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

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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

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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

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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