompson James Tuckley Clifford Webber Harold White Wordsworth Williams Daniel Yoder P e Nine Jht fKmnriam JAMES A. MOLLOY Died October 4, 1937 A simple, kindly gentleman— For twenty years he was our friend and teacher. East Side is a better school be- cause of his influence. Class Officers President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Daniel Freeman Helen Juracek Dorothy Kubetin Steven Mikulicka Poxr r.leim RUTH ANDERSON For thy sweet understanding a woman. ROCCO S. ARCADIPANE His time is forever, everywhere Ids place FLORENCE L. BARLOW Her merry In-art and eyes dance all tlx- day EDWARD J. BAUMANN Tin- apparel oft proclaims the MILDRED BIGLASCO The little cares tint fret me, I lost them yesterday. SERAFIN BLANCO Well-timed silence hath more elo- quence than speech. HELEN C. BORKOWSKI W m s xtnld express Ixr gnodli- AnHLRSON Arcadipane Barlow Baumann Bic.lasco Blanco Borkowski Cicchino ClCHlNO J. ClLBIERA S. E. Ch imera Cohen Cucuzzella GLADYS CICCHINO Great t joughts, great feelings come to her. STEPHANIE E. CIEBIERA Come, pensive nun, devout and pure, Sober, steadfast, and demure. JAMES P. Cl CHI NO Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. JERROLD COHEN Ah, Insppy year, once more who would not be a boy. JOSEPHINE A. CIEBIERA A violet by a mossy stone Half hidden from tlx eye. GEORGE CUCUZZELLA Pleasure and action make the lx)itrs seem s xyrf.” Psge Turlvt MARIE DE LUCA Come, give us a taste of your quality.” PAUL DIDYLOWSKI 'To Jo two t tin ns at once is to Jo neither.” HERMAN ENGEL Make the coming hour o’erflow with joy, AnJ pleasure Joun the brim” HELEN DONOCH 'That inu arJ eye Which is tin- bliss of solituJe.” ELIZABETH ESTOK 'T Ik mil Jest manners anJ the gentlest heart.” A DORIS EBNER Hark! They whisper, angels say, Sister Spirit, come away!” ANTHONY FERRAO Truth is within ourselves.” De Luca Didylowski Donoch Ebner Fitzsimmons Franco Freda D. Freeman Engel Estok Ferrao Ferreka Fisher DOMINICK FERRERA Stately anJ tall he motes in the hall Tti’ chief of a t tints an J for grace.” THEODORE FRANCO A genial fellow true of heart With him we'll surely hate to part.” MAURO FISHER Ob, call it by some better name, For frienjstip sounJs too colj” AMERINO FREDA Cite me again my hollow tree, A crust of bread, anJ liberty.' HARRY FITZSIMMONS ’You may relish him more in a soUier tlyan in scholar.” DANIEL FREEMAN A leaJer, a gentleman, 'tis plain to see Yet moJest in his manner, as anyone can be.” Pane Thirteen GEORGE FREEMAN A penny for thy thoughts” JOHANNA FRESOLONE She tlxt was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will, and it was never loud” ROSE GIORDANO A lady richly clad as she, Beantifnl exceedingly.” GLADYS FRIEDMAN Virtue is like a rich stone,—best plain set.” BEATRICE GREENFARB 'Remember this,—tlxtt very little is needed to make a happy life.” EDGAR GARRISON Just at the age tu ixt boy and youth. When thought is speech, and speedy is truth.” HELEN GRUBER To love, cherish, and to obey.” Giordano Greexfarb Gruber Gutkowski Hafpey G. Freeman Fresolone Friedman Garrison Hell wig Hencoski Huber JurACER f STANLEY GUTKOWSKI He knew tlx precise psychological moment when to say nothing.” THOMAS HAFFEY And t rere was a youth who loved mischief.” CHARLES HELL WIG Where more is meant titan meets tlx ear.” NICHOLAS HENCOSKI We find in life exactly what we put in it.” BERNARD HUBER Truth is tlx highest thing that man can keep.” HELEN V. JURACEK She is purer t! an tlx purest.” Page Fourteen JOHN KAPSKY As kind as kings on their corona- tion Jay VICTOR KASPER I am a hart of all that I have met. DOROTHY KLOSS Peace is always beautiful. SIGMUNT KREMZNER ”Life is a mystery as ever death can re. Yet oh, row dear it is to us, this life we live and see. ROBERT KANE It is good to live and learn. JEANETTE M. KARBA The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid SIMON KAVANAS And step by step, since time began, I see the steady gain of man. EDWARD KARCH Progress is the lau of life. ALOIS KLEIN His good humor will always bring him many friends Kane Kapsky Karba Karcii Kaspir Havanas Klein Kloss Kociyan Kovacs Krem ni r Kubi tin Kuczko ANN J. KOCIYAN Thou art to me a delicious tor- ment. ANNA KOVACS Can we ever hate too much of a good thing? DOROTHY KUBETIN Six’ smiled and t re shadow de parted. JOSEPH KUCZKO Sirs, I uould rather be right than be President. Page Fiflrrn ROBERT KUEHL So many worlds, so much to do, So little done, such things to do” ALFRED KUKLA A man is not strong until be feels alone.” STANLEY Kl'I.lK Ambition has no risk.” LUBA KUZM1CK Charm strikes t!h‘ sight But merit wins tlx- soul.” JANE LAHEY Earth's noblest thing — a woman perfected” FRANCES LEFFERSON In Ixr eyes is love for all.” GRACE LEONARDIS frailty, thy name is woman: Kuehl Kukla Kllik Kuzmick Lahey Lefitrson G. Leonarois M. S. Lf.onardis Lombardo Maksiak Marcinek Mauro Meyerchick MARIA S. LEONARDIS From tlx top of Ixr Ixad to tlx tip of Ixr toes, six's grand.” MILDRED LOMBARDO It is a tery Itard undertaking, To seek to please everybody.” ALICE MAKSIAK Embrace thy friends—leave all in order.” SOPHIE MARCINEK Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired ” ANTHONY MAURO I will sit down now, but tlx time will come when you will Ixar me.” MICHAEL MEYERCHICK Nothing is so difficult but t jat it may be found out by seeking.” Ps e Sixteen JOSEPH MORA INO Oh, uhy, should life all labour be?' FRANCIS NUNZIANT Both wit and wisdom reside in rim. EMIL OZIMEK A little nonsense now and then Is relished by t x wisest men. IRENE PEREXTA The world’s a t xatre, the earth a stage Which God and Nature do with actors fill JACK MULHALL Sincerity is t x mark of good souls BEATRICE O'NEILL The i cry room, because six was in. Seemed warm from floor to ceil- ing. SOPHIE PANEK She laug xd and sang a song T yat look my Ixart away. MICHAEL PEREZ Give thy thoughts no tongue. STEVEN MIKULICKA 7 dare do all that may become a man, Who dares do more is none. GRACE NITTI Silence is golden.” ANN D. OSINSKI Here t mu, Great Anne! w xtm three realms obey, Does sometimes counsel take— and sometimes tea. Mikulicka Morano Mulhall Nitti Pa I I.RNOSTF.R Perexta Perez Pfennig LOUISE PATERNOSTER Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. An excellent thing in woman. HELEN PFENNIG Reason's w xtle pleasure, all t x joys of sense, Ue in three words—health, peace and competence. Nunziant O’Neill Osinski OZIMEK Panek PjXf Scteuleen I ANASTASIA PLANSKA With a song on her lips, And a melody in her heart GEORGE PLINIO A quid, hut mighty man is lx. HENR1ETTA POCHMARA My book and Ixart must never part. CASIMER POM1ANEK O, it is excellent to hair a giant's strength; But it is tyrannous to use it like a giant. LESTER PRICE Principle is ever my motto, not expediency. PoMXAXEK Price Rachkovska Rusch ScHMEl.TZ Schmidt Semon SlARKII W IT7. Sim mons FRANK RUSCH Nothing is right, hut that which has been proved. AL SCHMELTZ Endurance is tlx crowning quality. GLADYS SEMON The silence that is in the starry night. JENNIE SIARKIEWITZ The reward of a thing well done Is to have done it yourself.” FRANK POI.ICASTRO All tilings come round to him who will hut wait. HELEN RACHKOWSKA Nothing can bring you peace hut yourself. RICHARD SCHMIDT 7 had ratlxr have a fool to make me merry. Than experience to make me sad. DOROTHY SIMMONS A sweet content, passing all wis- dom. On its fairest flower. P Kr FJxhftrn MARY SMAGA ‘7 eyes were made for string. Then beauty is its own excuse for being.” STANLEY SNIGEL ”Write me as one who loves his fellow men” JOSEPH SPICER Men of few words are tlx best DONALD STINSON Tlx laurel greener from tlx brow. Of him that uttered nothing base” EDWARD SKRZYNIARZ A man lx seems of c xerful yes- terdays And confident tomorrows.” MINNIE SMOLIN Good sense, which only is the Gift of Heaven, And though no science, fairly worth the seven.” MARY SOROKOLIT Self-trust is tlx first secret of success.” WILLIAM J. SMITH A moral, sensible, and uell-bred man Will not affront me,—and no otlxr can.” HARRY SPICER ”Tbe child is fa lxr of tlx man.” Skrzyniarz Smaga S.MOL1N Smit h C| t Snigel SOROKOLIT H. Spicer J. Spicer Stahn ten y Stank us Stinson Strelec.ki Tarnowsky ROBERT STAHNTEN To business t jat we love we rise betime And go to it with delight.” EDWIN STRELECKI If duty and pleasure crash, 1st duty go to smash.” FRANCES STANKUS Variety is the mot xr of enjoy- ment.” STEVE TARNOWSKY I friend may well be reckoned tlx■ masterpiece of Nature.” Pjrc Nineteen I MARTIN TAUB Liberty is to be subserved u-fat- erer occurs.” GEORGE TRUSZKOWSKI Haste Aer, nymph, and bring with Aer, Jest and youthful jollity.” ANGELINA TESTA When did morning love break, And find such beaming eyes awake.” ANTHONY VALENTI He seems so near, and yet so far. RICHARD TITTEL His smile is sweetened by bis gravity.” RAYMOND WAGNER I make it a rule to believe Only u fat I understand.” Valenti Wagner Wiest Zelinsky ZlRPOLI IRENE MAY WIEST So I told them in rhyme For of rhymes I fad a store.” FELIX ZELINSKY I have often regretted my speech, nei er my silence.” ANN ZlRPOLI TAr days of peace and slumberous calm are dead.” Page T urmly Class Poem S. S. JANUARY. ’38 We’ve sailed along together m In- mat her bright and fair, But also in the rain and storm u e're tried to do our s tare. When uork was done and time was free, we'd gaze up at tlx mast, And truly wish within our ! carts I k trip would soon he past. Four years ago we boarded this, our ship of high school days. Bewildered as we stood on deck, strange faces met our gaze. Unconsciously, amid long days, we learned to smile and grin. But better still, we learned to know the wart that's deep within. Now all too soon our trip has come abruptly to an end. We'll (tart from each with smiling lips and each one as a friend. Now must our ways be parted, and I know 'twill bring great pain, For only as a memory uill our Senior Class remain. Dorothy Kobetin. Class Song Tunc: Anchors A weigh. March, Seniors, down tlx field March on to fame. Keep all your spirits high And you will win life's roug xst game. Put in the best you tare; T tis precept teed And if you give your best. In your chosen field you're sure to lead. Irene Wiest. Pane Tueuly-two Hall of Fame Mildred Lomdarix) Class Sclxtlars Daniel Freeman Minnie Smolin School Spirit Harry Fitzsimmons Helen Juracek Most Popular Herman Engel Irene Wiest Most Likely To Succeed Emil Ozimek Gladys Cicchino Most Lot ahle Thomas Hai fey Luba Kuzmick Best At Metes Casimi r Pomianf.k Marie De Luca Best Looking Edgar Garrison Rose Giordano Best Dressed Edward Baumann Helen Gruber Best Dancers Edwin Strelecki Class Politicians Henrietta Pochmara Robert Stahnten Ann Zirpou Class Artists Alois Klein Anastasia Planska Class Musicians James Cichino Jane Lahby Class Plirts Theodore Franco Ann Os inski Class Pests Mauro Fisher Stefue Ciebiera Joy to t jc Faculty Joseph Spicer Gladys Semon Most Studious Francis Nunziant Doris Ebner Neatest Edward Karch Dorothy Kubetin J oiliest Richard Schmidt Josephine Ciebii ra Quietest Anthony Ferrao Florence Barlow Noisiest Felix Zelinsky Sophie Panek Most Bashful Frank Rusci i Page 7'k fnty-three FRESHMEN 19)4 I Class Log Feb. 1—Came aboard for the first time. Marched around with our chests out. Attacked by Seniors. Feb. IS—Still in the fog. Can’t find half of the rooms; maybe the Seniors gave us the wrong direction. March —Sailing clear. Having trouble with Algebra. April —Short Easter vacation—no homework for a whole week. May —Weather getting warmer. Miss Mockridge shows us beauty in a fog. June —Started cramming for exams. Everyone passed (?). Vacation began. What a life! Sept. —Eagerly returned (?) after very peaceful (?) vacation. Oct. —Began to realize what we forgot over Summer. Nov. —Richard Schmidt began running after the Senior girls. Dec. —Tried to bring our marks up (Christmas is coming). Feb. —Vacation fine—exams not so hot!” SOPHOMORES 193 5 Feb. —Sophomores!!! What a relict not to be called Freshmen any more by the Seniors. March —Got used to Miss Roys’s daily tests. April —Three-quarters of class went to their grandmother’s funeral. (Bears open baseball season). May —An epidemic of Spring Fever. June —As usual, exams—boy! Were they stiff!! Planning vacation. Sept. —Back from vacation. Class organized. Peter Knott elected president. Oct. — Gaul as a whole is divided into three parts”—Caesar getting tougher. Galloping through Ivanhoc.” Nov. —Thanksgiving vacation. Some took an extra week off to recuperate. Oec. —Class gave program—only 2A’s allowed. Also started collecting dues. Jan. —Right! As usual!! Exams and then promotion. JUNIORS 1936 Feb. —Juniors!! Big shots” now; went to assembly with Seniors! Gladys Cicchino elected class president. March —Dance class started. Got enough nerve to go to 4A dances. April —The sea is roogh—I mean the subjects are tough!!! May —Began spending our lunch periods in the park. June —Class (?) went out to Oakdale in Orange Mountains. Sept. —Returned all sun-tanned from our vacation. Oct. —Stahntcn chosen president, Nunziant the Treasurer; gave his famous long treasury reports. Page Tunity-four Class Log 'ov. —Held two one-act plays— The Obstinate Family” and Bardell vs. Pick- wick”—big success. Dec. —Studied the whole Christmas vacation for coming exams. We want to be Seniors. Jan. —Just before exams, Kapsky turned Communistic. SENIORS 1937 Feb. —Today we are Seniors!!! Feb. 10—Chose Officers: D.mi.1 Freeman President Marie Dc Luca Vice President Helen Juracek Secretary Francis Nunziant Treasurer Casimcr Pomianck Sergeant At Arms Feb. 17—Began planning for Senior Prom. Ffb. 23—4B’s versus Honor Society in basketball game. Still can t find real score. Feb. 26—Ring committee got to work. Mar. 4—Got up nerve and challenged 4A’s to a basketball game. March —Wrecked by Senior A’s. O! Ych!” April —Wore a tic to school everyday—had Miss Campion for history. April 9—Put Radio Show” over; Kukla ran away with the show. May 4—The 4A boys and girls played the 3A’s basketball. May 7—Senior Prom. Oh! What a time!!! jUNE —Watched Senior A’s graduate. We arc next! SEpt. —All returned again. Fisher began preaching for radical changes. Oct. i____Picnic to Tulip Springs. We had some” game of football. Oct. 12—Frances Lcffcrson put a small red apple on Mr. Miller’s desk. Oct. 15—We wrecked Senior B’s; And how! Oct. 27—Photographer: Why do you look so mad?” Joe Spicer: Mrs. Okin just told me the prices.” Oct. 29—Hallowe’en Dance—Pomianck won door prize. Mr. McCracken put salt in the punch. Nov. 19—4A play Peg O’ My Heart.” What a hit! Dec. —Wondering how we got our psychology essay finishes!. Jan. —Graduation!!! The night we are waiting for! Feeling sorry we have to leave. Pjge Tutnty-jS« I Class Prophecy Belay there, you swabs. Do you think you’re on This is Captain Freeman And we’re already late. Avast there! a date? talking You know right well we’re sailing Far out beyond the blue; To start us on our journey Is entirely up to you.’’ Our group was out to journey Across the wide, wide sea To celebrate the anniversary Of the class we used to be. Haul up the plank, you sea-splashers. You’re looking kind of dead; Come on there. Mister Mulhall— Do you think you’re made of lead?’’ Hustle up and use your head, Sigmunt, Joe, and Paul, Or we will never sail around To our first port of call.’’ Back to work they all went, Much running to and fro And every little while Cap’n sent Amerino down below. While setting sail directly east. We bumped into one Irene Wicsi; No longer she commands, Come here,” But instead she says. Yes, darling, what is it, dcai?” The members of this jolly crew Were quite a cheerful lot; When they were given a task to do. Most of them forgot. Steward Engel tried hard to please But no reward did he receive. For Richard Tittel in a moment of jest Tripped the steward and sent him west. Emil Ozimck can be seen The crow’s nest perched atop; He tried so hard success to find That’s how he reached the top. Page Turnty-fix Class Prophecy Shipmates Huber, Karch, and Hcllwig Have one thought in mind— To prove that many a sailor may A girl in each port find. A sailor named Truszkowski Was swabbing oflf the deck; lie scrubbed until the deck shone And there was not a speck. Along came Felix Zelinsky, Our foremost engineer, I le spilled some oil upon the cV. k And scurried here and there. While down below within the ship, Much to our surprise. Stokers Pomianck, Snigcl, and Schmidt We found in odd disguise. These boys as stokers on our ship Were playing with the coal; It represented their football With the furnaces as their goal. A dance was held on board that night l or the class of '38— All the former students were there To learn each other’s fate. Lahcy and Ebner wore trailing gown-. That helped to clean the floor; Kapsky and Nun iant came with frowns— To them ’twas all a bore. All in all, the affair was good; We all enjoyed the night; We danced and we enjoyed ourselves. And all were smiling bright. At our first port of call wc met A politician you all know: Mauro Fisher was his name. Oh, my, could his tongue go! Here he lived with Johanna His lovely little bride; She loved her politician husband And was forever at his side. P j(r Turnty-iticH Class Prophecy On this isle lives Gladys Cicchino A charming friend to find; To write an interesting novel Is the one thought in her mind. We thought we saw Fcrrao At work in a garage. But to our disappointment It was only a mirage. Before we sailed from this gay isle, Mayor Kane stood at his door. And bade us stay in his quaint style; So wc regretted departure more. Our journey was through And for home we did start. With a tear in our eye And an ache in our heart. The renewal of friendship on this trip And acquaintances which we made. And the memory of our sturdy ship I rom our minds will never fade. Each did his part, whether small or great, Through peace and calm, storms and strife. To bring home safe our Ship of State To win their battle, the battle of Life. Chatter Professor Knottymusclc Discusses Idlcmania. Idlcmania is a very contagious disease. It is dreaded mostly by teachers and employers. The victims arc invariably Seniors and Post-Graduates. Idlcmania be- comes more inevitable as time goes by. Those who have this contamination should consult their physicians immediately. The symptoms consist of restlessness and an involuntary twitching of the muscles. The more serious cases complain of an abhorrence to acquiring knowlegc; resent diligence, and despise all mental exertions. The victims arc habitually unconcerned about their associates. Hard work is a very adequate and reliable innoculation for Idlcmania. To those fortunate immune individuals, this infection can be very irritating. Once apprehended by this contagion, the victim can be assured of no explicit cure. Strict discipline and rigid obedience will, however, help to impede this pollution. Chaki f.s Hell wig. Ptgr Tunity-right Senior Athletes CAS1MER POMI A NEK With the graduation of Casimcr, Hast Side will lose one of the best football players that ever attended the school. Casimcr has been an outstanding athlete in our school for four years. In his first three years on the football team he was one of the best linemen in the city. This year Casimcr was changed from a lineman to a fullback, where be became one of the best m the state. Casimcr was also a star on our baseball team. He earned eight varsity letters in four years and was mentioned for All City Honors. HERMAN ENGEL Herman, besides being the most popular boy of our class, became also our star miler. On the track his last minute spurts were something worth watching. He participated in intcrclass basketball and showed himself a better-than-average player. Herman is known as Murph to his fellow-classmates. LESTER PRICE Lester turned his efforts to a national sport, baseball. He played outfield and received more than his share of hits. Last season he was chosen the most valuable player on the team. As a basketball player, he rated as one of our best intcrclass stars. MARTIN TAUB Marty turned out for football in his senior year and so impressed the coach by his ability that he became a varsity player. He played halfback, and many times thrilled us with his left-handed passes. Marty was also a member of our intcrclass basketball team. STEVE MIKULICKA Steve was a versatile player on our football team and was a varsity man for two years. He played end, but this season was shifted to tackle. Steve, who is also a member of the intcrclass basketball team, belongs to the swimming team. On the gridiron, those who also helped to further the name of our school were Anthony Ferrao, Stanley Snigel, Alfred Schmcltz, and Robert Kuchl. We must not forget the efforts of Joseph Kuezko, Alois Klein. Emil Ozimek, and Robert Stahnten. These young men brought glory to our Alma Mater on the cinder track. Bernard Huber. Stanley Gutkowski, Richard Schmidt, and Felix Zelinsky arc also included in this group of fine athletes. Bernard received a letter as a result of fine pitching on the baseball team. Stanley played outfield and did splendid work. Richard and Felix were junior varsity baseball players. Our Alma Mater will miss these worthy, outstanding athletes, and we wish with all sincerity that in the future, they will continue their victories in whatever they undertake. Page Th enty-nine The Graduates' Bouquet In parting as we go our ways. We leave these flowers to cheer your days. In years to come we hope to be Forever in your memory. Mr. Ralston Gold enroll A goldcnrod we leave to you. Our loyal friend, our guide so true. With thanks for all encouragement Your kindly words to us have sent. Encouragement Miss F.rbachf.r Snowdrop A snowdrop means a friend in need. To us you’ve been a friend, indeed. In gratefulness, we leave with you A tiny blossom, white and true. friendship Miss Wagonfr Violet To Miss Wagoner, who has done so much To help our class in plays and such. Our only wish is when we part, You’ll keep us tucked within your heart. Modesty Mr. McCracken Jasmine We offer you a jasmine sweet. Expressing all our thoughts complete. In days gone by, in days to be A tribute to your memory. Amiability Mr. Muscrove Rose Forevermore our hearts will be With you whose face we love to sec. To our ideal we leave a rose, We hope you know why we so chose. Love Mr. Stone Ivy A guide to us for four short years, The thought of parting brings out tears. But thoughts of trustfulness in him Will stay with us and never dim. T rust fulness Miss Wittmeier Lily Parting causes such sweet pain, For you all words would be in vain; We dedicate this bloom to you. And hope your hardships will be few. Purity of Heart To all the rest who’vc helped us too And guided us our hardships through, We leave with you our thanks sincere; Your kindness will our future cheer. Gladys Cicchino Doris Ebner Page Thirty The Embarkation Now the S. S. East Side” hauls anchor and sets sail for the Sea of Opportunity, and the cheery crew crowds the deck to catch a last glimpse of the wharves of Preparation. The decks fairly shake with the laughter and jollity of the weather- beaten, adventuresome sailors. Then, as we solemnly take our places on the ship's forecastle and in its hold, we see the difficulty of adapting ourselves to the ways of the seas of the Business World. We must now heave and strain with the winds of Competition and take up the duties of Responsibility. Though we long to see the new, we cannot but look back upon the old as something which is a part of our being. We fear that the time spent upon learning each tide and channel of the harbor has left us ignorant of the ropes end topsails of our ship, of the storms and calms of the waters of the Industrial World. Upon the now almost deserted pier, stand Captain Ralston and his trusty officers, McCracken and Wagoner, waving one last fond farewell! Though we are engulfed with the waves of the Business World, we cannot but keep that soft place in our memory for the friendships and jollity that we enjoyed on the dock of Instruction and Education. Francis Nunziant. Farewell The Time is drawing near, dear friend. When we’ll he leaving you, We cannot hear tfje dream to end— A friem hi ft which is true. You took us to your troubled breast. You drew us to your heart. We found with you, ah, blessed rest, But now, we all must part. Farewell, dear school of red and white, For you, we’ll always long, TIm' years will not erase your sight, Nor heart forget your song. Helen Donoch. Page Thirty-one Pjgr Thirty-Iwo Personals Name Othtrwiie Malady Cura Hangout Fate How they did it ANDERSON. RUTH Ruthie Following styles Camp life 122 Fashion designer Kept up to date T ripped ARC ADIPANE. ROCCO Arky Flustering Noise Count ten A deep secret Ballet dancer HARLOW. FLORENCE Adhesive tape With him— Circus barker Just hollered BAUMANN. EDWARD Buddy Clothes Job In machine shop Going with Helen With Bessie Beat dressed man Read Esquire BIGLASCO. MILDRED Mil Keeping quiet Jefferson St. Lafayette St. Playground Home Nurse Observing BLANCO. SERAFIN Blackic Shyness Y. W. C A. Model Special permission BORKOWSKI. HELEN Helen Quietness Actress Saleslady Nobody knows Has IT CICCHINO. GLADYS Cindy Smiling Cause for tears Guess Life of the party Organ Grinder CICHINO. JAMES Jim Accordion Girls With Cottage Club Orchestra Took lessons CIEBIERA. JOSEPHINE Jo Studying Night life Home Old maid Stayed home c IEBIERA. STEFFIE Blondie Silence Jokes Sore throat With her sister Wife Kept quiet COHEN. JERROLD Jerry Cookie Debating Father's store Orator Spoke his piece CUCUZZF'LLA. GEORGE Dancing Join a chorus Crescents A. C. Minsky's star Strutted DE LUCA. MARIE Mnri« Neatness Fall in a puddle Elm St Air hostess Looked neat DIDYLOWSKI. PAUL Didy Football Get in a game Polk St. Wrestler Kept healthy DONOCIL HELEN Helen Sports Knitting Girls' gym Wrestler Develop her muckles EBNER. DORIS Doris Being coy Let herself go A pair of skates A boyfriend Lang St. School teacher Knew all the answers ENGEL. HERMAN Ingel Running Astor St. Dog catcher Used his feet ESTOK. ELIZABETH 3etty Al XI’a house Wife He convinced her KERR AO. ANTHONY Tony Cood looks None ll over Movie star Took dramatic lessons FERRERA. DOMINICK Dom Talking Coach Naporano Arcidapane's Auctioneer Loud voice FISHER. MAURO Maw Continuously talking Absolutely none Follow his nose Auctioneer Never stopped tailing FITZSIMMONS. HARRY Red Writing poetry Talent Girls' houses Poet Studied Longfellow franco. thf:odore Teddy Flirting Blind fold With Baumann Involved in scandals Flirted FREDA. AMERINO Freda Skating Mis Krnemer Dreamland Park Figure skater Ask Mis Krnemer FREEMAN. DANIEL Dan Cleverness Don't study Guess? President Experience FREEMAN. GEORGE George Art Girls Minnie-ha-ha Artist Practises FRESOLONE JOFIANNA Jo Meekness 4A dances Home Spinster Never flirted FRIEDMAN. GLADYS Red Studies Give up With Book A professor World's champion Knew the answer GARRISON. EDGAR Garrison Tennis Betty Riverbank Park Practised at Riverbank GIORDANO. ROSE Ro ic Pranks Impossible We'd like to know Telephone girl Said. Ffrllo! GREEN F ARB. BEATRICE Ben Talking Glue Father's Bakery ( osslper Watched her neighbors GRUBER. HELEN Shorty Curves Oh. Well 1 1 1 Bergen St. Chorus girl Danced GUTKOWSKI. STANLEY Stan Basketball History home work Falcon's A professional Practised HAFFEY. 1HOMAS Tom Eating None Park Bench Fat man Won pie eating contest HELLWIG. CHARLES Shorty Talking to girls Wife Lunch room Beauty contest judge Used his eye HENCOSKI. NICHOLAS Nick Dancing Tight shoes Napoleon St. Dancing instructor T ried HUBER. BERNARD Ducky Playing anything Cet a job Ann St. Approaching job Reading a book JURACEK. HELEN Rusty Cabbing Losing Ann With Ann Grandmother Talked KANE. ROBERT Bob Candy April fool's candy Ebner's Candy Store Far from school A Mystery KAPSKY. JOHN Johnny Nettie Selling tickets Success F'uller Brush man Talked us deaf KARBA. JEANETTE Jimmie Another fellow Irvington Working girl Gave him the air KARCII. EDWARD Eddie Playing tennis Learning how Fillmore St. Sailor Had a girl in every port KAVANAS. SIMON Simone Sports Literature B E. H S. Lawyer Pull KASPF.R. VICTOR Vic Patting his back Miss Wagoner Western Union 6-day bike-rider Riding a bike KLEIN. ALOIS Oily His car A new model In his car Chauffeur Got a license KLOSS, DOROTHY Dot Loneliness Dale Carnegie Lafayette St. Spinster Rend the book KOCIYAN. ANN Stergy Movies Stay home By herself Actress Learned the art KOVACS. ANN Anne Boys Girls Marne St. Nun Too eager KREMZNER. SIGMUNT Zlggie Hand-talking Hand-cuffs Lang St. Band leader Waved hand KUBETIN. DOROTHY Dot tie Walking Automobile Home Mother-in-law Criticized KUCZKO. JOSEPH Romeo Loving The Real McCoy Where there’s Bachelor Ask him l KUEIIL. ROBERT Bob Romances A wife women In the dark Fleart Breaker Ask Jane KUKLA. ALFRED Al English accent Sojourn in Brooklyn With his mother Joining a stock company Had talent Pige Thirl) -ihrte Name KULIK. STANLEY KUZMICK. LUBA LAHEY. JANE LEEPERSON. FRANCES LEONARDIS. GRACE LEONARDIS. MARIA LOMBARDO. MILDRED MAKSIAK. ALICE MARCINEK. SOPHIE MAURO. AN1HONY MEYERCHICK. MIKE MIKULICKA. STEVEN MORANO. JOSEPH MULHALL. JACK NITTI. GRACE NUNZIANT. FRANCIS O'NEILL. BEATRICE OSIN SKI. ANN OZIMEK. EMIL PANEK. SOPHIE PATERNOSTER. LOUISE PEREXTA. IRENE PEREZ. MIKE PFENNIG. HELEN PLAN SKA. ANASTASIA PLINIO. CEORGE POCHMARA HENRIETTA POLICASTRO. FRANK POMIANEK. CASIMER PRICE. LESTER RACHKOWSKA. HELEN SCHMELTZ. AL SCHMIDT. RICHARD SEMON. GLADYS SKRYMAR . EDWARD SIARKIEWICZ. JENNIE SIMMONS. DOROTHY SMAGA. MARY SMITH. WILLIAM SMOLIN. MINNIE SNIGEL. STANLEY SOROKOLIT. MARY SPICER. HARRY SPICER. JOSEPH STAHNTEN. ROBERT STANKUS. FRANCES STINSON. DONALD STRELECKI. EDWIN TARNOWSKY. STEVE TAUB. MARTIN TITTEL. RICHARD I RUSZKOWSKI. GEORGE VALENTI. ANTHONY WAGNER. RAYMOND W1EST. IRENE ZELINSKY. FELIX IRPOLI. ANN Otherwise Malady Staah Picking Junk Lou Sports Jane Boyfriends Peg O' My Being late Head Grace Shortness Re Blushing Millie Argumentation Alice Noise Zosh Baseball Tony Bashfulness Mike Quietness Cutie Looks Joe Miss Campion Jack Dignity Grace Silence Franny Wisecracking Beatrice Meekness Blond ie Acting dumb Emil Dancing Sophie Bookkeeping Lou Shyness Renee Carla Mike Loneliness Helen John Butcher Nancy Sophistication Georgie Mustache Hennic Hopping Frank Keeping quiet Orie Selling protection Lea Baseball Helen Desserts Al Biting his hnger ns Dick Gladys Happiness Studying Ed Jen Joking Errol Flynn Dot Boys Mary Quietness Bill Min Stitch Mary Harry Alibis Making speeches Communism Magatines Basketball ii?� Modesty Hot air 1 rankle Singing Stina Talking Straw Women Steve Swimming Marty Nancy Dick Shortness Trust Bowling Val Geography Ray Crooning Irene Sarcasm Felix Wisecracking Zip W'iggling Personals Cure Iron mine Boy� Settle down Alarm clock Stilt Boyfriend M. Fisher Padded cell Tiddlie wink� Mae Writ A good baseball game Mask Book of Etiquette Relax Debating club Toothache Y M C. A Mi� � Bernkopf Sore feet Che� � Join a club Comb them Cold digger Marriage Marty A shave New shoe� Join a Jazz band Tony Nap Knitting Diet tils Mittens Overoue bills T. Haffey Mr. Miller Wake up Spanking T. N. T A hard Job Lockjaw FacUm Shakespeare Broken arm A girl friend “wise up Lesson� None Ann Zip Sahara Desert Minnie S. Yeast Getting a strike Visit Cuba Singing lessons Personality Miss Wagoner Straight-jacket Hangout Fate How they did it Candy store Junk dealer Nobody knows Home Olympics Played Town Alimony snatcher Knew the judge With Jane Actress Received Academy Award Home Debutante Was sophisticated Home Wife Blushing Lunch room Lawyer Just studied Brill St Circus barker Always yelling Her store Vendor at ball games Sat in the bleachers Here and there Marriage She proposed Worked Thomas St. Clerk With a mirror Gigilo Looked pretty 223 Lecturer Listened to Ml � Campion Grease monkey We don't know Home Lonely girl Didn't accept proposal School hall� Comedian Read a Joke book Home We can't tell We can't understand With Helen Dancer W ho knows Lang St. Dancing instructor Stepped on all toes 121 Accountant Liked it Library Information Clerk Good memory Beauty parlor Shirley Temple's double Sheix Curled her hair Club house Gob over being bashful With J B. Raising children Three guesses Home Actress Acted Garage Truck driver He drank coco-malt Home Traveling saleswoman Ate jumping beans B E H. S. Aviator Studied Pulaski St. Gangster Acted smart Lobo's house Professional Came natural Icebox Cook Counts calories Sunday School Life guard Lsed water-wings Ann St. Corner Scoutmaster Being a good scout Home School mnrm Studied B E. H S. Cartoonist Born that way Movies L'sherette Dreamed Home Housewife Chased them With Dot K Peace-leader Kept still Halls Salesman Cutting 1 lb Politician Gabbed Military Park Soap-box speaker Joined Gen. Franco Clubs Book-worm Read St. James Gym Professional Practised Elm St. Movie hero Mimicked Robert Taylor Niagara St. Soap-box orator Imagined things 125 Grand opera Yodeled Flome Grease monkey Born a genius Dodo's Lochinvnr Had a technique Pools Olympic champ Swam W ith Nancy Romeo Strung her along V M C. A ( omedtan Acted natural Bowling alleys Tavern owner Threw the ball Walnut St. T raveller Got mixed up T rank's Radio Star Imitated Crosby 215 Boss Gave commands W ilson Ave Gas-station owner Fooled around Playground Dances Ginger Rogers Had St. Vitus Dance Statistics . SENIORS' ACTIVITIES AT EAST SIDE, 1934-1938 ANDERSON. RUTH 117 Ferry St. National Honor Society. Civic Club, Latin Club, Character Club, Announcer Board, Torch Staff, Ring Committee. College ARCADIPANE, ROCCO 29 Downing St. Italian Club. College BARLOW, FLORENCE 48 Fillmore St. Service Squad, I ciders' Club, Gregg Shorthand Club, 3 A Vice Prevident, Torch Staff. Secretarial. BAUMANN. EDWARD 16) Lafayette St. French Club, Dance Committee, Chorus, Torch Staff. Technic !. B1GLASCO, MILDRED 54 Jefferson St. Latin Club, Service Squad. General. BLANCO. SERAFIN 187 Walnut St. French Club, Gregg Speed Club, Science Club. Secretarial. BORKOWSKI. HELEN 19[3 Brill St. Torch Staff. Secretarial. CICCHINO, GLADYS 412 Lafayette St. National Honor Society. Chemistry Club, Latin Club, )B Class President, Literary Club, Glee Club, Service Squad, Columbus Day Essay Award, Constitutional Essay Award, Torch Staff, Announcer Staff, Prom Committee. College. CICHINO, JAMES 30 Warwick St. Italian Club. Track Team, 4B Radio Show. Technical. CIEBIKRA. JOSEPHINE A. 65 Lang St. l ibrary Club. Science Club, Bridge Club. Knit- tmg Club, Ciirl Reserve Club, Secretary )B Class, Prom Committee, Torch Staff. Secretarial. CIF BIER A, STEPHANIE, E. 65 Lang St. Literary Club. Library Club, Bridge Club, Knitting Club, Secretary )A Class, Girl Reserve Club, Torch Staff. Secret erui COHEN, JIRROLI) 111 Wilson Avc. National Honor Society. Latin Club. Chemis- try Club, Torch Staff. 3A Play. College. CUCUZZE1.LA, GF ORGFI 196 Jefferson St. Baseball Team. General. DELUCA. MARIE 212 Elm St. Italian Club. Gregg Speed Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserve Club, Leaders' Club. Service Squad. Vice President 4B Class. Secretanal. DIDYLOWSKI. PAUL 172 Polk St. School and Class Basketball Teams, Football. Getter !. DONOCH, HELEN 1)7 Fleming Avc. Glee Club, Chorus, lissex County Chorus, City Chorus, Latin Club, A Capella Choir, Service Squad. Leaders' Club, Chemistry Club, Torch Staff- College. ENGEL, HERMAN 220 Astor St. Varsity Track, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Torch Staff, Cheering Squad, Hi-Y Club, Service Squad, Chorus, Class Plays. College. ESTOK. ELIZABETH 95 Marne St. Leaders' Club, Prom Committee. Secretarial. FERRARO, ANTHONY 157 Walnut St. Football. Gener !. FERRARA. DOMINICK 149 Union St. Rifle Club, Chorus, Essex County Chorus, Latin Club. Italian Club, Announcer Staff, Torch Staff, Band, Bowling Club. Genet 1. FISHER, MAURO 208 Walnut St. Football. Swimming Team. College. FITZSIMMONS, HARRY )0 Fillmore St. Gym Team, Track Team, Varsity Football, Torch Staff, Announcer Staff, Service Squad. Hi-Y Club. Genet !. FRANCO. THEODORE 86 Jefferson St. Cheering Squad, Italian Club, French Club. Technic 1. FREDA, AMERINO 186 Chestnut St. Italian Club, German Club, Service Squad. Gener !. FREEMAN, DANIEL 59) Belmont Avc. National Honor Society, Treasurer )B Class, Hi-Y President, 4B President, 4A President. Class Bntineu. FREEMAN, GEORGE 59) Belmont Ave. Service Squad. Hi-Y Club. Swimming Team, Torch Staff. Gener !. FRFSOLONF. JOHANNA 60 Monroe St. Latin Club, Italian Club. Knitting Club. Chess and Checker Club, Bridge Club, Photo Patrons, Service Squad, Chemistry Club. College. FRIEDMAN. GLADYS, E. 1)5 W ilson Ave. National Honor Society, Glee Club, Latin Club. Knitting Club, Chorus, Library Club, Ser- vice Squad. Character Club. College. GARRISON. EDGAR |g Somme St. Hi-Y Club. 4B Radio Show, 4A Play. Bntineu. GIORDIANO. ROSE 88 Malvern St. Service Squad, Science Club. Leaders' Club. Torch Staff. Genet !. GRFFNFARB. BEATRICE )7I l ast Kinney St. Service Squad, Knitting Club, Literary Club. Secret ri l GRUBER. HELEN M2 Monroe St. Service Squad. Dance Committee, Gregg Speed Club. Torch Staff. Seeret ri l. GUTKOW'SKI, Stanley, J. I) Elm Rd. Camera Club, Aero Club. Basketball Team. Technical. HAFFEY, THOMAS II Wall St. Band, Orchestra, Bowling Club, Safety Squad, Torch Staff, City Band, City Orchestra. Technic t HAXSELMAN. MARIE 39 Garrison St. Service Squad, Girl Reserve Club. General HELLWIG, CHARLES 395 New York Avc. Chemistry Club, Hi-Y Club. National Honor Society. Camera Club. Bowling Club. Torch Staff, Class Plays. College. HENCOSKI, SlICK 6) Napoleon St. Basketball Team, Hi-Y Club. Safety Squad, Chemistry Club, Torch Staff, Prom Committee. 4B Radio Show. Technic !. Page Thirty-font Statistics SENIORS' ACTIVITIES AT EAST SIDE, 1934-1938 HUBER. BERNARD 100 Wilson Avc. Baseball, Track. Football, Latin Club. Torch Staff. Chemistry Club. Chorus. Science Club. College. JURACEK. HELEN ■ Vincent St. 4B Secretary. 4A Vice-President, Knitting Club. Service Squad. German Club, literary Club. Girl Reserve Club. Gregg Speed Club. Chorus. National Honor Society, 4B Radio Show, 4A Class Play. Secretarial. KANE. ROBERT 299 New York Ave. Service Squad, Track Team, Torch Staff, Cross Country Team. Business. KARCH. EDWARD 24 Fillmore St Orchestra. Latin Club. Service Squad. Boys Glee Club, A Capella Chorus. College KAPSKY. JOHN HO Albert Ave. Tech. Club. Chemistry Club. Hi-Y Club, Swimming Team. Technical. KARBA. JEANETTE 303 Lafayette St. Leaders Club, 4B Radio Show, 4A Play, Play Committee. Secret rtf. KASPER. VICTOR I '2 New York Avc. Tech. Club. Hi-Y Club. Safety Patrol. Torch Staff. Technical. KAVANAS. SIMON J. 103 Warwick St. Technical. KLEIN, ALOIS 2 White Ter. National Honor Society. Tech. Club. Track Team, Swimming Team, Chemistry Club, Bowl- ing Club, Torch Staff, Baseball. Gym Team. Class Plays. Technical. KLOSS. DOROTHY Torch Staff. JM Lafayette St. Secretarial. KOCIYAN, ANN 34 Hcnsler St. Knitting Club. German Club, Gregg Speed Club. Chorus. Secretarial KOVACS. ANN Gregg Speed Club. 103 Niagara St. General. KREMZNFR. SIGMUNT o Lang St. Swimming Team, Camera Club, Latin Club. Chorus, Chemistry Club. General. KUBETIN, DOROTHY 39 Garrison St. Knitting Club, Gregg Speed Club. German Club. Photo Patrons, l iterary Club, 4B Radio Show. Secretarial. KUCZKO, JOSEPH Houston St Service Squad, Track Team, Torch Staff. General. KUF.HL, ROBERT 27 Schalk St. Tech. Club. Football, Service Squad. Boxing Club. Technical. KUKLA. ALFRED � 9 Darcy St. Service Squad. Prom Committee, Torch Staff, 3A Play. 4B Radio Show, 4A Play. Busmen. KULIK. STANLEY 61 Napoleon St. Torch Staff. Basinets. KUZMICK. LUBA 166 Peshine Ave. Chess and Checker Club. Latin Club. Bridge Club. Photo Patrons. Character Club. Service Squad. Chorus, Torch Staff. Secretarial. LAHEY. JANE 9 Napoleon St. Leaders Club. Torch Staff. Secretarial. LEFFERSON. FRANCES 112 Houston St. Character Club. Civic Club. Latin Club. Cut- ting Squad. Service Squad, 3A Play, 4A Play. Secretarial. LEONARDIS. GRACE 37 River St Character Club. Italian Club. Leaders Club. Service Squad. Essex County Chorus, Chorus. General. LEONARDIS. MARIA S 3 Adams St. Gregg Speed Club. Italian Club. Torch Staff. Secretarial. LOMBARDO. MILDRED 1 0 Malvern St. Literary Club. Library Club. Knitting Club. Italian Club. Chemistry Club. Latin Club. Char- acter Club, Service Squad. Torch Staff. Photo Patrons. Dramatic Club. Prom Committee. 4B Radio Show. College. 63 Brill St. Secretarial. MAKSIAK. ALICE Service Squad. M ARCIN’I K. SOPHIE Latin Club. Leaders Club. Chorus, Gregg Speed Club. MAURO. ANTHONY M. Italian Club, Track Team. MEYERCHECK. MIKE Track Team. MIKULICKA. STEVEN Football. Baseball. Basketball. 4A Treasurer, 4B Radio Show. General. MORANO. JOSEPH I Merchant St. Gym Team, Track Team. Business. MULHALL. JACK 3S S‘- Bowling Club. Dance Committee. General. NITTI. GRACE 147 New York Ave. 1 atm Club. Character Club. Italian Club. 629 Ferry St. ms, Gregg Secretarial. 320 Chestnut St. Busmen. 11 Goble St. Bnsinen. 22 Marne St. NUNZIANT. FRANCIS 2 3 Walnut St. National Honor Society. Torch Staff. 3A and 4B Treasurer. College. O’NEILL. BEATRICE 120 Garrison St. Leaders Club. Torch Staff. Secretarial. OSINSKI, ANN 76 Flawkins St. Girl Reserve Club. German Club. Service Squad, Gregg Speed Club. Knitting Club, Class p|1V(, Secretarial. OZIMEK. EMIL Pulaski St. National Honor Society. Chemistry Club. Cam- era Club. Track. Science Club. Latin Club. Aero Club, Photo Patrons, Torch Staff, 4B Radio Show. 4A Play. College. Page Thirty-fise I Statistics SENIORS' ACTIVITIES AT EAST SIDE, 1934-1938 J PANEK. SOPHIE 195 Malvern St. Library Club, Girl Reserve Club, Chets and Checker Club, Photo Patrons, Service Squad, Civic Club, Leaders’ Club. Bntineu. SOROKOL1T, MARY 169 Polk St. Literary Club, Leaders’ Club, Service Squad, Torch Start. National Honor Society, Freshman Frolic. Secretarial. PATERNOSTER, LOUISE 14 Prospect St. Latin Club. Italian Club. College. PEREXTA, IRENE 267 Ferry St. Latin Club, Service Squad. Leaders’ Club, Knit- ting Club. Science Club. Chemistry Club. College. PEREZ. MIKE 65 Jackson St. Swimming Team. College. PFENNIG, HELEN J. 570 Market St. Cutting Squad, Service Squad, Gregg Speed Club, Girl Reserve Club. Leaders’ Club, Torch Staff. Secretarial. PLANSKA. ANASTASIA S3 Lang St. Orchestra, Chorus, Glee Club, Essex County Chorus, City Chorus, Gregg Speed Club, 4B Radio Show, 4A Play. Secretarial. POCHMARA. HENRIETTA. 331 New York Ave. Secretarial. POLICASTRO, FRANK PAUL. 1 0 Malvern St. Service Squad, Football. Technical. POMIANEK, CASIMER 203 Magazine St. Football, Baseball, Swimming Team. Sergeant at Arms, 4B Class. College. RACHOWSKA. HELEN M. 314 Ferry St. Service Squad, Gregg Speed Club. Secretarial. RUSCH. FRANK 296 Elm St Technical Club, Football, Chemistry Club. Chorus. Technical. SCHMELTZ, ALFRED J. 347 Elm Si. Football, Service Squad. Technical. SCHMIDT. RICHARD 116 Garrison St. Latin Club, Football, Baseball, Service Squad, Announcer Starf, 3A Play, 4B Radio Show. 4A Class Play. College. SF.MON, GLADYS 6 Gotthart St. Torch Start. National Honor Society, Gregg Speed Club. Secretarial. SIARK1EWICZ, JENNIE 72 Pulaski St. Service Squad, Girl Reserve Club, Torch Start. Prom Committee, Gregg Speed Club. Secretarial. SIMMONS, DOROTHY 63 Ann St. Gregg Speed Club. Service Squad. Cutting Squad. Knitting Club. Freshmen Frolic. Secretarial. SKRZYNIARZ, EDWARD THOMAS. 294 New York Ave. Service Squad. Science Club. Bniinet . SMAGA. MARY 335 Lafayette St. Torch Staff, Leaders' Club. Chorus. Secretarial. SMOLIN, MINNIE 144 Ferry St. Character Club, Civic Club, Service Squad. Literary Club, Announcer Board. Torch Starf. 4li Radio Show, Freshmen Frolic. Secretarial. SNIGEL. STANLEY 2 Merchant PI. Football, Tech. Club. Band, Orchestra, Fresh- men Frolic. Technical. SPAGNOLA, RALPH ROBERT. 177 Walnut St. Football, Track, Boxing, Dance Committee, Rifle Club, Torch Staff. General. SPICER. JOSEPH 35 5 Elm St. Basketball, 3B Class Vice President, 2A Play, 3A Play, 4A Play. Bminen. SPICER. HARRY 35 5 Elm St. General. STAHNTEN, ROBERT W. 97 Ann St. Crusaders, Cross Country, Track Team, Fli-Y Club, Glee Club, 3A Class President, Announcer Staff, Band, Torch Start. Buiineu. STANKUS. FRANCES CAROLINE, 71 Van Buren St. Girls' Glee Club. Safety Squad, French Club, Photo Patrons, Dramatic Club, A Capella Choir, Torch Staff, Knitting Club. Secretarial. STRELF.CKI. EDWIN 144 Pulaski St. Football, Band, Torch Start. Technical. TARNOWSKY. STEVE 77 Chambers St. Chess and Checker Club. Service Squad, Swimming Team. Technical. TAUB. MARTIN 181 N. J. R. R. Ave. 4B Radio Show, Class Plays, Football, Basket- ball, Essex County Chorus, All-City Chorus, Chorus, Torch Starf, Prom Committee, Announcer Staff, Latin Club, Service Squad. Bmineit. TESTA, ANGELINA 402 Market St. Chorus, Bridge Club, Leaders' Club, Italian Club, Character Club. Service Squad. Basketball. General. TITTF.L. RICHARD 3 53 Van Buren St. Track Team. 3A Play. College TRUSZKOWSKI. GEORGE 2S Columbia St. Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, Science Club. Track Team, Safety Squad, Class Play. College. VALENTI. ANTHONY 277 Lafayette Sc. Baseball. Track Team, Fli-Y Club. Technical VOLAGE, JOSEPH 100 Bruin St. Service Squad, Safety Squad Technical. WAGNER. RAYMOND 71 Lang St. Service Squad, Swimming Team, Bowling Team, Announcer Staff, Torch Staff, Basket Ball, Football, 3A Play. General. WIEST. IRENE M. 3 Hawkins St. National Flonor Society, Glee Club. Freshmen Frolic, Literary Club. A Capella Choir. Leaders Club, Essex County Chorus, Girl Reserve Club, Chorus. Service Squad, Ring Committee, An- nouncer Staff. All-City Chorus, Editor-in-Chict of Torch. Secretarial. ZEI INSKY, FELIX Gym Team, Baseball. Club. Swimming Team. ZIRPOLI. ANN Service Squad, Chorus, Committee, Basketball. 97 Niagara St. Aero Club, Bowling College. 5 3 Jefferson St. Leaders' Club, Dance General. Page Thirly-iix I Class of June 1938 President Vice-President Secretary T reasnrer Sergeant -at-A rtn s Margaret G. Ryan Victor Russo Rose Gentem po Irene Kobusheiska Katie: Hager Herbert Schuster. Joseph Bi vaqua Ad visers Herman G. CurnuERT P i.K r Thirty-eijthi President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Edith R. Godsey Patsy Miragi.ia Tessie Armato Rhoda Glucklich Georgi Yates Ad risers Har-xy G. Kettknring Class of January 1939 Thirty-nine Class of June 1939 President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Ellen C. M A i i ister Joseph Ventrf. Margaret Garharixi Carmen Zeoli Marie Siclf. Advisers Howard G. Stinstman Psnr Forty Office Staff Service Squad Pjge Forty-one Torch Staff EJitor-iu-cbief Irin� Wiest Associate EJiton Ciumu Htu.%'lc Clan EJiton Francis Nun iant BERNARD Ill'ttR Gladys Cicchino Art EJiton Doris Kbnfr George Freeman Alois Klein Joseph Kuczko Business Manager Circulation Manager ROBERT STAMNTE N AJrrrthiHg Manager Harry Fitzsimmons AJ i erliung Minnie Smchin Rom Giordano George Truszkovski Circulation Mauro Fisher An riii Kukia Helen Donoc ii Raymond Wagner JOSEPHINE ClEBIERA Lester Price George Cucuzzella Stann v Kui ik Photograph) Dominick Ferrara Victor Kasper Edwin Strelecki Clan lliitory Helen Ppennic KmII O IMEK Quotations Gladys Simon Edvard Baumann Sportt Mildred Lombardo Gammer Pomiamk Prophecy Martin Taub Ruth Anderson Thomas Haiiey Florence Barlow Luba Kuzmick Pcnonalt Jerroi.d Cohen Jane Lahey Helen Grubir Nick Hlncoski Typist, Robert Kane. Helen Borkowski Maria Leonard!� Steefie Ciebiera Marie De Luca Beatrice O'Neill Dorothy Kloss Mary Smaca Mary Sorokoi.it Frances Stankus Page Forty-two Cast of The Senior Play— Peg o' My Heart The 4A Dance Committee l‘ Ze Forty-three The Torchbearer Chapter National Honor Society President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer OFFICERS Daniel Freeman Marie De Luca Dorothy Spitznagel Louis Doi.ak Tf.ssie Amato Ruth Anderson Frances Bit ik Gladys Cicchixo JlRROID CoifFN Josephine Criscuoio Marie DeLvc.s Louis Doi ak Stanley Dyyer Lottie Dzuozic Marie Farro Agnes Fischer Daniti Freeman Gladys Friedman Rose Gi ntempo Katie Hager members Chari i s Hr llwig Evelyn Hoter Helen Juracer Alois Klein IRI NT KOBUMIFI SKA VALTER MaC.HF.SKA Pauline Manna Ellen McGoole Sti phi n Mil c ik Francis Nunziant Katherine Osa F.mil Ozimek Anthony Peldunas Vera Piskorz George Plinio Dominic Preti Bertram Pkluster Catherine Puzio Sadii Rlsttvo Ann Rocoza Rudoipii Kor e a no Dorothy Satzglr Nellie Schultzris Mary Sorokolit Ann Spaxccnbi rger Joseph Spicer Dorothy Spitznacel Michael Tomro Catherine Turner Irene VFilst George Yates Page Forty-font Girls' Glee Club President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Dorothy Satzger Irene Bishop Ruth Newmark Anna Spezialf. Bi atrice Andriaiio Auer Bauer Irene Bishop Betty Broad� oot Gladys Occhino Helen Czvornyck Hru n l)o o( ii Anna Fill Christine Giovan Helen Gruszkos Pearl Hlrrst Evelyn Holer Magdalene Kir her Tessii Martorano Dorothy McCaitery Ruth Ni vmark Lucille Petelino Ann Plac.ro Anastasia Pi.anska Eleanor Poolas Aidona Puchinskas B atrice Roimmf.it Dorothy Satzger Anna Spi iaii Ruth Speziai i Frances Stanrus Mary Tamburrino Virginia Vessallo Irl ni Vifst Norms Wing Pane Forty-fit r Announcer Staff Library Staff P fj(f Forty-Ox Literary Club Photo Patrons Ps e For y-sfirit Italian Club Latin Club Page Forty-right Club Girl Reserves Archery Pdgt Fori)-mite Swimming Team 1937 Football Squad P ge Fifty Band Bowling Club P tr Fif y-ottr Hi-y Club P gr Fifty-two Knmc Tiicmarltie 2«. j - - 44 xl a L- M y ’ J ✓ Aj a t oaaV iPtAO-c rP P V yistfS J la ry AS My Jy y y u . d h' JjaL (?. 7 'fr .:£ 0 W VW 1J2_ . 7u , 1cA . 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Pane Sixty at z sJHW ■ - x- | jt id Vr: 2 leZ %? a asi Side okyh School o ctleS cFride re sentiny ( zfye Class y Vune 1928 in HcLVina IMerveloim Vi me ms d § zya of school daf Memories lever THE MR. HERMAN G. CUTHBERT, whose kindly, generous at- titude has taught us that the show must go on. THE PRODUCERS . . . . And to Mr. William V. Wilmot, who s o efficiently and pleasantly took over that task in Feb- ruary, w e respect- fully dedicate this drama. MISS MARGARET G. RYAN, whose sweet personality and deep understanding has helped us—always. T V V DIRECTORS The Coaches— To the members of the faculty pictured above, who aided so admirably in fitting the players for bigger and better successes, we extend our heart- felt thanks. Ptxr Six Principal Roles Taken By- President Vice President Secretary T re astircr Sergeants-At-Arms— Jof. Bevacqua, Dominic Df Prftis Rose Gentfmpo Irini Kobushefska Katie Hager Charles Solomita Home-Room Representatiies— Marie Farro Jack Lynch Alice Rocoza Mary Pannullo Mikf. Solovey Dances Arranged By - Sadie Restivo Stanley Luczkowski Sadie Alaimo Albert Daher Marie Lennert Victor Russo Rita Mulvey Dominic Prete Walter Golda Edvard Konopka Dorothy Schuster Ming Df Prf.tis Catherine Turner William Cziraky Estelle Pociask Marie Burke Rose McCabe Max Nahulak Pa Setrn Story By— Chief Dramatist Ellen McCooi.f Assistant Business Manager Rudolph Rowland Dominic Prete Assisted by William C iraky Marie Farro Michael Tomko Catherine Riccio Box-Office Manager Rose McCabe Assisted by Jennie Gronsky Rita Mulvey Steve Lordi Alice Roco .a Kay Riccio Feature Writers Tony D’Andrea Albert Daher Catherine Puzio Rose Gentempo Athletic Sequences by John Padovano Gene Hermanski Max Nahulak Art Effects by Publicity Manager Genevieve Stachnick Evelyn Hofer Dialogue by Dominic De Pretis Theresa Masciola Katie Hager Carolyn Waclavek Script Girls Irine Kobushefska Lucille Tamburro Rita Rubino Doris Wurster 3 he cJorch SADIE ALAIMO Sadie 221 Elm Street '7 m not 4� act 4 my studies, I'll %uy. But 1 cun swing it when tht music is s y Italian Club; Leader Club; Girl Re- serve Club; Prom Committee; Dance Committee; Archery Club; Stenography Typing Award ; Knitting Club; Choru . SECRETARIAL MURIEL ALLEN Muriel” J2 Vermont Avenue ” Mint uomun’s pluet is in the home So there I'll stuy. Girl Re crvct; Service Squad: Bridge Club: Knitting Club; Stenography and Typing Award . SECRETARIAL MARY AINCMON Mary 99 Somme Street “1‘m 4 girl u ho pluys list g4me— Whether I'm Iron or not, it's 4II the sume. Knitting Club; Volley Ball Team; Shorthand and Typing Award . SECRETARIAL LYGIA P. A INUNCI ACAO Lyc 41 Munroc Street hrom curly till lute, rn sun and rum. I studied uitb ull my might und muin. Honor Society; French Club; Gregg Speed Club; Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Literary Club; Archery Club; Typing and Shorthand Award ; Choru . SECRETARIAL NICHOLAS ADAMS Nick” 79 Vail Street ”Mi school duys ure 01 er—Ales! And my working duys begun—Alus! Safety Squad—At i tant Chief. GENERAL PALMINA AULITA Palm in a” 108 Congre Street 7 ulwuys did suy I hut uny thing worth rbile uus north uorkrng for, Italian Club; Leader ' Club; Literary Club; Prom Committee; Service Squad; Knitting Club; Gregg Speed Club; Steno- graphy and Typing Award ; Ba kctball Team; Choru . SECRETARIAL STEVEN BACHA Steve” 10 Ko uth Street Tht uorld will seem rosy The duy I gruduute. Safety Squad; 4 A Ba ketball; Home Room Team. BUSINESS OCTAVIO BARBOSA ’TArPY” 69 Adam Street Of history j not her yeur— And my nume uould not he here. Orche tra; Dance Committee; Band; All City Orchcttra; All City Band; Safety Squad. GENERAL ANDREW BARKOSKY Mao Russian” 71 Columbia Street On my desk I loted to scribble. And uilh the unsuers I ne'er did quibble. Bowling Club. COLLEGE PREPARATORY ELIZABETH BARRETT Liz” 92 Union Street Why does aeryonc hustle und 1 curry? I huie my fun und neser hurry. Choru —Senior; Latin Club; Archery Club; Spiritual Choir. GENERAL Puge Ten IRVING BECHEFSKY Beef I 16 Hawthorne Avenue Crouds. to we. were neter a tare— for dear oxer the beads I could stare. Prom Committee; Torch Committee. BUSINESS HELEN BELOTT Chubby” 2)9 Lafayette Street I'm ratin' to go—and go fast.' GENERAL ANGELINA N. BERTOCCH1 Bert” )l Jackson Street ' reslly did try lo ttudy— But there are much nicer thing« to do. Italian Club; Character Club. GENERAL FRANCES BILIK Billy” 49 Darcy Street Cowr. left hate 4 g4me—4 hearty one; Sports to me 4te loft of fun. Archery Club; Library Staff: Honor Society; Shorthand and Typing Award . SECRETARIAL THEODORE BOBER Senator” J) Barbara Street Not 4 gre4t crowd. tust one or tuo Trusty friends, nil tried and true. French Club; National Honor Society; Literary Club; Tech. Club; Interda Basketball: Prom Committee. COLLEGE TECHNICAL ie c oren EDWARD C. BOREK Stooge” 29 Oliver Street My writing U4t so itry smell. It al stays made the teacher bawl. Interda Basketball; Gym Team; 4B Decorating Committee. TECHNICAL JOHN A. BRANKNER Pickles” 84 Houston Street ”They say that a model I shoulJ be— But ifi the simple life for me. Interda Basketball Team. TECHNICAL MARIE PATRICIA BURKE Re-Re 474 South Orange Avenue High school aJsentures came to me double— Double fun. double ioy. double toil, double trouble. Archery Club; Knitting Club; Girl Reserves; Service Squad: Torch Staff; Dance Committee; Shorthand Award ; Health Club. SECRETARIAL EUGENE BURNS Gene” J07 Elm Street Che me a book I ha ft good and an easy chair—Co and don't hurry back.” Bowling Club; Technical Club; German Club; Literary Club; National Honor So- ciety: .'A Cla President; Prom Commit- tee: Interda� Basketball. COLLEGE TECHNICAL WILLIAM J. BUTLER Will-yam” 92 Maybaum Avenue tinned you, friends, long ago. And, still together, out ue go. Track Team; Service Squad; Safety Squad: Rillc Team: Football Team; Bowl- ing Club; Baseball. GENERAL Page FJesrn cJke oloreh DANIEL S. CANTALUPO Danny 97 Prospect Street I teemed to profit by teecher's mistekes. Track Team; Gym Team; Swimming; I cnnis Team; New jersey State Champion Horizontal Bar; All-city Horizontal Bar. general JOSEPH M. CASALE ’Stfpin Fetcmit 158 Pacific Street 'Tim the «• to rite, the first to fell, Vpon e stool in the old mess hell. BUSINESS FI.ORENZO C. CASTANEDO '’Charlie 525 Lafayette Street I like u ork end I like ptey And m down both I pen tin dey. Aeroplane Club; Interclass Basketball; Swimming Team; Baseball Team; Boxing Team. BUSINESS ANGELINA ROSE CATENA Angie 150 Clifford Street All my work end toil— And look el me todey! Italian Club; Service Squad; Gregg Speed Club; Typing. Shorthand Awards; Knitting Club. SKCRETARIAL VINCENT CECERO Vinnie” 150 Clifford Street I like uork done efficiently— For e bust nett men I'd like to be 4A Basketball Team. BUSINESS Pege Twelve ANTOINETTE J. CERAMI Anne M6 Congress Street It meket me feel indeed quite proud To belong to inch e jolly croud. Gregg Speed Club; Chorus; Typing and Shorthand Awards; Typing Emblem. GENERAL STANLEY J. CETNARSKI Stash 110 Albert Avenue F tt Side, this one thing n ell I etked: The privilege to roem your hells. Airplane Club; Orchestra; Band; Service Squad; Prom Committee. GENERAL CHARLES CHAMAK Cmolly” 68 Avenue C I belies e in being e sport And git ing the fellow in need e bend. Aero Club: Radis. Club; Hi-Y Club; Inter-Class Basketball; Technical Club. TECHNICAL MARIE E. CICALESE Marie” 250 Van Buren Street ’ ple no fesontes in the geme of life— in eke the odds eten end esoid ell strife. Italian Club; Gregg Speed Club; 4B Dance Committee; Typing and Shorthand Awards. SECRETARIAL CHARLES J. COLLUCCI Colluco 298 Oliver Street The music ues soft, the lights were low— And then I denied upon Iter toe. Interclass Basketball; Gym Team; 4B Decoration Comittcc; Senior Recognition Committee. TECHNICAL KATIE MARY CORRA Kitty” 11 Clover Street I’m not the one lo bet ton Became I loti my heart lo a dashing fellow. Knitting Club; Service Squad. GENERAL LORRAINE COIM l OMUl 22 Vermont Avenue I'm aim) t your friend” Archery Club; Girl Reserves; Knitting Club; Shorthand and Typing Award� . SECRETARIAL JOSEPHINE A. CRISCUOLO Jo” 117 Adam� Street ”1 like a merry, folly lime— So I found tbew font yean very fine. Italian Club; Gregg Speed Club; Na- tional Honor Society; Typing and Short- hand Award� . SECRETARIAL BESSIE MARIE CUIDERA Btu 4 . Warwick Street ” exaggerate non and then— Pleaie oterlook il, my fttenJ. Service S� |uad; Gregg Speed Club; Girl Reserve� , Stenography Award� ; Health Club. GENERAL WILLIAM CZ1RAKY HtTLEJl” 90 Van Buren Street I'll ad mil I uenl i loud)— But these four yean uenl ituickly. Service Squad; Safety Squad; Bowling Club; Intcrcla� � Track Meet; Dance Com- mittee; Torch Starf; Technical Club. ie QJorc h ALBERT DAHER Ai. 176 Van Buren Street In Lahn dan I maJe many a pun. And each pun led to a uoner one. Latin Club; Italian Club; French Club; Chorm; Band: Orchestra; Boy� ' Glee Club; Che� � and Checker Club; E � ejt County Choru� ; Ea t Side Hi Y Club; Prom Committee; Dance Committee; Torch Committee: Airplane Club; Drum and Bugle Corp� ; Interda� � Batkctball; Radio Club; All-City Band. COLLEGE PREPARATORY ANTHONY DANDREA Tony 2IS Van Buren Street ia) a ioke, a laugh—il’t all in fun— lint if the teacher comet, itarl to run.” Italian Club; Camera Club; Radio Club; Orchestra; Latin Club; Airplane Club; Torch Staff; Prom Committee. COLLEGE PREPARATORY CHARLES DECZYNSK1 Deczy” 11 N'ichol� Street '7 taid not much Bn! then my nature it inch.” Service Squad; Safety Squad; Baseball; Aeroplane Club; Bowling Club; Eli-Y Club. TECHNICAL LENA MARIA DE JOHN •Lei; 222 Jefferson Street Ton out book i and everything— All I uanl to do is swing. Science Club; French Club; Service Squad; Gregg Speed Club—President; Shorthand and Typing Award� ; Girl Re- serve� ; Dance Committee; Health Club. GENERAL DOMINIC A. DE PRETIS Ming 275 Adam� Street I hate youth and fnendt galore— II'i foolnb to desire more.” Latin Club; Italian Club: Photo Patron� ; Football Team; Tenni� Club—President; Announcer Staff—Editor; Senior Prom Committee; Newark Star Eagle Sport� Correspondent; Torch Starf; Interda� � Meet; Home R� om Basket Ball Team; Bowling Club; Boxing Team; 4A Presid- ent. GENERAL Page Thirteen c fhe cTorch JOSEPH DOMINGUEZ, Jr. jor 97 Bruen Street When the uorlJ becomes too cruel I'll think luck to thii happy school. Football Team; Baseball Team; Service Squad; 4 A Basketball Team; Prom Com- mittee. BUSINESS CATHERINE P. DOYLE Pat )J Mott Street '7 shouted quitt loud and made many a speech— For after all, I had a moral to teach. Latin Club; Announcer Start: National Honor Society; Service Squad; Leaders' Club. GENERAL SECRETARIAL LOTTIE E. DZIEDZIC Lome” J99 Walnut Street Friends,—and you'ir been friendt indeed. I'm ready and wait in if yon're in need. National Honor Society; Archery Club; French Club; Service Squad; Gregg Speed Club; Shorthand Awards; Prom Commit- tee. SECRETARIAL HELEN ELKEWICZ Helen” New York Avenue O senior dayi. I’ll feel yonr lack— But how on earth shall I woo yon back? Girl Reserves; Archery Club; Grege Speed Club. SECRETARIAL VINCENT J. FALLONE Vinnie” 48 1-2 Ferry Street Though I say farewell. I’ll always re- member M senior days and the memories tender. Italian Club; Interclass Basketball Team; Service Squad. COLLEGE PREPARATORY MARIE J. FARRO Marie 269 East Kinney Street ’’Vie done in school stork faithfully— Non on to see nhst the nor Id holds for me! National Honor Society; Literary Club; Gregg Speed Club—President; Prom Com- mittee; 5 A Vice-President; Typing and Stenography Awards; Torch Start. SECRETARIAL MATTHEW FEITH Matt” 79 Lang Street So quickly did these four years elapse— Well, honestly—it makes me gasp! Safety Squad; Senior Recognition Com- mittee. TECHNICAL PAULINE FELSENFELD Pauline 109 Hedden Terrace I u ain't on top But I wasn't a flop. Science Club; Chorus; Photo Patrons; Knitting Club; Service Squad. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS AGNES FISCHER Agnes” 69 Barbara Street Thu is the story I lease with yon: Be honest, upright, good and true. Girl Reserves; Latin Club; Service Squad; Honor Society. COLLEGE PREPARATORY JAMES W. FITZGERALD Jimmy” JO Darcy Street Keep your head high And you’ll get by. Latin Club; Rifle Club; Track; Prom Committee; Interclass Basketball; Bowling Club; Cheering Squad. BUSINESS Page Fourteen CARMINE J. FORTE Rai nr” s Warwick Street At book dnd Itito I Jo froun— I'm )N. hdppy nhen I’m truckin' on Jon n. )A Dance Committee. TECHNICAL FRANCES M. FOSTER ‘Than’ 661 Market Street The firtl to bredk the tdpe— My rdie ndi non. Glee Club; Choru� ; B Minstrel; Ser- vice Squad. GENERAL THOMAS G. GEGA Max Bair” 91 Jackson Street Son thdt dll h Jone, I'm free To todm ll c trim wi. Swimming Team; Aero Club; German Club; Radio Club; Bowling Team; Tech- nical Club. TECHNICAL ANTHONY J. GENOVESE Smppy” 66 Avenue C -Tit %een them come dnd l'ir teen them XO. Sou dt Idtt I too thdll go. Loot ball Team; Swimming Team; Ser- vice Squad; Interclass Basketball Team; Bowling Club; Swimming; Football; Base- ball Manager; Basketball. GENERAL JAMES P. GENOVESE JlMMIl 110 Jefferson Street I'll ihinc my iboet. dnd I’ll prat my tocki. For then tbe girlt mil think me topi. Tennis Club; Bowling Club; Service Squad: Interclass Basketball. BUSINESS cJhe cJorch ROSE GENTEMPO Sunshine” 16) South Street I ipedk inflly—for dfter dll Are not flm Cdugbt nitb mgdr 4B. 4A Vice President; National Honor Society; Literary Club—Treasurer; French Club—Secretary, Vice President; Archery Club—Lady Paramount; Girl Reserves, Leaders Club; Photo Patrons; Civic Club; Character Club; Knitting Club; Health Club; Gregg Speed Club—Sscretary. Treasurer; Shorthand and Typing Awards; Torch Staff; Announcer Staff. SECRETARIAL CHARLES GERARD Gkrard” 11 Hermon Street I JdiheJ like mdJ dCroil the floor, MdJe the bdiket dnJ bedrJ tbe crowd rodr. Technical Club; Interclass Basketball; Baseball Team; Safety Squad. TECHNICAL MICHAEL GIACINI Mint” 414 South 11th Street It ndt tough ileJJing Until wmeonr gdie me d pnib. Italian Club; Rifle Club; Prom Commit- tee; Cleveland Dramatic Club; Track Team. GENERAL BETTY R. GIORDANO Bitty 61 Madison Street I'm not tbe one to neep end udll If I incceeJ thdt'i iplenJiJ, bo-hum if i fdiir Service Squad; Gregg Speed Club; Arch- ery Club; Girl Reserves; Stenography Awards; Italian Club. SECRETARIAL WALTER J. GOLDA Butch” 92 Pulaski Street ’� in ell to item dnJ itrdight to itduJ And udie d bdton dt the Edit Side bdnd. Band; Chorus; Glee Club; A Capella Choir; 4B Minstrel; Bowling Club; Ser- vice Squad; Prom Committee; Ring Com- mittee Chairman; Torch Staff; Dance Committee; Senior Recognition Committee. TECHNICAL Pdge Fifteen cfhe cJorch ALFRED GRAZUL Al” 75 Mjgjzinc Street Out the umJou I liked to gaze ‘Tuet there I tpent my high school days. Trjck; Bowling Club; Baieball Team. GENERAL BEATRICE GREENE Bea” 2)1 East Kinney Street Ixt'i put these dull books auay— And run outtide end ptay. Archery Club; Service Squad; Chorus; Bulletin Board Committee. SECRETARIAL JOAN GRONSKY Jennie 29 Longworth Street ’Tie leerned my lestoni, among other tbingi. Torch Staff; Service Squad; Civic Club. SECRETARIAL KATIE HAGER Katie 105 Brill Street They crouded around me end cheered me ell And eicorted me throughout eecb hell. Honor Society; 2A Vice President; )B, )A. 4B. and 4A Claw Treasurer; Torch Staff; Businc� Manager—Announcer; Latin Club Consul; Latin Club—Secretary; Ercnch Club—President; Orchestra; Chorus: Archery Club. COLLEGE PREPARATORY CHARLES GONZALEZ Charles 9! Prospect Street It looked e little doubtful But here I em. Football; Interclass Basketball; Inter- class Track; Swimming. GENERAL DOROTHY HELEN HAPPELL Dot 18 5 Avon Avenue ’ Well I er- am glad icbool’t oter,— Also those annoying recitations GENERAL RAYMOND C. HELFRICH Ray” 10) Darcy Street '7 shell uender far and uide Floating litllettly uith the tide. Service Squad; Safety Squad; Senior Recognition Committee. TECHNICAL ANN HENCOSKI Ann 81 Ann Street I made it. Gregg Speed Club; German Club; Chorus; Service Squad. SECRETARIAL PEARL MARGARET HERBST Prarl” 52 Kossuth Street I prefer to lay au recoir — Not goodbye. Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Service Squad. GENERAL JOHN FRANCIS HERLIHY John” 647 Market Street America, Vie dncoiered. Sett a price on her milk end honey. French Club; Service Squad: Safety Squad; Honor Society; Track Team. BUSINESS Page Sixteen EUGENE V. HERMANSKI Gene 25 Ferry Street Tall, grate and grim I may be But I'm aluayt uillmg to oblige a laJy. Football Team; Baseball Team; Track; Interclass Basketball Team. BUSINESS EVELYN FLORENCE HOFER Sup” 92 Walnut Street ’’I'll time to paint each nook AnJ comer of tbn earth. Girl Reserve ; Literary Club; Honor Society; Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Gregg Speed Club; Typing and Steno- graphy Awards; Prom Committee; Torch Staff. SECRETARIAL JOSEPH J. HRDINA Hurd” 240 Oliver Street Ifi been only an extra one, But beliete me, it uai north the fun. Track Team; Tech Club; Announcer Stall; Literary Club. GENERAL JACK T. INAMORATO Mouse” 77 Adams Street Give me liberty Or gite me tcbool.” Stamp Club; Football Team; Track Team; Baseball Team; Gym Team; Inter- class Basketball: Italian Club. TECHNICAL CHESTER KALATA CHET 162 Peshine Avenue I'te been mituudenlood in my fun anJ foy— For at heart I'm an earuetl, baid-uorking boy. Airplane Club. TECHNICAL ie c orcn WILLIAM J. KASLAITIS Doc TO� ” 119 Jackson Street I maJe it a habit to i peak distinctly and loud. So at to leate not a thadow of doubt. Swimming Team; Airplane Club; Bowl- ing Team; Interclass Track; Honor Society. TECHNICAL LORETTA KERVEL Lottie” 84 Lafayette Street It m«i hard uork But uell north it. Shorthand and Typing Awards; Gregg Speed Club. SECRETARIAL FRED K1AM1E Fi� f.d” 120 Union Street I lean over backuardt to play fair— So I usually get my head bumped.” German Club; Hi-Y Club—President; Chess and Checker Club; Track Team. COLLEGE PREPARATORY MARY R. KOBULYAR Marv 112 Niagara Street Although my exterior pretenlt many tneers. Really for you, friendi, I hate many ebeen. Girl Resers-es; Archcry Club; Gregg Speed Club; Typing and Stenography Awards. SECRETARIAL IRENE B. KOBUSZEWSKA Renie 21 Madison Street “My pencil quickly decreased A% the clan minulet in created. National Honor Society; Archery Club; Knitting Club; Service Squad; Shorthand Sc Typing awards; Vice-President of Stenography Class; Secretary of Class of June I9 8; Prom Committee. SECRETARIAL Page Set rnteen cJhe cJorch EDWARD A. KONOPKA Whitsy” 64 Darcy Street '7 know there are others si msnly si I Striding shout with hesdi in Ac iky. Technical Club; Football Squad; Safety Squad; Service Squad; Announcer Staff; Senior Prom Committee; Torch Staff; 4A Dance Committee; Bowling Club; Inter Clan Basketball; Baseball Team; Senior Rec. Committee. TECHNICAL ROMAN KOSTROWSK1 Roman” J9) Walnut Street '77 ilriie to he worthy of my nsme,— The nobleRomen of them nil. Rifle Club. BUSINESS LILLIAN K. KRULIKOWSKI Lily” 20 Union Street Goth, my srrow bit The hulli’ eye every time. Archery Club; Service Squad; Short- hand certificate. GENERAL JENNIE LANIA Jennie” 133 Pacific Street I'm content to keep my knonleJge bid- den. And revest it only when hidden. Service Squad; Library Club; Chorus; Italian Club; Science Club. COLLEGE PREPARATORY HELEN M. LASKOWICZ Helen 314 Elm Street Sby snd modeit wsi my usy, 'Tii jo with Io i tsy. Knitting Club; Gregg Speed Club; l it- erary Club; Service Squad; Shorthand Typing awards. SECRETARIAL MARIE ANNA LENNERT Marie” 13 Darcy Street It wsi s greet fight. I’m glsd I non!” G. R. Club—Vice President; Archery Club; Volley Ball Team; Leaders Club. Service Squad; Reception Committee; Dance Committee Si Dancing Class; Bask- etball Team. SECRETARIAL ANN LEONARDIS Ann 57 River Street Some isy it usi s pnth-oier. But I for one bed to nork. Archery Club; Service Squad; Leaders Club: Sr. Chorus; Italian Club; County Chorus; Prom Committee. GENERAL JANET E. LI PUMA Janet” 125 Congress Street '7 csrrted inch s weight of books. It chsnged my ttstnre snd my looks. Italian Club; Prom Committee: Service Squad; Leaders Club; Shorthand Awards. SECRETARIAL STEVE NICHOLAS LORD1 Srippy 42 Jefferson Street Wheel— detbed scron the gosl line. With water [ sil in hand. Rifle Club; Assistant Football Manager: Interclass Basketball; Service Squad; Man- ager of Football Squad; Manager Boxing Team; Announcer Staff; 4A Basketball Team; Torch Staff. GENERAL STANLEY T. LUC'ZKOWSKI Luca 414 Chestnut Street ”Sporti of writ sre my delight But you'll find me ihsggmg every night. Safety Squad; 4A Flome Room Team; 4A Basketball Team; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Cheering Squad; Baseball Team; Torch Committee. GENERAL rage Eighteen JOHN E. LYNCH Jack” 121 Tichenor Street Tdke the ddvice of one who knout Button your lip end keep on your loei Band; Dance Orchestra: Hi-Y Club; German Club Prciidjni; Glee Club; Laiin Club. COLLEGE PREPARATORY ALEXANDER MACCIA Ait ” 14) Malvern Street I ihdll teke the middle art For the idke of compdnionthip.’’ Interdat Batketball Team; Bowling Club. TECHNICAL WALTER MACHESKA Valtu” 3At Eatt Kinney Street 7 neier bothered to toy whdt you dlwuyt knew— VTr � re frkudi. Honor Society; Chet and Checker Club President; Band; Orchestra; All-City Band; Hi-Y Club. COLLEGE PREPARATORY SADIE M. MACK Sadie” 40) North )th Street The luit mile w i longeit. BUSINESS MARIE A. MALHEIRO Marie 104 Ferry Street 'Tir hetrd whdt goes up mutt come down.— Are nu'ki an exception?” Knitting Club; Leaders Club; Italian Club; Gregg Speed Club; Service Squad; Typing and Shorthand Award . SECRETARIAL C %e cJorch JAMES FRED MALONE Judge 227 Elm Street ’7 uttered betueen ’it end '39, Then decided fune udt the lime. Baseball; Italian Club; Football. GENERAL PETER MARTINKO Pete 20 Waydell Street '7 fiddled dud fiddled But Edit Side itill sldudi. Orchestra; Service Squad; Safety Squad; Track Team. GENERAL CARL A. MARTORANA Carl” 121 Wilton Avenue With d imile dnd d tong, The four yedn uere not long. Italian Club; Rifle Club; Track; Prom Committee; Bowling Club; Cheering Squad; Interclass Basketball; Chorus; Boys' Glee Club. BUSINESS TESSIE J. MARTORANA Tew 168 Fleming Avenue 7 didn’t mdke much fun— But I got here juit the idme. Italian Club; Glee Club; A Cappella Choir; Junior Chorus; Senior Chorus; Prom Committee. GENERAL THERESA M. MASCIOLA Tb s 177 Elm Street I’ll tdj it with mutic Library Club: library Staff; Italian Club; A Cappella Choir; Junior and Sen- ior Chorus; Photo Patrons; Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Moonlight Revue; Prom Committee; Torch Staff. GENERAL Page Nineteen df ie cJorch ROSETTA MASON ROSETTA” 119 Pennington Street I found the uty Jretry. So I ms Jr it cherry. Chorus; Spiritual Choir; Leaders Club; Junior Band; Basketball. GENERAL ROSE McCABE Me 92 Rome Street '7 belietr life should he teken senously— At times. Girl Reserves; Service Squad; Archery Club; 4B Prom Commi:tec; Announcer Staff; Senior Recognition Committee; 4A Dance Committee; Torch Staff; Junior Character Club; Latin Club. SECRETARIAL GERALD A. McCANIN McCann” 1) Brinsmaid Place It hsi only once or tune Thst my marks Here not so nice. Bowling Team; Track; Technical Club; Interclass Basketball; French Club; Torch Staff; 4B Ways Means Committee; Ser- vice Squad: Stamp C.ub; Radio Club. COLLEGE TECHNICAL ELLEN McCOOLE Ellen 80 1-2 Ann Street '7 loir to sit in the seats of the mighty. Editor-in-chief Torch; Honor Society; Latin Club Consul; Character Club; Civic Club Treasurer, President; Girl Reserves; 2A Class Treasurer; Announcer Editor; School Correspondent for Newark Eve- ning News. COLLEGE PREPARATORY STEFFI E MESHAR Stehtb 171 Van Burcn Street It’s nice uork If you esn get it. Leaders Club; Archery Club; Service Squad. GENERAL CLARENCE A. MEYER Clarence 17 Napoleon Street '7 cutnr. I sau,— graduated. Service Squad. GENERAL MARIO MICCHELLI Miccm” J16 Elm Street .My lokei arc of the exfdosiie type Ai srr my chemistry experimenti. Technical Club; Band; Italian Club; Gym Team; Tennis Club; Intcrclass bask- etball. COLLEGE TECHNICAL ANTHONY FRANK MICELI Paoi turn 118 New York Avenue Heaiens! bon my classmates Here dis- turbed XT sen through the silence my i oice uas besrd. Technical Club; Italian Club; Bowling Club; Radio Club; Torch Staff; Aero- plane Club. COLLEGE TECHNICAL ELEANOR E. MOCC.IO El 105 Nichols Street ”You msy Jissgree But I think the time was Hell-spent. Girl Reserves: Italian Club; Gregg Speed Club; Typing and Shorthand Awards. SECRETARIAL SAM PHILIP MONTAGNA Sammy” 277 Walnut Street Despite my size. I intend to he A big inccess doing big things. Photo Patrons Club; Latin Club; Italian Club; Service Squad. GENERAL Psge Tuenty JANE T. MOTYKA Jane 9 Hiwkini Street Come Iffi joke and make merry. I bate no lime to ueep or worry. Girl Reserves; Archery Club; Service Squid; Gregg Shorthind Certificate. GENERAL RITA U. MULVEY Ri d” 42 Fillmore Street I may be small but-my oh my— Knitting Club; Latin Club; Civic Club; Health Club; Archery Club; Bridge Club; Girl Reserses; Leader Club. COLLEGE PREPARATORY VIRGINIA E. MURTAGH Jeanii “ 2 Alyea Street Hou I named about each text! Sou at tail I’ll get a rat. Service Squad; Girl Reserves; Archery Club; Library Club; Vice President of 3A Class; Knitting Club; Prom Commit- tee; Torch Stall; Health Club. GENERAL WALTER MARRISH Valtm” 73 Vincent Street Once a ueek I xlayrd at ! ome for I'm a fellou with a luxt to roam. French Club; Football Team; Baseball Team; Track and Field; Basketball Team; Service Squad; Tennis; Swimming. GENERAL MAXIM NAHULAK Max” 296 F.lm Street I ian the others, splashing thru’ the brine, I gat e a hardy stroke—Victory uas mine! Swimming Team—Captain and Medalist; Football Team; Track Team; Boxing Team. BUSINESS cJhe dforch ANTHONY G. NAPORANO Nappy” 234 Van Buren Street I'm really not as grand at I am painted, Tbo' uhen llse girh sau my lashes they often fainted. Latin Club; Consul Latin Club: Italian Club; French Club; Senior Recognition Committee; Announcer Staff; Football Squad; Torch Stall. GENERAL ALFRED NUNEZ Al” 44 Ferry Street It uas hard uork Rut ue all enjoyed it Rifle Club; Service Squad: Interclass Basketball Team; Basketball Team; Base- ball Team. BUSINESS ALEXANDER S. OLKOWITZ Axle 91 Ninth Avenue Best of all I liked the parties Where they • an Sueet Adeline. Technical Club. TECHNICAL JOHN JOSEPH PADOVANO Johnny 31 Delaney Street A pretty face, a flirtations glance— Down goes my book and away I prance. Latin Club; Torch Stall; A’CapcIla Choir: Senior Recognition Committee. BUSINESS NATHALINE PAGE Nat 27 Mulberry Street You can't fool me. Old uorld! Service Squad; Knitting Club; Bulletin Board Committee. GENERAL Page Tuenty-one c7he SJorch GENEVIEVE PALMA G«n” 2)4 Elm Street Double, double toil and trouble. And I hud 4 fires! time! Knitting Club; Italian Club; Basketball Team; Gregg Speed Club; Field Meet. SECRETARIAL MARY PANNULLO Mary” 1)5 South Street Fate hai ruled that me must far . French Club; Gregg Speed Club—Treas- urer; Typing and Shorthand Awards; Torch Staff; Prom Committee. SECRETARIAL NICHOLAS PASTE WAIT Nick” 42 Darcy Street Slow and broken m i iwy pace. But now at last Vie non the race. Baseball. BUSINESS LUCY A. PEPE “Lucy” 221 Oliver Street At lait I' re reached The precious goal. Italian Club; Gregg Speed Club; Short- hand Awards; Girl Reserves; Photo Pat- trons; Health Club. SECRETARIAL IDA M. PERINA Ida 121 Prospect Street They tell me I'm little— But to u at Napoleon. Chorus; Leaders Club; Service Squad; Prom Committee; Dance Committee; Shorthand Awards. SECRETARIAL LUCILLE A. PETOLUNO Lucille” 40 Union Street Many's the lime that I feasted, And many’s the lime that I fasted— On homework. Service Squad; Girls Glee Club; Socie- tas Salutis. BUSINESS JAMES PETROLLE Bullets l Madison Street ”They mere all out of step But me. BUSINESS GABRIEL S. PETTI Gab 220 Jefferson Street W sen I hair earned my doctor’s degree. To my friends examination will be free. Latin Club; Italian Club; Dramatic Club. COLLEGE PREP ESTELLE JANE POCIASK Stellb” 86 Pulaski Street I like to follow all the styles. For clothes are turely u Oman’s miles. Archery Club; Service Squad; Short- hand Awards; Prom Reception Commit- tee; Dance Committee. SECRETARIAL STANLEY JOSEPH POCIASK Stas 82 Pulaski Street ”1 still can hear Miss Kraemer say 'Stanley, where were you yesterday}’ Track Team; Baseball Team; Club; Gym Team. BUSINESS Rifle Page Tuenty-tuo DOMINIC PRETE Doctor 414 So. 17th Street InJet the Height of my mighty learn- ing I tag. But Vie got a weakness for the Suzi-Q Jrag. Service Squid; Che ind Checker Club; Honor Society, President; hiliin Club. President; Prom Committee Chiirmin; Torch Bu ine s Manager. COLLEGE TECHNICAL BERTRAM J. PREUSTER But )$7 Walnut Street J i tabbed my eye on a big u or J one Jay. AnJ mat obliged to pni my books away.— Hurray'.'' Latin Club; Photo Patron Club; Na- tional Honor Society; Prom Committee. GENERAL LESTER PRICE Le 41 Au tin Street fane and fannary Are tin tame to me.” Bateball; Ba ketball; Football; Inter- da� Track; Swimming. BUSINESS CELIA G. PRIGNANO Celia” 24 Chadwick Avenue ”Quick! A pencil and a pad!— What a pote! What a pictHre! Health Club; Photo Patron ; Archery Club; Prom Committee; Torch Start; Fa hion Show. GENERAL JOSEPH ANTHONY PULIDO Jot- 21 Cottage Street ”Vm not very big. I'm not itry old— But Vm doing O.K., I’te been told. Service Squad; Senior Prom Commit- tee; 4B Dance Committee; Inter Cla� � Ba kctball; Bowling Club; Swimming Club: Cheering Squad: Track; Science Club; Italian Club; Chorus; East Side Golden Glover� ; Torch Staff. GENERAL LUCILLE PULIDO “Lucille 21 Cottage Street If about me. you'd like to know You'll hate to atk my brother foe.” Service Squad; Gregg Speed Club; Typ- ing Si Stenography Awards; Track Meet. SECRETARIAL CATHERINE PUZIO Catherine” 89 llawkin Street ” am an ad locate of utilitarianism. Acquire thn doctrine if you anticipate gregarious happmett. Literary Club. President; Girl Reserve , President; Gregg Speed Club. Vice Pres.; leader Club; Archery Club; Honor So- ciety; Knitting Club; French C.lub. Sec. Trea .; Torch Staff; Gregg Speed Club; award for Shorthand; Way and Mean Committee; Secretary of Cla 2A. SECRETARIAL VICTOR RANERO Vic 101 New York Avenue The little gurgling soundt I made Always canted a homeroom raid. Football: Baseball; Service Squad; Track; Basketball. BUSINESS SADIE G. RESTIVO Sadie” 104 Jefferson Street I juti lot e to su ing and sway Every hour of the Jay.” I.iteray Club; National Honor Society; Prom Committee; Gregg Speed Club; Ser- vi� Squad; Leader ' Club; Dance Com- mittee Chairman; Stenography Si Type- writing Award . SECRETARIAL CATHERINE A. RICCIO Kay 480 South IJth Street When you thought I wat being cool, I wat dreaming. Character Club: Health Club; An- nouncer; Italian Club; IB Dance Com- mittee, Prom Committee. BUSINESS Page Twenty-three VICTOR O. E. RUSSO Vic” 478 South IIth Street ” trnieled Itere end I trnieled there And I nude m qnnintnni yi everywhere.” 4B. 'B Cla t Pre ident; German Club; luliin Club; Band; Dance Orche� tra; Aero Club; Interdat Track; Chet anJ Checker Team ; A Capella Choir; Glee Club. COLLEGF PRFPARATORY STANLEY F. SACEWICZ Stan” 308 New York Avenue “Sometime! I u under If tbeie yejrt nr re no! in i din. BUSINESS ADELINE SANTA MARIA Adeline” 476 Market Street 'T bant i For tbe memory” Girl Rctcrve : Service Squad; Archery Club; Italian Club. GENERAL ANN SCIUK 99 Pulatki Street '7 didn't shirk Either piny or uork. French Club; Knitting Club; Girl Re- terve ; National Flonor Society; Health Club; Track Meet; Shor:hand Typing Award . SECRETARIAL MARTIN SCHADT Marty” 124 Wilton Avenue “S’on tint freedom n obtained Wbnt else it there for me to gnin?” Rifle Club: Track Team. BUSINESS c7he cforch MATILDA RICKES Tilda” 75 Ann Street ”A tilent member of your elms. I unt contented just to pjtt.” Service Squad. GENERAL ANTHONY RODRIGUEZ Nails 84 Ferry Street ”l‘m the led with tbe cnrly heir, Tbe big brown eyes end thnt certem nit” Interdat Basketball; Service Squad. GENERAL ALICE ROGOZA Am e 24 Fillmore Street When tpoken to, I tpeek. For itdl wnter rum deep.” Service Squad; Girl Rctcrve ; Gregg Speed Club; Archery Club: Honor So ciety; Stenography Award. Way and Mean Committee; Torch Start; Prom Committee. SECRETARIAL RUDOLPH ROWLAND Rudy 58 Summit Avenue Cnmern!' hetc end 'Aetion' there Seemi to be nil I eier bent ” Science Club; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Photo Patron Previdcnt; Honor Society; Announcer Staff; Torch Start. Attittant Editor. COLLEGF PREPARATORY RITA JOAN RUBINO Rle 87 New York Avenue '7 hope tbnt iHence it golden For then I’ll be rich.” Italian Club; Gregg Speed Club; Short hand Award ; Typing Award ; Girl Rc rvet; Health Club; Torch Staff. SECRETARIAL Pnge Tuenty-fom t JOHN JOSEPH SCHETTINO John 1S6 Delaney Street Thru' the yean I fear I’ll alwayt bean •fohn. where did you get you per man tnt?” Latin Club: Italian Club; Science Club: Intcrclass Basketball Team; Assistant Manager of Football Team; Private Secre- tary of Mr. Florwit . SECRETARIAL NELLIE SCHULTZ Nell” , 162 Adams Street I JjrrJ not mile time— There mere to many thingt to Jo. French Club; Health Club; National Honor Society; Track Meet; Treasurer of Stenography Class; Shorthand, Typing, and F.diphonc Awards. SECRETARIAL DOROTHY M. SCHUSTER Dot” 16 Cortland Street '7 for one prefer Jignity, F.ntbutiatm n not for me. Knitting Club; Civic Club; G.R. Club; Archery Club; Societas Salutas. COLLEGE PREPARATORY HERBERT JOHN SCHUSTER SCHEISTER 16 Cortland Street If yon beer the ihoult ringing lonJ and clenr, Yon may know that I am near.” Technical Club; Bowling Club; An- nouncer Staff; Sergeant at Arm� ; Torch Staff; Service Squad; Rada� Club; Ger- man Club; Intcrclass Basketball. COLLEGE TECHNICAL DANIEL C. SCOTT I Scotty 7 Monroe Street The pigibin bill I lote to boot. To Ixar the bend play. hear the crowd root. Football; Track; Swimming; Gym Team; Italian Club; Boxing Team. BUSINESS c d77i ? cTorch ADELE A. SKEBERDIS Dell 80 Wilson Avenue Fro-� � ichool I wat abient man) a Jay Rut I’m graduating anyway.” Chorus; Latin Club; Flealth Club; Sci- ence; Service Squad. COLLEGE PREPARATORY CHARLES R. SOLOMITA Cmolly 170 McWorter Street Suddenly tlx room u at quiet — Then at utual I JntnrbeJ the flati.” Interclass Basketball; Announcer Staff; Safety Squad; Football Team; Baseball Team; 4A Basketball Team Captain; 4B Si 4A Sergeant at Arms; Boxing Team. GENERAL MICHAEL J. SOLOWEY Mutt” 527 Market Street '7 beliete men tboulJ net er, neter imile Rut lx item and grate all the while.” Aeroplane Club; Radio Club; French Club: 4B Prom Ticket Committee; Torch Statf: Intcrclass Basketball; 4 A Senior Rcc. COLLEGE TECHNICAL ANNE SPANGENBERGER Honey” 66 Rome Street '7 fluttered my latbet, tpoke tery low, So I got a teal in the tery fint rou. Girl Reserves; National Honor Society; Archery Club; Prom Com.: Torch Staff; Gregg Speed Club; Typing Si Shorthand Awards. SECRETARIAL GENEVIEVE M. STACHNICK Gi nevieve” 90 Magnolia Street Yet, yet, tbit it all tery fine. But now left get down to batmen.” Library Club; Literary Club; An- nouncer Statf; Prom Committee: Typing Shorthand Awards; Torch Staff; French Club. SECRETARIAL Page Twenty-fite 3he 3orch OLIVE SPIRO Olive” JOS East Kinney Street Don n in the library, I pent my term So non I am a tull-fledgeJ bookworm. l ibrary Club; Greg Speed Club; Typ- ing Shorthand Award� ; Glee Club. SECRETARIAL PETER L. STEGNER Pete” 474 1-2 Ferry Street When grots' up. iball be Prendent of Slegner'i Dale Company.” Technical Club; Hi-Y Club; Service Squad. TECHNICAL AMELIA J. SYG.NARSK1 Smile ” )61 Walnut Street ”Try ai I uonIJ I hate often been miiundentood,” French Club; Gregg Speed Club; Ser- vice Squad; Health Club; Archery Club; Shorthand Typing Award; Prom Re- freshment Committee; Ring Committee; Character Club; Chorus; Photo Patrons. SECRETARIAL EDWARD S. SZEMPLENSKI Ed” 66 Fiouston Street thought another drop of acid would dot it— Wou. how it zoomed! Wow, how it boomed! Inter-class track meet; Inter-class bask- etball. BUSINESS MARIE TALIERCIO Marie 412 Chestnut Street Sow. graduated. I may go To my graduated beau. Gregg Speed Club; Italian Club; Knit- ting Club; basketball; Stenography Typing Awards; Health Club; Service Squad. GENERAL COMMERCIAL LUCILLE D. TAMBURRO Lou 72 Merchant Street ’Tit cruel, I tay, too cruel. From F.ait Side to be wrenched io toon. Service Squad; Girl Reserves; Typing and Shorthand Awards; JA Play; Italian Club; Character Club; Announcer Staff; ■ B Prom Committee; Torch Staff; Gregg Speed Club; Field Meet. SECRETARIAL A!N!N TETAR Ann” JJ Patterson Street I wat here and there And everywhere. Library Club; Announcer Staff; Lead- er's Club; Prom Committee; Archery Club; Service Squad; Gregg Speed Club; Typing and Shorthand Awards; Drama- tic Club; G. R. Dance Committee; Re- ception Committee. SECRETARIAL JOHN J. T1RPAK Tirpy” 174 1-2 Thomas Street Bright idea within me itirred. Hut my clanmatei always gate them the bird. Bowling Club; Track; Radio Club; Interclass Basketball; Torch Staff. TECHNICAL MICHAEL A. TOMKO Mike” 49 Barbara Street I am eier at your service, Comradei All. Safety Squad; Honor Society; Track Team; 4B Prom Committee; Torch Staff. TECHNICAL LUCY C. TORTORELLA Lou” lit Clifford Street It make i me proud To think l‘m a member of this class.” Latin Club; French Club; Service Squad; Junior and Senior Chorus; Typ- writing Awards; Senior Prom Committee. GENERAL Page Twenty-ux cJlie c 0 (7? JOSEPH TREMB1CK Joe 86 Lexington Street •' i«m n� y dattmalet madly Jdtbing by To daws—am calmly folloueJ I. Safety Patrol; Service Squad. GENERAL CATHERINE TURNER Katie 1)7 Pro pect Street My intelligence, altho' I'm carefree, I1 always a P rt of me. Literary Club; Gregg Speed Club; Leader' Club; Service Squad; Shorthand Award ; Prom Committee; Dance Com- mittee; Choru . SECRETARIAL JOHN TYMONKO John ) Clover Street Each Jay M at d reJ Idler Jay, Each Jdy uat a mucb beller Jdy. Service Squad. GENERAL STANLEY M. URYNIAK Stitch” 407 Lafayette Street LedJ me Io ubere there tangi oh the H’dll A bdiket: then gite me a baikelball. Interda Ba ketball Team; 4A Senior Rcc.; Radio Club; Bowling Club. TECHNICAL ADOLPH A. VAZZANO Adolph 2)1 Adam Street No more worry, mo more pant— I wffercJ hardships but noI in tdin. Interda Track Meet. BUSINESS JAMES ANTHONY VERDI Jame� 12 1-2 Pro pcct Street When a mntake it nidJe lldie du dlibi idieJ. lootball; Service Squad; Italian Club; Interda Ba� ketball; Ba eball Team; Box- ing Team. GENERAL CAROLYN H. WACLAVEK Carrie 88 Clifford Street I'm lull. I'm IdM—I’m terrifically happy About the whole thing. Service Squad; French Club; Gregg Speed Club: Leader Club; Typing Award ; Prom Committee; Torch Staff. SECRETARIAL EDWARD WARGA Ed” 207 Ferry Street Cite me my tbeepxkitt Then let me reit in peace. GENERAL JOHN WRIGHT John” 125 South Street They’ll hand me a diploma. now dll's Jone, At a token of my fun. Track team; Football Team; Spiritual Choir; Interda Ba� kctball Team. GENERAL DORIS M. WURSTEB Dooo 61 New York Avenue Don’t get exciteJ it my dJtice— Keep heaJ and heart as cool at ice. Service Squad; Girl Re ervet; Gregg Speed Club; Archery Club; Knitting Club; Torch Staff; Prom Committee; Advertuing Committee; Health Club; Shorthand Si Typing Award . SECRETARIAL Page Twenly-teten STANLEY C. STRUS Smu ” 407 Walnut Street 'Tie longed to be in East Side tier since I UJl a lad. I kneu that juit to lx senior uoulJ make me ttry gltd.” Service Squid. TECHNICAL JOSEPH M. BEVACQUA Macaroni” 42 JefTenon Street ” only fight fellowt my iize— They art few. Football; 1 rack Team; Bowline Team; Batkeiball. GENERAL WILLIAM J. CALABRESE Boxy” 2)0 Walnut Street I nas the Lour Ranger of the dan. Why? I don't knou .—but I liked it to ” Track Team. GENERAL CLIFFORD DOLAN Cur” 61 Seymour Avenue My uordt are feu and far between— My deedi—Well tltal remains to be teen. Radio Club; Tech. Club. COLLEGE TECHNICAL ANGELINA M. POLICASTRO Angie 126 Clilford Street ”lt hurtt To leate my senior year Ixbind me.” GENERAL 3ln iflemoriant Olr Classmate FLORENCE GIANONE Died July 30. 1937 Bill if tf c while we think tut tltec, dear friend All losses are restored and sor rows end.” Page Twent -eight Personalities in the Play y fto� , a . “OuH OMT’OR ban. PRete 5ta N IK. P r Turnty-ninr HIGHLIGHTS OF READ THIS ENTHUSIASTIC REVIEW (From the HAVING MARVELOUS TIME—AT PLAY OF THAT NAME As summer nears, drama critics are wont to view Broadway openings with a skeptical eye—for you know how frequently a hit premiere occurs in June. Last night, however, they were startled out of their spring naps by a wide-awake young produc- tion, Having Marvelous Time” which opened at the East Side Theatre. A very ambitious comedy, it alternately tickles the funny bone, the tear sacs and the spine. An indolent audience found itself keyed up to high tension from start to finish, for although Having Marvelous Time” has a story by no means sensational, the youth and high spirits of the players lend a refreshing vitality to the plot that obscures all else. Depicting the joys and jars of a high school class, the first act introduces us to a jolly cast of characters, the Class of June 1938. To the amazement of the East Sidcrs, this class cannot be persuaded to take the mythical elevator, having been warned about this in earliest infancy. Worse still, they immediately start selling protection to Service Squad members, bond memories were awakened in the audience as they saw these optim- istic freshmen attempting to beat the unbeatable homework game. Although your critic found the first act on the whole unexciting, nevertheless, some of the most humorous scenes arc in it. As the plot thickens, we get some idea of the big business methods to be found in a high school. High finance is introduced as dimes reluctantly find their way into the 2A Class treasury. One of the most hilarious mob scenes presented is one depicting the last 2A Class meeting. Angry demands on the class funds are angrily shouted down, as a faction urges free parties and bus trips. An interesting point your correspondent noted was the amazing improvement in jokes and puns from the freshman year on. From the Who was that lady I saw you Page Thirty THE DRAMA AND YOU'LL WANT TO SEE OUR PLAY New York Chimes) with?” type of joke, we advance to such humor as: ’ They laughed when I stepped up to the piano but when my suspenders broke, 1 held my sides.” A scene that positively wowed the audience was the 3A Dance Class. Nostalgic memories of our adolescence were brought back vividly as we saw patient maidens being trod on by awkward fellows in the intricacies of the fox trot. Their grace at the 3A Get-Acquainted Dance was well worth the labor, however.—To hold the One Girl in one’s arms—ah, yes, we too remembered that thrill. In a city high school, however, we learned things don’t really begin to wing until the Senior year. A class rec” (to say the least) was seen (and heard) and then with ice cream scarcely melted and flowers barely wilted, came the exciting football season. Control was gained of the team but not of the ball for we found the East Side team a losing one. A scene that audience as well as cast found hard to forget was the Senior Prom. Midnight blue skies studded with stars, the twinkling lights of distant buildings, soothing music, and—the audience sighed in unison for the lost days of youth. Directors Ryan and Cuthbert, assisted by Miss Esther Martin, showed skillful technique in the handling of such scenes. Then smash! bang! we were transported into the heckling 4A term with a rip- roaring election. There ensued much scrambling of Torch subscriptions, dance tickets, and yearbook material. Your correspondent shared the players’ joy when diplomas were finally distributed to the hard-working class. He left the theatre, strangely soothed and awakened to pleasant memories of days when there lay at his feet the world to conquer. To the Class of June 1938, he could not help saying: Good luck!” Pajtr Thirl y-ont Scenes PRESS PREVIOUS TRIUMPHS Having (From tbr Dsily Dtnoutner) “Game That Thrills Proves Hit Opening to a capacity audience at the Newark Stadium Theatre, this drama of the football field alternately amused, saddened and thrilled the crowds who thronged to Its premiere. In it. no doubt, the East Side Production Company has its hit of the century, due not only to the star-studded cast but to the skillful direction of Louis Horwitz. Gene Her- manski. Charlie Solomita. Joe Bevacqua Max Nahulak and Danny Scotti are featured players. Others in the cast who contribute immensely by their portrayal of minor roles are Anthony Napurano Vic Ranero. Ming De Prctis. Anthony Genovese, Jack Inamorato and Steve Lordi. Dealing with the feud between two city high schools, the opening scenes show how the rivalry began when the city championship was snatched from East Side by a lighting West Side eleven. The victory goes unavenged for three years until the Class of June 1938 appears on the scene. Then, having ob- tained control of the football team. Hcr- nmnski and other young gallants of the class swear to take revenge on West Side. Matters, however, do not work out that way. As the season wears on, we see the team losing game after game, the championship being definitely out. To make matters worse. Ming De Prctis. expected to star at center, breaks a finger in practice. His despondent figure on the bench at the games strikes a definite role of pathos. Vic Ranero and Anthony Genovese, aspirants for his po- sition. give excellent portrayals of gal- lant losers when Max Nahulak is shifted to center. Director Lou Horwitz shows particular skill In the handling of scenes depicting growing disgust among East Side supporters. The fateful game approaches, with West Side in direct line for champion- ship. while East Side, the underdog, is considered a pushover” team. Again. Horwitz'8 handling keeps the audience In gripping suspense as the game is postponed and postponed because of weather conditions. The final thrilling upset of the cham- pion West Side eleven by the determined Iron Dukes, who thus snatched the championship from them as they did them in 1934, was hailed with cheers by the crowds viewing the production at the City Stadium Theatre. Due honor must be awarded to Steve Lordi, team waterboy, whose comical wit lightened many a serious moment. Mr. Anthony Napurano and Mr. Paul Bo- gatko. two dashing rogues, are also to be hailed for their performances as coaches of the East Side team. In short we want to compliment all the players in The Game That Thrills” for being fine examples of courageous young man- hood. OF THE STARS OF Marvelous Time (Frow the Morning Ynwn) Vaudeville At East Side Theatre Praiseworthy To the amazement of the audience, vaudeville acts presented at the East Side Theatre yesterday were actually enthralling. After a long run of medi- ocre acts, it was refreshing to view the antics of Dan Cantalupo. champion gym- nast, and Max Nahulak and his Men Swimmers. Cantalupo. whom we all remember as the protege of that grand old man. Coach Butterworth. occasioned many ohs and ahs as he performed almost un- believable gyrations on the horizontal bar and in tumbfing. It's small -wonder that he is state title holder In these events. Critics viewing the performance were unanimous in asserting that Danny will go far in the gymnastic field. Another noteworthy event was the swimming exhibition staged by Mr. Nahulak and his troupe. Flashing through the green depths of the huge indoor tank. Max gave a flawless per- formance in the breast and back strokes. His assistants. Skippy Genovese and Danny Scottl. amazed the audience by their lightning-like completion of a medley relay race. These swimmers are former high school stars of Coach Dick Miller at East Side. The audience, we’re glad to say. recognized the ability and form of these boys and gave them a tremendous round of applause. {From the Eiening I lout) Opus At Kiverbank Theatre Technical Success Although Batters Up” the current attraction at the Rlverbank Theatre is only a mediocre drama, it is absolutely perfect technically. A story of the ups and downs of a baseball team, the base- ball form, ability and interpretation of the players is strikingly flawless. The action centers about the East Side coach. Horace Butterworth. and is. when boiled down, a character study of him. Local coaches, who view the picture, will learn valuable lessons from Mr. Butter- worth. As the story goes on. It is shown how the personality of a coach can in- spire his players to bigger and better efforts. Lester Price plays the role of a high school student, ready to sacrifice all for the glory of his alma mammy. Charles Gerard, right-fielder. Nick Paste- wait. right-fielder, and Gene Hermanski, left-fielder, all fine players, assist in making the production a delight for all baseball fans. (From life F it Side Bleb) “Cinder Thrills Interesting Drama That epic of track and field. Cinder Thrills.” now playing at the Park Theatre, has amazed even its producers by being a great success. Not a story of defeated athletes rising victorious over seemingly impossible odds, it is a story of athletes, consistent winners, faced by defeat. Joe Bevacqua. starred as shot putt champ in city high schools, with Gene Hermanski and Danny Scottl. (Continued on Page 64 P tge Thirty-five Featured Performers 1. Suzi-Q right and truck on down! Our dancers, Lee Dcjohn, Danny Can- talupo, Sadie Alaimo and Carmine Forte, just can’t help beating out that rhythm for the cameraman. 2. Yes, it’s the soapbox orators! Rusty McCoolc, Pat Doyle, Doctor Kaslaitis and Senator Bober arc in a pensive mood, probably planning for their careers as high- powered politicians. 3. Although Butch Golda, Marie Burke and Mary Pannullo look a trifle wind- blown at present, in just a few moments they’ll turn on the personality that won them their title. James Fitzgerald is absent. 4. Careful!—Irene Kobushcfska, Kdward Konopka and Sadie Restivo may look angelic but they’ll nab you for a ticket sooner or later. John Tirpak is also said to have most school spirit and is probably tracking down a client now. 5. Although I.ottie Dziedzic, Marie Cicalcsc, Bert Prcuster and John Herlihy (pecking over Marie’s shoulder) were elected the quietest—still—we know a few tales! 6. Here they are, folks! Our champion vote-getters! May we present those pop- ular lads and lasses, Katie Hager, class treasurer; Rose Gentcmpo, vice president; Ming DePrctis, class president; and Victor Russo, who retired from active politics in February. 7. Watch your step when around these flirtatious persons! There’s Joan Gron- sky, flashing the old comc-hithcr, along with Chet Kalata (those books don’t fool us, Chet!), Pete Stcgner, and the vivacious Carolyn Waclavek. 8. Ah. what examples of feminine pulchritude and manly perfection! Elected the best looking, Angie Bertocchi. James Genovese and Joe Casale surely deserve it. Anne Spangcnbcrgcr, another class beauty, is among the missing. Thirty-fix 1. Yes, Ellen McCoole, one of the class scholars, ranks just that. Rudy Rowland and Dominic Pretc also have exceptionally high records. The bashful Nellie Schultz is nowhere to be seen but she also belongs in this group. 2. Not a basketball or a tennis racquet in sight—but here are Ann Tetar, Ann Hcncoski and Joe Bcvacqua (stop hogging space, Joe), our class athletes. Gene Hcr- manski vants to be alone” and is not in the picture. 3. Who would think to look at their academic pose that Tess Masciola, Dot Schuster, Jack Lynch and Taffy Barbosa can go to town on their musical instruments? —and how! (Ho, ho, look at Lynch trying to break the camera!) 4. Our class babies- are looking very cherub-like here. Ida Perinia, Katie Turner. Joe Pulido and Vinnic Eallonc arc sometimes not so angelic, however. By the way, it is their size, not their mentality, whch is babyish. 5. Ho, ho. look at Sammy Montagna and Tony D’Andrea! ! That grin on their faces tells us that they’ve just sprung one of their notorious snake jokes on the un- suspecting cameraman. Tony, with his stooge, Albert Dahcr (not here) specializes in side-splitters. 6. Heavens! Here are those sophisticates, Andy Barkosky (what’s so interesting on the ground, my mad Russian?), Kay Riccio, Herb Schuster and Helen Elkewicz. They’re just too cool, calm and collected for words! 7. Sorry we can’t give you much of a glimpse of their attire but here arc the best dressers of the class, Johnny Padovano, Ann Leonardis, Estelle Pociask and James Petrolic. (Playing peek-a-boo. Bullets?) Winners of East Side Critics' Award P«M r Thirty-trim Special Added Attraction •Flashed to You Through the Courtesy GOOD evening, ladies and gentlemen! Tonight, June 22, 195 8, being the twentieth anniversary of the release of the Class of June 1938 from East Side High School, we are privileged to take you to the Malone Hotel, Service—if you can get it— With A Smile”, where a reunion is taking place. Now we turn the mike over to that dippy doodle, that confused Confucius, Albert Dahcr. Take it away! Hello, everyone, this is your addled announcer, Albert Daher, speaking to you from the Starless Ballroom. At my side stands my sympathetic stooge. Tony Baloney D’Andrea, who will relay the flashes to me as the classmates enter in gala array. The music you hear is that of Walter Macheska and his noted Iron Dukes. They arc play- ing their opening number, The Jolly (?) Student (?)”. We arc honored to have here tonight the principal and vice principal, Mr. Cuthbcrt and Miss Ryan. It will be remembered that they were the faculty advisers of the Class of June 1938. Seated before me is Governor Clifford Dolan, potential presidential candidate, and on his right is Miss Janet Lipuma, Secretary of the No-Labor-If-Wc-Can-Help-It- Dcpt. On cither side of them sit Senators Nahulak and Strus, who occasionally look daggers at one another. They disagree on the Warga-Gonzalez Bill for the abolition of high schools. The orchestra is now playing the Dopey Diddle,” with vocalizing by Cetnarski and Tomko. The dance floor is packed—many of the classmates are indulg- ing in the Small Pineapple, off-spring of the Big Apple. Bessie Cuidcra and Stanley Lucas, now a dance team at Noscland, are swinging a mean hoof. The dancing has been concluded now and everyone has returned to his scat. The Rt. Rev. Naporano is saying Grace before we all put on the feed bag. The mad inventor, Nick Adams, has brought along his latest invention which enables him to obtain any- thing on the table by remote control without lifting a finger. This is causing his classmates no end of dismay and chagrin. Steve Bacha, in the meantime, twangs on his jews’ harp and plunks forth an old favorite You’re a Sweetheart”. Oh, here are two old timers—Stanley Saccwitz and Joe Hrdina who have just received their S. C. (Stone-Crusher) degrees from Ring Ling College. Flash! We just received a telegram from Dr. Pretc, noted brain specialist. Quote: Sorry to miss reunion stop had to attend conference concerning Cerebral Structure of the Medula Ablongata with emphasis on the metabolic vascillatory action” Unquote. As honorable ancestor once say, He who takes apart can never put together again.” Next on our program we have Carl Martorana, tenor of the W.P.A. Opera House, who will sing II Toreador” dedicating it to Alfredo Grazul, well-known bull thrower. Everybody is swinging to the music and now—Oh! look who’s entering— that lovely nurse, Rita Mulvcy, accompanied by Doctor Gabriel Petti. (Moral: Don’t get sick.) Late as usual, the president of the Y.W.C.A. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiamic (Tessic Martorano) appear. As honorable ancestor once say, He who comes in late is less bored. Professor Miccli, eminent chemical engineer, follows with his butler. William Butler. I will now turn the mike over to Mario Micchelli broad- casting from the terrace. Here we go! Howdy, friends, over in a secluded corner I sec Joe Dominguez—still proposing to Rita Rubino. who looks very lovely. Well, Joe, while there’s life there’s hope. To my right under a palm tree 1 sec Rosetta Mason and John Wright pitching woo. They now work in a Soft Soap Factory. Their romantic mood is enhanced, therefore, by the wafted strains of the mad maestro, Irving Bechcfsky, as he plays his violin arrangc- Pagt Thirfy-rigbt Fox Goofy Tone News of the Amalgamated Torch Company-------------------- ment of Soap Sud Symphony” or I’m forever bowing bubbles . Circling for a landing on the roof is John Schettino in his autogyro with patented brassy uplift, no draft, knee action, swivel-topped propellor and Betty Giordano. He is telling her that he’s out of gas so she is preparing to bail out in a Tymonko Parachute, The Parachute That Opens—Or Else.” Returning the broadcast to the ballroom now! ! Ahoy, folks! We’ve arrived just in time to sec the floor show. It’ll floor you. Charles Castanedo of the Ballet Charlotte Russc, assisted by Marie Lcnncrt, Pearl Herbst and Josephine Criscuolo, is doing an acrobatic dance. Helen Belott will follow as the Snake Charmer from Old East Side. The Northwest Monte Carlo Ballet now appears with Adclc Skeberdiv as prima ballerina, supported by Amelia Sygnarski, Jennie Lania, and Mary Kobulyar. I say supported, as Mme. Skcbcrdis is having difficulty in keeping her feet aloft. They will execute (and how) The Dying Swan” or Who Killed Cock Robin? And so con- cludes the floor show. But hold it folks!—Here comes Steve Lordi running out on the floor with a water pail. (A left-over from football days.) He’s going to do a buck and wing number. He's really got something, though what it is ! can’t make out from here. Oh yes, he’s got the bird. I sec the big business clique has just entered. There is Clarence Meyer, who brought out the Squcaklcss Shoe and Marie Farro, model for Wurstcr’s Worsted Yarns. Behind them is Jack Inamorata, Taily-Ho Tailors’ Inc., followed by Nathalene Page who won the title. Miss Muscles of 1938, recently. And here comes Miss Virginia Murtagh and her fiancee, Charles Collucci. The only difference between Colucci and McCarthy is that McCarthy is Bergen’s sioogc. Bringing up Collucci’s rear as usual is his shadow. Pickles Brankncr. of Dill and Com- pany. with Edward Borek of the Borek Acid Company. Just at this moment arrives Pugnose Gaga—sorry, I mean Gcga—the pugilistic sensation of the year. (Sensational as a sucker for a left hook.) His friend, that rass’lin rascal, Alex Maccia, known professionally as Man Mountain Dope, is with him. Charles Gerard, coach of the Hoboken No Sox, follows. The stage is being set at this moment for a Romeo Juliet scene, as played by those Shakespeareans, Romeo Ranero and Juliet Tamburro. Romeo and Rancro are very similar. The only difference between them is that Romeo is good looking. Dorothy Happcl is being restrained by that bouncing bouncer, William Cziraky from giving first aid to the expiring Juliet. Dot is now a Red Cross Nurse. Atten- tion, pliz! We have just learned that Rose McCabe now known on the stage as See-Money See-Money cannot be with us tonight as she is starring in the premiere of that new show The Southern Physician or Dr. Baltimore, M.D.” We arc honored to have with us those two spicy persons, Gerald McCann of the Tin Cann Co. and Lucy Pcpc of the No Sneeze Pepper Corp. We will now pause for station identifications . STATION ESHS—11 P.M.— M-A-R-T-I-N-K-O- Martinko watch time—the watch with the noiseless tinkle. This is Albert Daher, resuming the broadcast with those three missing links. Marie Malhciro, Antoinette Ccrami and Genevieve Palma singing, I near mist dcr train. PiiRf Thirty-Hint Mike Solowey will now recite Ode on A Slowpoke by Joe Trembick. Renewing old acquaintances, we have here Roman Kostrowski, professor of History. With him is Helen Laskowicz of the Rubber Band Company. Just entering is Frances Foster and I'.lizabeth Barrett of Park Avenue, who became r� ch overnight by mixing a 2-way cocktail, The Mule”, a cocktail with a kick. Next we have Angelina Catena, bluest of the blues singers, singing Dark Eye, Black Eye, Otschi Tchornya, Cock Eye”. She is not only breaking our hearts but our eardrums. Do my eyes deceive me or is that Alice Rogoza, who recently won a beauty contest sponsored by the Sadie Mack Truck Co.? She and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomita (Lucille Pulido) appear much interested in the chatter of Katie Corra, now the radio comedienne, Baby Crooks . Walter Muserick and Stanley Pociask. the truant officers, just came rushing in. They were going to play hookey but our strawberry ice cream dissuaded them. And now, folks, here's a little surprise!—Ed Szemplcnski will give a short talk on How to Give a Hot Foot Correctly. Ed, with his stooge, Stan Uryniak, is now employed by the We Blow Up All Over the World” Balloon Company. Some of our Broadway-ites just entered: Lucy Tortorella of the cast of rortorella Flats , James Verdi, owner of Verdi’s Opera House and Beatrice Greene, star of Greene Pastures'. Say, who’s that fellow with the magnifying glass who just crept in? Beg pardon—it’s Vincent Ceccro of the Scotland Yard force. Vincent gained fame at East Side when he solved The Case of the Missing Calabrese” or A Day At the Lyric”. Alex Bluebeard” Olkowitz, president of the Root Beer Without the Root Com- pany, just arrived with his several sweethearts. And there’s Adeline Santa Maria of the Columbus Dress Shoppe, wearing one of her own fetching creations. Her escort i Daniel Scotti of the Scotti Kennels. Over in the corner are Loretta Kervel, Pauline Felscnfcld and Mathilda Rickcs, knitting and talking wildly. These girls are now members ot the Spinsters Organization. FJeanor Moccio, glamorous fashion model, is looking particularly stunning tenight. She is escorted by the much-dazzled financiers, Schadt of the Gunshot Works and Vazzano of the Vazzano Oil Corporation. Ouch! Sc use it folks but Lilly Krulikowski, of the tribe, just hit me with an arrow. Charles Deczynski and Anthony Rodriguez, employees of a House Haunting Corporation are playing safe and arc standing in front of the target. With them are their better halves, Frances Bilik and Angelina Policastro. And now—we come to the grand finale! The entire company, led by Mme. Talicrcio of the Follies Bergiere (?) will join in Old East Side songs as Lucille Petolino, Palmina Aulita, and Muriel Allen, the Shivering Sisters of the Trembling Trapeze fly through the air with the greatest of ease. On the floor below, Jane Motyka. lion- tamer, is subduing Nick Pastewait, while Celia Prignano and Mary Ancmon, jiu-jitsu artists, tie Stef fie Meshar and Lorraine Cort in knots. Michael Giacini with his head stuck through a hole in a piece of canvas is defying the skill of that protege of Dizzy Dean, Lester Wacky Price, who is hurling baseballs at him. Meanwhile Lygia Anunciacao and Ann Stcc, crazy comediennes, are telling jokes to the crowd as fast as Ray Hclfrich. Joke Renovatcr. can remake the old puns that Anthony Genovese, inhumane humorist, is telling him. In the midst of such gayety, we conclude our program. Tune in again next year, folksies. Until then. I am your addled announcer, Albert Daher, signing off. This program was brought to you through the courtesy of the Amalgamated Torch Company. PjXC Forty can breathe a sigh of relief, know- ing that when we leave our school will be in the hands of the girls and boys above. Our successors arc a jolly group, and with Miss Godsey and Mr. Kettenring, the charming couple in the foremost fore- ground, in charge, we know they’ll make their 4A term a memorable one. Good luck! 4B Class P Xf forty-tu� Service Squad QERVICE with a smile”—say they. And they mean it. Al- ways on hand to keep order, the Service Squad is an indispensable East Side organization. 3A Class QOMING up! That’s our 3A class! Soon to be where we have been! We’ll be rooting for them. Pane Forty-three Latin Club J-JERE they are! our roving Romans, a throng of happy- go-lucky Latin students. They’ve been leaders in putting East Side High School on the map—and how! Miss Godsey, the lady in the dark dress with the white collar, is the adviser. Ave atque vale, amici! Archery Club HE Archery Club, under Miss Gilbert (see her in the center there?) aims to prepare girls for successful careers as wives. Take warning, ye future husbands! They can bring down a man at fifty paces! P £r Forty-four Photo Patrons LJI HO! HI HO! To the Photo Club 1 1 we go! They’ve seen to it that East Side is a part of the motion picture industry. Bulletins, talks, discussions, have all been employed to ma1 us movie-conscious”. Indeed the rapt group above is now at work on a great epic, a stupendous production, It Can Happen.” The adviser. Miss Martin, is the lady on whom the camera is trained. The cameraman is Rudolph Rowland, president, and General Engineer of Every- thing In General. Pdxt Forty-fir Italian Club WITH a vieni, vieni, vicni, spaghet, spaghet, spaghetti”, our Italian Club marches onward. Joy and fun are their harvests but—on the serious side—they delve into studies of Italy, today and yes- terday. The electric fellow you see in the center of the front row is Mr. Petruzzelli, II Duce of the organization. Dominic Prete, presi- dent, sits on the left. Vive Circolo Italiano! Psff Forty.fix Library Club LJERE arc the shy sweet maidens 1 1 who aid one in one’s search for Oliver Twist and Elementary Biology—and bring ’em back alive! Miss Johnson, chief librarian, is in the center. Announcer Staff OTOP the presses! It’s a scoop!” That’s the cry of this group. And in the last two years we’ve seen our Announcer materialize into a first-rate paper. Credit goes to Mr. Laughton, the bun- dled up gentleman in the first row. A paper with a purpose”— that’s our Announcer. horly-uien y Junior and Senior Band With their instruments before them, the baton in the air, one and two and three, now commence, go! Hooray for the band! Dance Orchestra Thanks for the memory” that we will be able to carry away with us of the swing music of East Side’s orches- tra. They have done their best to make many an oc- casion gay! Senior ( -i -hes:: Piflt Forly-fixbt ■y ITH a smile and a song the Glee Club carries on, singing their troubles away. And it is no wonder that the club is a success! Why shouldn’t it be? Any club is with a group that are sincerely interested in warbling and in the art of oscillations. P xe Forty-nine Honor Society is a picture one is proud to be in! And here is a society East Side is proud to sponsor! The Honor Society, under Miss Roys (at the extreme left), is the organization that furnishes you with a certificate if you succeed in getting on the term honor roll two times. Their parties and dances are events to be looked forward to. Dominic Prete, fourth from right first row, is president. Psgt Fifty the coming of a new teacher, a new club has also appeared. For all females of the species interested, this club has done big things. Trips here, trips there! What will be their next place to visit? But whatever it is, they are sure to have an entertaining time. That’s Miss Smith, the adviser, seated in the center. Health Club f ifty -out Safety Squad 1SJEWARK cannot be without a police force nor East Side without a Safety Patrol;—and the strong silent men pic- tured above furnish East Siders with much-needed protection. Always on the job are they. The determined looking gentleman, third from the left, is Mr. Davidheiser, the ad- viser. P gt Fifty-tu o A Capella Choir N ANY’S the assembly period that these 1 sweet voices have brightened. Indeed, they all look about ready to burst into song right now, seated here with Miss Wilder, the adviser. Literary Club OCRIBBLE, dibble, pencil nibble-and we expect this gay group to flood the market with best-sellers soon. Miss Jessie C. Wagoner is adviser. Pj%e fifty-tbrte SINCERE THANKS to J. Pierre Lassans of the Colyer Printing Co. and to Our Advertisers Whose Cooperation Made Possible This Drama I Our PATRONS — LET’S PATRONIZE THEM! I l S. J. MAN Z ELLA—Meats and Ciroccries.......286 'an Huron St. K. FUJARCUK—Grocery and Candy Store.........322 New York Ave. JOS. DOMBROYVSKI—Meats and Groceries .......337 New York Ave. BAZILE PAGANO—Bakery ..................................243 Oliver St. JOHN L. 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S. in Education Pre-professional Courses School of Music: individual and Group Instruction Coeducational FRANS ERICSSON Acting President TRAINING FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS . . • Secretarial • Accounting • Stenographic • General Business Day and Evening School Free Placement Service SrnJ for Catalog DRAKE Business and Secretarial Colleges and Schools WM, C. COPE. Pres. Kinney Building. Newark Broad and Market Streets Newark. New Jersey BERKELEY SCHOOL i Affiliate: Berkeley Llewellyn School. t Graybar Bldg.. Lexington Aie. ‘ N. Y. (at Grand Central Station ). | On and two-year ocratartal court— lot high-achool gradual and colla? woman xclu iv ly. Dutinguishad anl- vorrity faculty. Attractiv roof-garden •tudio . Eifactiv placamant aarrica. For bullati n, addroas: DIRECTOR. 22 Prospect Street. Eatl Orange. N. J. (ORange 3 1246) i i i I - -� • P xr Fifly-tetro UNIVERSITY OF NE WARE ANNOUNCES DEGREE PROGRAMS FOR 1938-39 Arts and Sciences Business Administration Law Business Administration ii� K n the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Law� degree� . Law Curricu degree Curricul leading Arts and Bachelor of Law« degrees. Prc-Professional Courses Law. Medicine. Dentistn Secretarial Curricula Courses leading to the Master of Laws degree The first-year and second-year cour� e� in Arts and Sciences and in Business Administration are conducted in co-operation with New York University during the year The next session will begin in Septembrr. All classes' in the University are conducted in both day and evening sessions and are open to men and women students. For bulletins and further information telephone Mitchell 2-8410. or write to the REGISTRAR of the School in which you are interested. UNIVERSITY OF NEWARK 40 RECTOR STREET NEWARK. N. J. 40 CLINTON STREET. NEWARK. N. J. OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO CLASS OF JUNE 1038 Class Rings, Pins, Club and Fraternity Pins, Medals and Trophies Murchison Fillyti bl ? SOME MEN ARE GREA T BECAUSE— They themselves are fired with an ambition and determination that defies adversity. Lincoln did not permit early poverty to restrict his horizon forever. Napoleon never became discouraged be- cause he was of limited stature. Columbus ignored bitter criticism and persecution and sailed on to find a new world. Set your goal and strive for it with an unswerv- ing purpose. il|lprutMial 3tiEitrattrr ™ (Emnjiatty nf Amprira EDWARD D. DUFFIELD, President Home Office. NEWARK. N.J. Page Fifty-rwn OSCAR SCHOLZ Pharmacist 131 WILSON AVE. NEWARK. N. J. Cor. Marne Street Est. 1890 Inc. 1935 Lawrence C. Murphy Charle� L. (iaskell H. MURPHY. PRINTER. INC. MArket 3-1585 255-257 NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AVE. NEWARK. N. J. Special Discounts for East Side H. S. Students THE H. A. GREENE CO. Sporting Goods I Camp Outfitters i Outfitters for East Side High School I Athletic Teams ; 88 HALSEY STREET. NEWARK. N. J Phone MArket 3-9605 Phone MArket 3-4565 ENGRAVO PRINT CO. Special Rates to Students 177 ADAMS STREET NEWARK. N J cBuilders BUSINESS LEERS . ! L Buimtn Administration. Accounting Shorthand. Secretarial Sciences Academy and Halsey Streets Newark, New Jersey ALVIN W. SMITH Tel. MArket 3-3048 Ride the Green Buses—For Real Service Center Market-Lafayette Bus Line Buses to Hire For All Occasions Rate Reasonable Direct to Pennsylvania R. R. Station IRONBOUND TRANSPORTATION CO.. Inc. George Cousens. Traffic Manager 2-6 MARGA RETT A ST.. NEWARK. N J. CHARLES RONCSKEVITZ Butcher and Grocer 147 SOUTH STREET NEWARK. N J Compliments of AMERICAN RESCUE WORKERS 84 MAGAZINE STREET Col. John W. Gossett in Charge BETA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY ETA CHAPTER I. OSA'S DEPARTMENT STORE Sewing Machines and Repairs Hemstitching—Picot Edging Button Holes—Button Covering- 171 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Pege Sixty ! Phone MArket 2-0649 j DAVES FOOD MARKET | Prime Meats Choice Groceries and Vegetable Free Delivery 203 FERRY STREET NEWARK. X. J. R. SUAREZ Imported and Domestic Groceries 203 LAFAYETTE ST. NEWARK. N. J. Phone MArket 2-3420 PALUMBO CICALESE Butchers and Grocers Wholesale and Retail Live and Dressed Poultry Market 253-255 OLIVER ST. NEWARK. N. J. Cor. Adams St. Compliments of FRED H. ROEVER. JR. Optometrist Phones: Mitchell 2-9764 and 8773 EAST SIDE PHARMACY Marius A. Zawodniak, Ph. G. 72 PULASKI STREET. NEWARK. N J Cor. Elm Rd. Compliments of NICHOLAS A. BIBBO 42 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Tel. Mitchell 2-8942 EMPIRE PRESS Printers and Publishers Bulletins and Sews papers 62 ANN STREET NEWARK. N J LIBERTY CLEANING AND DYEING A. Lopes. Prop. Cleaning. Dyeing and Pressing Any Kind of Alterations 118 VAN BURES' ST. NEWARK. N. J S. WOJNAR Luncheonette and Soda All Sandwiches—5c Pies and Ice Cream 78 PULASKI STREET. NEWARK. V J. Phone Mitchell 2-4651 Compliments of DR. MICHAEL HAKUCHA Dentist 171 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Phone MArket 3-2227 BRANFORD FLORISTS. Inc. Fashions in Flowers 744 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. In the National-Newark Building COX SONS VINING. Inc. Caps and Gowns 131 EAST 23rd STREET NEW YORK MALHEIRO CO. The Best Haberdasher Down Neck The Best in Shirts and Ties. Hats and Shoes, etc. 104 FERRY STREET NEWARK. V J. Cor. of Jefferson and Ferry Sts. Phone Mitchell 2-1965 NIAGARA CLEANERS DYERS Garments Remodeled and Altered We Call and Deliver 105 NIAGARA ST NEWARK. N. J. MArket 2-5348 Open Evenings DR. RICHARD SABIE Dental Surgeon 182 JEFFERSON ST. NEWARK. N. J BARGAIN GROCERY Fine Italian and Domestic Products M. Mello, Mgr. 56 PACIFIC STREET NEWARK, N. J. • — — — — — Pege Sixty -oh f To the Members of the Class of June I 938: Many of you have expressed satisfaction with the portraits of you made by us for the pages of this hook. Most of you now have at home the finished products of our studio, the well mounted, good looking portraits that resulted when our skilful photography was brought to bear on such alert, in- telligent, and good looking folks as yourselves. In the years to come there will be birthdays, and weddings, and children, and family groups. Christmases. Mother’s days, and other occasions when new photographs must be had. We hope you will remember us then again, and we will do a good job for you then also. The Crescent Photo Studio, Inc. 833 BROAD STREET. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ( Open Sundays and Holidays Phone MArket 2-5287 Pdgt Sixty-tuo Distinctive printing, like all other processes of distinction, requires a coordination of skills, artistry, and business service. Complete modern equipment, trained craftsmen, and creative planning have placed Colyer Printing Company in the front rank for maintaining the best printing services in fine typog- raphy, artistic layout, perfect reproduction, accurate color work and dependable produc- tion and delivery schedules. i i i i • i i i i i ! I I I I i i • i i ! OUR PATRONS SOME WHO JUST WISH US WELL FELIX DE P RET IS ........... GENE V PAN NULLO. I). I). S. . MR. AND MRS. L. R1CCIO ...... LOUIS RICCIO ................ MR AND MRS. CARMINE PETT JOSEPH A. SEGALI.............. J( S1 PH .1 NTEMPO ........ MARGARET PERRY............... PETER P. HALACKI ............ PETE FARLEY—June. 36........ BEN FEINS.................. VALERIE MEYER—2B Student ... ROOM 320—Miss McAllister .... ROOM 208—Miss Macintosh ..... ROOM 118—Mr. White .......... ROOM 204— Miss Martin ....... ROOM 103—Miss ....... ROOM 307—Mr. Fuller ......... ROOM 101—Miss Nelligan ...... ROOM 7 —Mr. Kcttcnring ...... ROOM 214—Miss Kartlukc ...... ROOM 310—Miss Cleary ......... ROOM 322—Mr. Cole ........... ROOM 317—Mr. Haeseler ....... ROOM 222—Miss Roys........... ROOM 107—Miss Hagerman ...... ROOM 301—Mr. Cavicchia ....... ROOM 227—Miss Godsey ........ ROOM 123—“Happy Landings!” .. ...............275 Adams Street ..........266 Van Buren Street ..........480 South 18th Street ..........480 South 18th Street ..............220 Jefferson Street .....64 Osborne Place, Irvington ................163 South Street .............65 Ferguson Street ..............22 Fillmore Street .............43 Cortland Street 624 Chancellor Avenue. Irvington ..........East Side High School ...............3A Home Room ................1A Home Room ...............2A Home Room ...............3A Home Room ...............4A Home Room ................2B Home Room ................3B Home Room ................4B Home Room ................4B Home Room ...............3A Home Room ................HI Home Room ................HI Home Room ................$B Home Room ...............3A Home Room ...............2A Home Room ................4B Home Room ................4B Home Ri om T i ! : I i ( i Phone Mitchell 2-1432 WELSH BEAUTY ACADEMY The Fine t and IlighcM Type School of Beauty Culture in New Jersey Teachers of Successful Operators 41 CENTRAL AVENUE. NEWARK. N. J. (Continued from Page 35) relay racers, brings glory to good old East Side High by good sportsmanship and outstanding athletic ability. The climax of the drama is the City track meet, where at first it seems as if the Down Neckcrs are headed for the cellar, but our aforementioned stars show that 'air play brings victory in the end. So Call tlx Field to Rest and Let’s Away To Part tlx Glories of This Hap fty Day.” • William Shakespeare. I P“Xf Sixty-four