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

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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

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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

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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