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

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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

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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

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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