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

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Class Officers President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Daniel Freeman Helen Juracek Dorothy Kubetin Steven Mikulicka Poxr r.leim

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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.

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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