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

Text from Pages 1 - 298 of the 1939 volume:

pp icafion of the Senior Class January i939 lEasr S ide Commercial and Technical High School Newark New Jerseu This A oa ' a fboak The uearf ofJoodft tofaance and qent e admonrhoo Oyer, thf book, our ofh Tf our now to cany dou n. throuah the corr dor offime HORACE BUTTERWORTH GENTLEMAN— TEACH EK_ SCHOLAR _ DEAN OF COACHES in token of our SINCERE RESPECT AND ADMIRATION u eTHE CLASS OF JANUARY 1939 affectionat-elu DEDICATE THIS- OURBOOR William V Wilmol- Principal Anna L. Erbacher Assistant ho Principal Michael R. McGrael Assishanh ho Principal An inspiring friend and teochei JOHN CAVICCHIA With deep understanding; a loved adviser EDITH R.GOD5EY THE TORCH Editor Frances A. Ambulario Business Manager Andreas Ambulario Circulation Manager He nr 4 E. Hosier Committee lessie G. Amato Paul A. Alrochin Emil T. BiHman Frank A. Galanl-e Vera 0. Piskorz John Krasnihski Louis Kahn Elmer SmiHi CLASS OF JANUARY 19 3 9 President- Louis Dolok Vice President Genevieve D'Alessio Secrel'onj Sergeant' of- arms Rhodo Glucklich Louis Bednar Treasurer Sergeant al arms Anhhonij L. Visco Ant hony J. De Folco Louis Bedndi' Florence Bien Joseph Bevacquo Michael Cenai (jenev eve D Ales s io Frank Dellao'lio John D lac ovo Morij A GeneraIli Leon E Grzijboaiski Edmard B. Jascol’ Olga Komnnm Ediuai'd L Kanoch Michael Krmuchuli Alphonse G.Lodaho William Marcino Ant-honq Maselli Christopher Mazzillo Mai-Lj A. Mihcilovic I J Morton H. Moskoujihz. Katherine Os a Peter J. Pa glia Vihce.nl' C.Pannullo Lucq Pa rent'd Anl'honu) R Pelduncis Violo V Rock us John Rohl Marie E. Shafferij f� ‘•Sj§ ?!i111 Anna Slrano Marij Sfy ranee harq 5. Tamburrino Gradi Trcnuick Abe Thurman Joseph Trembick Adam VenneH-illi Lucl( MVillani Anna M. Weiss Wanda P Warzocha Am-honu L. Visco CLASS MATES Marie Agliata. Secretarial 298 Chestnut St. Tessie Amato. Secretarial 370 Lafayette St. Andreas Ambulario, Technical 230 Murray St. Frances Ambulario. Secretarial 230 Murray St. Paul A. Atrochin, Technical 160 South 10th St. Helen T. Baltutis, Secretarial 414 Walnut St. Louis Bednar, College Prep. 276 Ferry St. James J. Beilina, Business 41 Madison St. Joseph Bevacqua, General 42 Jefferson St. Florence Bien, General 36 Komorn St. Irene A. Bishop, Secretarial 73 Wall St. Emil J. Bittman, Technical 53 Barbara St. Genevieve A. Borkowski, Secretarial 104 Pulaski St. Isabella T. Broadfoot, Business 31 Oxford St. Catherine Cantalupo, Secretarial 97 Prospect St. Tessie Capriglione, General 77 Delaney St. Margaret T. Celiano, General 551 - l5thAve. Michael Cenar, General 97 Warwick St. Frances Chambers, General 108 Pennington St. Henry Cwieka. College Prep. 162 Adams St. Helen A. Czvornyek, Secretarial 383 Walnut St. Genevieve D'Alessio. Business 274 Van Buren St. Anthony J. De Falco, General, 137 New York Ave. Frank Dellaglio, College Prep. 8 Fleming Ave. John D'lacovo, Technical 57 Darcy St. Louis Dolak, Secretarial 41 Fleming St. Bessie Droppa, General 11 Foundry St. Geraldine Dwyer, Secretarial 26 2 Joseph St. Alois B. Essig, Technical 49 Barbara St. Stanley Fasinski, General 206 Van Buren St. Charles V. Falzone, Technical 56 Wilson Ave. Paul Feglar, Business 31 Pacific St. Christine Fresolone, College Prep. 60 Munroe St. Lawrence F. Freund, General 60 Rome St. Frank A. Galanto, Technical 63 North 13th St. Mary A. Generalli, Secretarial 321 North 7th St. Samuel A. Giordano, General 88 Malvern St. Rhoda Gluckiich, General 153 Wilson Ave. Robert E. Gogerty, Technical 306 Peshine Ave. Royal D. Goldenberg, Technical 16 Cottage St. Belle R. Goldfarb, Secretarial 167 Charlton St. Richard C. Grab, General 37 Kossuth St. Harry Graff, General 106 Houston St. Leon E. Grzybowski, Technical 303 New York Ave. George Hackucha, General 69 Magazine St. Ruth G. Hallgring, Business 236 Ferry St. Eva Harchetts. Secretarial 317 New York Ave. John Hencoski, Business 63 Napoleon St. Florence E. Jabs, Secretarial 374 Elm St. Edward B. Jascot, Business 181 Pacific St. Louis Kahn, College Prep. 34 Napoleon St. Casimir Kalvaitis, Business 308 Lafayette St. Olga Kamanar, Secretarial 649 Ferry St. Edward L. Kanach, Technical 83 Vincent St. Jack Keegan, Technical 162 Brill St. Mildred Kerzner, General 690 Market St. Mary Kovacs, General 170 Polk St, William Kovacs, Business 170 Polk St. John Krasnitski, Technical 21 Hunter St. Michael Krawchuk, General 17 Fleming Ave. Helen J. Kukla, Secretarial 59 Darcy St. Anna Kushwara, Secretarial 180 Malvern St. John J. Laboda, General 86 Pulaski St. Jane La Falce, College Prep. 162 Lafayette St. Michael J. La Verda. Business 11 Henslcr St. Alphonse G. Lodato, College Prep., 320 Van Buren St. CLASS MATES Joseph A. Luciano, General 209 Walnut St. Jeanotte McErlean. Secretarial 324 2 Elm St. William Marano. College Prep. 104 Ferry St. Madeline J. Marshall, Secretarial 411 E. Kinney St. Fred J. Marzloff, Technical 797 South 18th St. Anthony Maselli, Secretarial 154 Lafayette St. Andrew A. Masullo, Business 221 Walnut St. Dominick F. Mauriello, General 133 Walnut St. Christopher Mazzillo, General 407 Chestnut St. Louis Mihalovic, Business 41 Niagara St. Mary A. Mihalovic, General 41 Niagara St. Stephen Milcik, Business 96 Jackson St. Vincent A. Miserendino, Technical, 129 Congress St. Henry E. Mogler, Technical 10 Lawton St. Lena A. Morosco, General 110 Madison St. Morton H. Moskowitz, Business 52 Parkhurst St. Ruth J. Newmark. College Prep 144 Fleming Ave. J. Stella Olko, Secretarial 92 Napoleon St. Katherine Osa, Business 171 Ferry St. Peter J. Paglia, General 131 Prospect St. Vincont C. Pannullo, Business 137 Thomas St. Lucy Parente, Secretarial 354 Elm St. Michael Pastirik, Technical 57 Pulaski St. Anthony P. Peldunas, Business 255 Elm St. Anthony Pepe, Business 55 Malvern St. Vera D. Piskorz, Secretarial 51 Cortland St. Anna Placko, General 190 Jefferson St. Anna T. Policastro, Secretarial 126 Clifford St. Rose Posepanko, General 51 Camp St. Joseph Pugliese, General 296 Walnut St. Rocco J. Quagliato, General 44 Elm St. Viola V. Rackus, Secretarial 218 Van Buron St. Edward J. Radicsh, Technical 92 Houston St. John Rahl, General 100 Ann St. Frank X. Reilly, College Prep. 462 Mulberry St. Mary B. Reis, General 79 Van Buren St. Lawrence P. Reznak, Technical 77 Avenue L Anthony G. Sages, Technical 71 Warwick St. Dorothy M. Satzger, College Prep. 361 Walnut St. Gunther A. Schrader, Technical 18 Marne St. Beatrice M. Schuler, Secretarial 46 Vermount Ave. Marie E. Shaffery, General 81 Garrison St. Henry J. Sigley, College Prep. 248 Van Buren St. George L. Silvestri, Business 100 Munroe St. Elmer F. Smith, Technical 11 Paterson St. Philip J. Smith, Business 72 New York Ave. Irene Souza, Secretarial 66j j Merchant St. A. Anna Speziale, College Prep. 32 Celument St. Michael Stojka, Business 23 Mott St. Anna Strano, College Prep. 85 Walnut St. Mary Styranec, Secretarial 17 Fleming Avo. Mary Tamburrino, Secretarial 93 Jefferson St. Abe Thurman, College Prep. 21 Rose St. Grady Trawick, General • 188 McWhorter St. Joseph Trembick, General 86 Lexington St. Jos6 Velez, College Prep. 183 Pacific St. Adam Vennettilli, Business 67 Ferry St. Ralph Verdi, Business 85 Prospect St. Lucy M. Villani, Secretarial 18 Nichols St. Anthony L. Visco. Technical 305 Walnut St. Wanda P. Warzocha, Secretarial 57 Garrison St. Anna M. Weiss. General 75 Marne St. Fannie Wiggins. General 139 New Jersey Ave. Norma M. Wing. Secretarial 191 Mulberry St. George W. Wojcik, Technical 322 Elm St. George T. Yates. Technical 10 Wall St. Virginia M. Yowell, Secretarial 41 ' 2 Sunset Ave. Walter S. Zebrook, Technical 40 Garrison St. Harry Zettler. College Prep. 48 Pacific St. Eleanor J. Zilinsky. Secretarial 45 Garrison St. PERSONALITIES Tessie Amato Class Scholars Anthony P Peldunas Belle R. Goldfarb Class Politicians Peter J. Paglia Mary Kovacs Class Athletes Edward L. Kanach Rose Posepanko Class Musicians Anthony G. Sages Irene Souza Class Artists John Krasnitski Florence Jabs Best Dancers Charles V. Falzone Eleanor J. Zilinsky Best Sports Anthony Pepe Frances Ambulario Best Looking Jack Keegan Mildred Kerzner Best Dressed Joseph Pugliese Vera D. Piskorz Most Likely to Succeed Louis Dolak Eleanor J. Zilinsky Most Pleasing Personalities Elmer F. Smith Rhoda Glucklich Most School Spirit Anthony L. Visco Mary A. Generalli Most Amusing John J. Loboda Tessie Amato Most Popular Andreas Ambulario Anna M. Weiss Most Jolly Anthony J. DeFalco Wanda P. Warzocha Most Quiet Frank A. Galante Helen J. Kukla Most Studious Abe Thurman Helen T. Baltutis Joy to the Faculty Alphonse G. Lodato Margaret T. Celiano Most Sophisticated Henry E. Mogler Marie Agliata Always Smiling George T. Yates Leonard Lumb Mary Maclntojh Ellen C. NAcAlliiler Daniel Laber Esther I. Martin Ar| Cuden« R.Mvudrove Lucille Ntwnson UfM. Ph,w l {«,.� • — Morion Noonan Commwioi D� f� o Petruerelli ■ Wlino Frederick C R«w CWnntrn Angelo A Ro omilio Mothemon Berta F. RojenfMis) Anne D Rimomanno Or . Maivoirr G Ruan Sora K.. 5omjon (Mr ) v henvttn AtMfant Cliffoixl H Webber Technxol Sarah D Werner (Mrs) � rk Mildred A. Wet more ‘.«CTteno� Harold E White Commercial Frances C.Wilbor Dom� tlic Art Emilu G Wilder Mux Wordsworth D Williams Eflgtati Florence E Wittmeio- Daniel G. Yoder Commercial Sadie Zukerberg P H|HO Others of the Faculty Eleanor M. Bloomfield English Florence W. Cafferty Music Alice C. Campion Social Science Catherine A. Cleary Mathematics Frances M. Ferguson English Cornelius E. Flanagan Technical Arthur A. Gray Commercial Ruth M. Gronheit Science Emma E. Herron Domestic Science Ruth S. Jarvie (Mrs.) Mathematics Camille S. Malbrock (Mrs.) Physical Education Lillian K. May Science Alice W. Munroe Secretarial Katherine Nelligan Secretarial Henry F. Pease Technical Ruth Perkins Secretarial Marion 1. Roys Social Science Ethel 1. M. Santoro (Mrs.) Secretarial Gertrude R. Wade (Mrs.) Pianist Stella C. Waters (Mrs.) English Flora Lavaggi, M. D. Physician Eugene Merliss, M. D. Physician Mary D. Poland Dean of Girls On Furlough 1938 - 1939 Frieda G. Kirsch (Mrs.) Clerk Margaret R. Koenig (Mrs.) Physical Education Margaret C. Murphy Science Retired Eli Piclcwick, Jr. Edna L Bacon Theodora H. Ehman George A. Genzmer Carl F. Langlas Ella W. Mockridge Principal Emeritus Social Science Latin Languages Technical Art SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Chairmen Heiri Lj ZetTler SOCIETAS SALUTIS Presidenh Secrefro� S Isabella Broodfool June Bacmeisler Vice Presidenf Treosurcr Genevieve Borkouiski Marie Agliafa THE TORCH BEARERS A CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Presideitf Louis OolnU Vice President- Tessie Amalo Score I’arw) Vera Piskorz Treasurer Geraldine Vogl- CLA53 OF JUNE 1939 ii . _ , . Ad vise's Howard G.ihnbmcm Ellen C.McA)|isfer President Alex Morseujich Serretorq Eleanor Pod las Vice Resident Treasui«r Lillian Sand hen Edward Kulq 5e� g«an+’- of Arm3 . Joseph ChranouJSki ARCHERY CLUB Adviftr Mildred M. Gilbert l_ jdq T-bramounh Lillian Sandheir . Assistant Marion 5Vankus Treasurer Mone Aoiiata ,As � tanl- Dons Gen rile Secretary Stella Majck Assistant . Frances Garrison Scorer Bettij Miziichraikq chess CHECKER GIRLS’ SERVICE TECH PHOTO PATRONS Adviser Esfhcr L.Mcirh'n FVe sidenh Officers Lou 15 Ozimck Vice President- Doi othtj 3orman 5ecretttt‘u Ralph Mcisciolo Treasurer Dominick Bosilc Li broriem Ag'nes 5allo Repo.re.- Doiio+hL{ LevansKi Commil+ee Chairmen Revieuj Alice Senecki Bulletin Joseph Velando LATIN CLUB Adviser Edith R. Gcxbeq to Consuls Ruth J. New mark Louis Dolok $co,etorLj Treasurer Anna Placko Vera KouialoFf CLA55 Of JANUARY 194-0 President Louis Ozimek Vice President Carmen Tonzola Advisers Katherine Nelli'gan Edgar A . Cole Secretary MarL| Saveska Treasurer Joseph Ptjdeski MIXED CHORUS SPIRITUAL CHOIR. BOYS' GLEE CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Adviser Louise G. Johnson Co-Adviser Evelun Gorlock „ Pr sidenl- _ Secr cg. Trees vie i Hresidenr Isabel Brood fool- Vice Preside nV Vera Piskorz sec refers. . . Gladys wbjaski Treasurer Alice Fegal SWIMMING TEAM Season Cooch 1938-1939 Richard Miller ITALIAN CLUB Adviser Diego Pelruzzelli Presided Anita Enea Vice President Ralph Galione Secretary Dorothy Palumbo Treasurer Sue Pepe DANCE ORCHESTRA Director Ubronon Nicholas E. Di Nardo Marie D'Angelo SENIOR ORCHESTRA ConcerV Master Director Librarian Helen Gorboskij ’ Nicholas E. Di Nardo John ttarzella CHEERING SQUAD BOWLING CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB ANNOUNCER 5TAFF Adviser Norris H. Laughton Mflrie Gai’barini EditT 1'5 in Ch,«f Paul Sterople LITERARY CLUB Adviser Treasurer Jessie C. Wagoner Eduuard Wurst Secret-art} Marie BaJdasare President Stanley Ziolkounki Vice President Frances Rahek ANNEX CLUB5 Service, Co mem Dramatics A CAPPELLA CHOIR Director Emilij G. Wilder FOOTBALL TEAM Coach SackfieJd Paul R Bogcil'ko Angelo A. Rosamilia Ends Ltnc Stephen Vanderhoof Louis Sarno PRINTING CLUB Adviser Hubert De G. Main Members Paul Atrochin Henrq Mogler Eleanor Zil insky Evelqn Hanselman Joseph Porcelli ANNEX LIBRARY CLUB Adviser Harold Stearns President Leo Bins GIRLS'GLEE CLUB Director Emilij G. Wilder Presid nV Irene Bishop Vice Presided Anna Speziale Secretary Vera Koujaloff Treasurer Dorof-hi) Sahzger JUNIOR. ond 5ENIOR BAND5 D« 'cct'oi' Nicholas E. Di Nardo Drum Hajoi-i A.Anna 5pcziak Henrt) Afrochin Philip Peck THE LORSTAN STUDIOS, INC America’s Largest Studio Portraits of Distinction Your photographs in this book are the work of our Studios. We sincerely hope that all these photographs will perpetuate your memory of happy days at East Side. May we thank you for the honor and privilege of having served you. Telephone: Market 2-8242-8243 850 BROAD STREET NEWARK, N. J. ESSEX JUNIOR COLLEGE Rrflistrnlion Daily anil Saturday, 9 A. M. to 9 1 . 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UP-TO-DATE BAKERY Bread. Rolls and Cakes THE HOWARD CO., Jeweler� Diamond Merchants . Clothiers and Outfitters 54 Richards Street Newark, N.J. 847 Broad Street 127 Broad Street Newark. N.J. Elizabeth. NJ. SOPHIE’S BEAUTY SHOPPE Permanent Wave-Graduation Special $2.50 up FRANK J. LOEFFLER Funeral Director 184 Ferry Street Newark. N.J. 39 Darcy Street Newark, N.J. ECLIPSE HAT COMPANY Manufacturers and Renovators of all kinds of Hats Compliments of NICHOLAS A. BIBBO 28 Broadway Newark. N.J. HOME NEWS SERVICE H. Gottlieb D. Nusbaum Newspapers delivered Morning, Afternoon Evenings and Sundays MAPLE CREST FARMS Dairy Products 41 Warwick Street Newark. N.J. 521 Clinton Place Newark. N.J. EAST SIDE PHARMACY and LUNCHEONETTE TUSCAN DAIRY Milk and Cream 72 Pulaski Street Newark. N.J. 32 Schofield Street Newark, N.J. DR. RICHARD SABIE Dental Surgeon SOUTH STREET MEAT MARKET Italian and American Groceries and Vegetables 182 Jefferson Street Newark. N.J. 150 South Street Newark, N.J. UNIVERSITY OF NE WARK ANNOUNCES DEGREE PROGRAMS FOR 1939 Law Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws, a three-year course. Courses leading to the Master of Laws degree The first-year and second-year courses in Arts and Sciences and in Business Administration arc conducted in co-operation with New York University during the year 1938-39 . . . . The next session will begin in February 1. 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. LOREN MURCHISON CO. Jewelers for EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL and TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL • FRATERNITY PINS AND FAVORS RINGS AND PINS MEDALS AND TROPHIES SPECIAL ORDER WORK 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK, N. J. Telephone: Market 3-22% Arts and Sciences Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. 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H(«A1 Cl | WCJC1AI THE TORCH Published by the Class of JUNE 1939 EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL AND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY We, The Class of June, 1939, dedicate this Torch to our parents, who through their many sacrifices, have made our education possible. FIFTY-FIRST COMMENCEMENT COMMERCIAL and TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 22. 1939 EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Van Buren and Warwick Streets WILLIAM V WILMOT, Principal PROGRAM OVERTURE—Selections from Sweethearts' ...........Victor Herbert Orchestra Mr Nicholas DiNardo, Conducting PROCESSIONAL— Festival March ................Mendelssohn Class and Orchestra CEREMONY OF THE FLAG.............Class and Audience WORD OF WELCOME.....................Lillian Sandherr VIOLIN SOLO—“Hora Staccato ..................Dinicu John Marzf.lla ADDRESS—My Country Tis of Thee.....Alexander Nowak CONTRALTO SOLO— I Am Thy Harp ....R. Huntington Woodman Eleanor Podlas ADDRESS—Democracy in the High School.....Georce Cripps SONGS— Weep, O Mine Eyes ..................John Bennet “When Allen-a'dalc Went A-hunting .R. L. dc Pearsal A Cappella Choir Miss Emily Wilder, Conducting PRESENTATION OF THE CLASS FOR GRADUATION Miss Ellen McAllister and Mr Howard Stintsman AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS................Mr. Charles H. Gleason Assistant Superintendent of Schools AWARDING OF HONORS AND TROPHIES...............The Principal PARTING WORD...........................Alexander Morsewich ALMA MATER ...............................James H Tuctyey Class and Audience Miss Florence Cafferty, Conducting 1. In the bustling city’s bosom Like a gem most rare. Shines the noblest of our treasures. Shines our High School fair. 2 In the field, the hall, the city. Loyal to thy name Be it ever our endeavor Far to spread thy fame. 3. Down the vista, may we see thee Of advancing age. Never dimmed though farther distant. Youth’s bright heritage. 4. Then unite in loyal praises. Ere the glad days run. In the world are many high schools. In our hearts but ONE. CHORUS Hail, all hail, dear East Side High School. Green thy memory be; By the bond of happy hours. Are we bound to thee. RECESSIONAL— Pomp and Chivalry ..............C. J Roberts Orchestra George Underwood. Jr. MARCH— All American' Orchestra CLASS OF JUNE 1939 ADVISERS—Miss Ellen C. McAllister. Mr. Howard G. Stintsman President—Alex Morsewich Secretary—Eleanor Podlas Vice-President—Lillian Sandherr Treasurer—Edward Kula Sergeants-at-Arms—William Addeo, Philip Peck COLLEGE PREPARATORY CURRICULUM ♦William Addeo ♦•Dorothy Evelyn Borman Prank M. Casalc Paul L. Chcrchia ♦George S. Cripps tHarry Elias ♦ Margaret Car bar ini tGIcn Gordon Haynes, Jr. tCharlcs Kriegcr ♦• Alexandra Sabina Nowak Philip Maurice Peck George Rinik Nettie J. Scarana fRichard J. Siclari Philip A. Scrratelli ♦ Marion Dolores Stankus tPaul Richard Sterople ♦•Gerardine Grace Vogt Stella Eva Wojcik BUSINESS CURRICULUM William Alboum ♦Dominick Joseph Basile Vito John Bittner Anthony Aloysius Bruno Anthony Arnold DeAngclis Steve James Dzama •Lucy G. Ferreira John George Fillimon Joe Andrew Gaska ♦•Ralph Guzzi Anna Louise Hari Adolph William Heinrichs James Joseph Hynes Louis George Keefe Magdalene M. Kircher Edward J. Kula Herman Peter John Lennert Sam Louis Leonardis Giovanni F. Marzella Michael Edward O’Brien Daniel V. Panza Joseph Pepe ♦•Joseph Anthony Porcelli ♦•Nellie Rogers + Arnold Anthony Rossi Edward Marcelle Sidwa Robert Francis Stanford •Joseph Patsy Ventre Carmen Zeoli SECRETARIAL CURRICULUM Marion Barlow Clara E. Becker ♦•Ann M. Bedell tEvelynne Lucille Bialck Margaret E. Bischof Mary Ann Bondzclewski Genevieve Joan Borkowski Rita Mary Bruchman ♦Gladys C. Byk ♦Josephine I. Cerami ♦Antoinette L. Cninni Florence M. Coppola Marie M. Corrcs Irene Czvornyck Catherine Marie D’Alessio Stella M. Daniels Sophie M Drozdziuk •Lottie C. Fella Verna Christine Fix ♦•Julia C. Freeman Emily Garrido Frances Mary Garrison Helen D. Gorhosky Stella H. Gorzao ♦•Helen J. Gruszkos ♦•Rose Harchctts Florence N. Hines ♦•Theresa Horvath ♦Frieda Jasccmska Josephine R. Juracck ♦Wanda S Kadolka Irene Barbara Karba Alice Adrienne Kennedy •V'ito J. Kessel Dorothy R. Kregeloh Doris Gertrude Kronemever ♦ Dorothy M. Lipfert ♦Stella C. Majck Elizabeth Ann Malarik Helen T. Marci nek Margaret C. Martin •Angelina Martone •Anne McCabe ♦Margaret Viola McKinney Betty Ann Mezichraiky ♦•Julia A. Miktus Josephine Mingoia Helen J. Muraska ♦ Mary E. Nunziant Margie Orlando Sophia R. Pannullo Josephine M. Parritlo ♦•Helen S. Pietras •Eleanor B. Podlas Mary Jean Policastro ♦•Doris E. Reichert Martha Adeline Repke ♦ Lillian M. Sandherr Marie E. Schaab Mary Theresa Schaefer Helen Marie Schrocck Beatrice M. Schuler •Emily C. Skowron ♦Valeria Sluzy ♦ •Lorraine Smialkowski Mary T. Svetec ♦Helen Barbara Torhen E. Madelene von Suppiny Stella Barbara Wcnk Helen T. Wenzak Gladys M. Wojaski Helen M. Zahornasky GENERAL CURRICULUM Maria R. Alves Beatrice C. Andreacio tJosd Hasadre Joseph E. Behul tWilliam F. Bcicrle George F. Caponegro Carl Raymond Carlen Eleanor M. Carlesimo James Joseph Clutterbuck Anna A. Conk tCharles Walter Czumak Grace Florence Eimcndorf Anita Carol Enea +Concctta M. Fcrnicola tirone M. Gaitka Albina B. Galuszka Doris M. Gentile Louise Veronica Giordano Edward W. Gorzao Thomas J. Hclme Earle Herold Henry T. Karczcwski Norma Verncil Keene Casmer D. Klos Michael Krawchuk + Helcnc Maryann Krcwicky t Hclen V. Kuczko Carmela M. Lambiase Joseph S. Lacheta t Vk la S. Lebicr tRobert E. Loepsinger Charles K. Marciniak Louise V. Mauro John Mihalik James Morocco Mary Rose Mulhall Nicholas Nosach Ann M Percpeka tEmanuel N. Pinteno Arthur F. Pols Jean Rudinski Carmen J. Rufolo Mary Catherine Rupp Veronica Helen Sagitas Walter E. Sanford tMaric Grace Scarpa Leonard E. Shelhamer Marie A. Sigle Robert Smith Minnie Spiro Edward Wesp Elizabeth Vivian Woodard tAnna X. Yagla Columbus F. Yaquinto Edward J. Zehrook TECHNICAL CURRICULUM tPeter John Biskup Joseph C. Chranowski Anthony C. Clemente Joseph P. D'Altrui Sigmund Janowski Benjamin J. Kaminskas •Sigmund Kramer Edward V. Kricg Charles Joseph Lipuma. Jr. •Raymond John Martin Edward J. Masko James M. McArdlc tAlex Morscwich Theodore Charles Muench Kcisty Padziunas Ernest Santucci Walter C. Schwartz George Schwetz. Jr. Jack VV. Shing tEdward S. K. Skorynko Paco Solatia John E. Szpiech Joseph Valentine tWalter Zarych Walter S Zebrook Emil F. Zingieser PRIZES. MEDALS. AND HONORS t Honor Roll for Term. • Members of National Honor Society. Roster of Superior Merit—Gerardinc Vogt. John Cavicchia Medals: For English—Helen Torben. For Mathematics—Paul Steroplc. Award for Scholarship in American History—Margaret Garbarini. Bamberger Medal for Most Outstanding Pupil—Marion Stankus. Honor Society Award for Scholarship and Service—Helen Gruszkos. Award for Outstanding Work in Italian—Antoinette Chinni. Rensselaer Medal for Scholarship in Mathematics and Science—Gerardine Vogt. Award for Superior Work in Accountancy—Julia Miktus Highest Honor in Art—Dominick Basile. Most Valuable Athlete—John Mihalik. Honor Roll for Course—Charles Krieger. Joseph Porcelli. Gerardinc Vogt. J We, The Class of June, 1939, dedicate this Torch to our parents, who through their many sacrifices, have made our education possible. I — THE TORCH Published by the Class of JUNE 1939 EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL AND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY TORCH STAFF CO-EDITORS-1N-CHIEF Anne McCabe Paul Sterople BUSINESS MANAGER Ralph Guzzi ASSISTANT Joseph Porcelli ADVERTISING MANAGER Adolph Heinrichs ASSISTANTS Walter Schwartz George Schwetz Ray Martin CIRCULATION MANAGER Robert Stanford ASSISTANTS Ann Hari Paul Cherchia Anna Enea Joe Ventre Eleanor Carlesimo PERSONALS • Edward O'Brien ASSISTANTS Frances Garrison Geradine Vogt Evelynne Bialek CLASS HISTORIAN Helen Torben SPORT EDITORS Philip Peck Marion Stankus ASSISTANTS Mary Policastro Betty Mezichraiky ART EDITOR Dominick Basile ASSISTANTS Margaret Garbarini Sophie Drozdziuk TYPING Magdaline Kircher ASSISTANTS Ann Bedell Margaret Martin SNAPSHOTS Vito Kessel — Our Principal, WILLIAM V, WILMOT Whose sincere understanding and sympathetic guidance, the Class of June, 1939 acknowledges with deep appreciation. i Our Advisers: MISS McALLISTER and MR. ST1NTSMAN We extend our heartfelt thanks to our advisers, who through their able super- vision, have made our stay at East Side a pleasant adventure. miss McAllister MR. ST1NTSMAN MARION BARLOW JOSE BASADRE DOMINICK BASILE EVELYNNE BIALEK WILLIAM BEIERLE MARGARET BISCHOF A MARGARET GARBARINI IRENE GAITKA JULIA FREEMAN HELEN GRUSZKOS STELLA GORZAO RALPH GUZZI ROBERT LOEPSINGER STELLA MAJEK ELIZABETH MALARIK RAYMOND MARTIN ANGELINA MARTONE GIOVANNI MARZELLA MARIE SCARPA MARIE SCHAAB MARY SCHAEFER PHILIP k SERRATELLI 0 “ fi LEONARD SHELHAMER JACK SHING HALL OF FAME Glen Haynes CLASS SCHOLARS Geradine Vogt Paul Sterople MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eleanor Podlas Arthur Pols BEST LOOKING Stella Gorcao Edward O'Brien MOST POPULAR Lillian Sandherr Joseph Pepe BEST DANCERS Alex Morsewich MOST PERSONALITY Joseph Gaska BEST DRESSED Lorraine Smialkowski Joseph Porcelli MOST STUDIOUS Joseph Ventre MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST SPORTS John Marcella BEST MUSICIANS Dominick Basile CLASS ARTISTS CLASS FLIRTS Evelynne Bialek NEATEST Dorothy Borman Louis Keefe MOST AMUSING CLASS ATHLETES QUIETEST Helen Pietras Adolph Heinrichs NOISIEST Carmen Zeoli MOST SOPHISTICATED Anne McCabe Philip Peck BEST POLITICIANS Margaret Garbarini MOST BASHFUL Anna Conk CLASS BABIES Albina Galuszka Charles Krieger JOY TO THE FACULTY Helen Torben CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR September—Boy! Were we green! Couldn't find the office. Walked into Miss Kraemers office by mistake. . . . Results. October—We finally decided that East Side was minus an elevator. November—Worked up enough nerve to peek in at tho 4A dances. Stayed near the side lines. We were called wallflowers by upper classmen. (But just you wait, there'll come a day.) December—Santa Claus treated us exceptionally well. Stella Wenk received a big rubber doll that talked. Horman Lennert a Choo Choo train, and Carmen Zeoli a fire engine. (Time wo all grew up.) January—REPORT CARDS. Gosh, these F“s really count! William Beierle: One lino more is better than one line less. So one line added to the Ps on my card will fool mother. Oh Yes!!! February—Now we could hold our noses a fraction of an inch higher. Reason: Why. were educated freshmen!!! One vory brilliant example of our intelligence . . . ? ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR: Are you smoking back there. Mr. Gaska? JOE GASKA: No Sir, that's just the fog I'm in.” March—MARIE SIGLE became poetry-minded: Play Safe The Ivy is a clinging vine; And pleasing to the vlow. But let the poison ivy twine. And it won’t pester you. April—Freshman Girls started making eyes at Senior Boys. No Results???? (But. Evelynne Bialek and Stella Maiek aren't doing so bad now!) May—Cut list increased three-fold. Fresh air classes initiated new members in the park. (Only daily cutters eligible for membership, of which Sonny Heinrichs is president.) June— PROMOTION: Yes, truth is stranger than fiction, because everyone passed into the Sophomore year. Oh Yeah??? Vacation time ahead!!! SOPHOMORE YEAR September rirst class of the Annex came to East Side—members of our class. Started ribbing freshmen. Called saps in return. Something must bo wrong? October—Sidari. Elmendorf and Addeo seen twice weekly exercising their vocal cords. They certainly made some trio? (Wonder why the corridors are empty. Then, of course, their singing had nothing whatsoever to do with it) November-MARK ANTONY'S speech had a great effect on PHILIP PECK. He decided to become a politician. (Who can tell! Stranger things have happened?) December—Worked harder, studied every night. (CHRISTMAS is just around the corner.) January—VITO BITTNER made five NEW YEAR'S resolutions: 1. I will not make eyes at an ugly looking girl. (Unless, of course, she has money.) 2. I will not chew gum. smoke or go to the movies. (Unless some one takes me.) 3. I will do my home work every night. (Unless I have something more interesting to do.) 4. I will not get into so many scraps with the boys. (That's only if they are taller than I am.) 5. I will not cut class. (Except on sunny and warm days.) February—VERNA FIX wroto a short, short story for English entitled Three Generations. Grandfather had a farm. Father had a garden. Son had a can opener. (She still refuses to tell her mother the grado she received.) March— Ivanhoe proved to be Helen Muraskas. Dot Llpferts. Mary Pohcastro's. Valeria Sluzy’s. and Betty Meuchraiky's dream prince. April—MR. LAUGHTON'S uncrushable hat celebrated its 10th anniversary. Only sophomores attended gala occasion. (That's us.) May—LILLIAN SANDHERR and ANNE McCABE started smashing the tennis rackets about. Juno—TEACHERS wishing for a HAPPY VACATION! JUNIOR YEAR September—Class organised. Officers chosen— President: JOSEPH VENTRE Secretary: CARMEN ZEOLI Vice-President: MARGARET GARBARINI Treasurer: MARIE S1GLE October—Gave first dance. Proved to be a great success. November—The dass was well organized and well under way after success of the dance. Much ado about nothing and much to do about our dues. December—CHRISTMAS! Naturally everything was anything but normal. Class dues fell below, well below par. January—Excitement EXAMS on the way and boy. what oxams! (Will I pass? I DID PASS. Whew!!! D—). February—Were grown up now. Or are we? Well, we are 3A’s, aren't we? We elected our officers. President: CHARLES KRIEGER Secretary: ANN McCABE Vice-President: LILLIAN SANDHERR Treasurer: EDWARD KULA March—Do you remember that almost fatal day? The AMATEUR SHOW. All the hustle, and bustle, and worry, and hair-tearing. But oh. what a success! April—Could be—APRIL FOOLS—we all are. (Irony) May—All's quiet on the eastern front. Everything's going along quietly, but not for long. June—They're here again, those % ?@ EXAMS! Shall we pass? Yippee, we did. We are now SENIORS. SENIOR YEAR September—Returned eagerly from vacation (oh yeah!) and what did we do—we started cam- paigning for class officers, and boy” what campaigning!! as was never seen before—lights, signs, bribes, pleas— October—The outcome of our vicious campaigning was outstanding most favorable. We had that man of personality as President, none othor than Monsieur ALEX MORSEWICH— That gal. o'er-brimming with class spirit. Mademoiselle LILLIAN SANDHERR. as Vice President. That hard headed business gent. EDWARD KULA. Treasurer, and that sweet tempered Miss ELEANOR PODLAS. Secretary. November—Remember those 4As who wrecked us—well never forget ’em. eh friends. A won- derful time was had by all (?) Well, better luck, next time. December—Ah-h—Lookie. lookie. lookie. here comes cookie with a stunning new gown—Well, its our PROM—ain't—oops—isn't it January__Oh--!atal day here comes DOOM (our REPORT CARDS). Wheel PASSED—D. SENIOR YEAR 4A February— Hi ya. Jack. Whofs the matter? Oh. I get it—you're a senior A. huh? Okay. March— Andy! Andy Hardy, come right here this minute.' Remember, well it's our senior play SKIDDING. ‘ Talk of successes, this one knocked 'em in the aisles. Yessiree. it sure did. April—Well, if ever the campaigning was hot before, it was now--and talk of candidates— if you werent a candidate, you were a publicity man. Oh! Well—it's all over. The results were the same as last term. May- PSYCHE— PSYCHOLOGY—Ooh. my head, talk about an ache—this hurts; and how. Hours and hours of labor and toil. But it was worth it (?) JUD9_Woe is me. woe is me; that MOST fatal day. Will 1 graduate? My REPORT CARD, let me see my card. HFT.P. hold me—Whee—PASSED—Whoopee—D PLUS. SPORTS ARCHERY CLUB ADVISER—Miss Gilbert LADY PARAMOUNT ASSISTANT LADY PARAMOUNT SCORER ASSISTANT SCORER SECRETARY-TREASURER ASSISTANT SECRETARY-TREASURER Lillian Sandherr Marion Stankus Doris Gentile Helen Muraska Stella Majek Valeria Sluzy In 1937 Miss Gilbert introduced archery to the girls at East Side High School. Before long they became quite expert at it and entered the spring tournaments. They didn't walk away with all the honors but they did make a magnificent showing. Our class was well represented by such members as: Marie Corres. Doris Gentile. Magdalene Kircher. Wanda Kadolka, Stella Majek. Betty Mezichraiky. Helen Muraska, Martha Repke, Lillian Sandherr. Helen Schroeck, Valeria Sluzy, Marion Stankus. Elizabeth Woodard, and Gladys Wojaski. The ablest female Robin Hoods of the group were: Doris Gentile, Lillian Sandherr. Marion Stankus and Helen Muraska. Doris Gentile and Marion Stankus were high scorers in the last spring tournament and Marion Stankus and Lillian Sandherr represented East Side among the ten highest scorers in the state. In this year's N.J.A.A. final tournament. East Side placed fourth with Marion Stankus placing sixth in the individual state scores. The following girls obtained their emblems for which they had to average a score of forty or more for six ends. These emblems are coveted by all archers and each girl is determined to own one. Marie Corres. Doris Gentile, Helen Muraska. Lillian Sandherr, Valeria Sluzy. and Marion Stankus were the fortunate maids. The Archery Team (Marie Corres, Doris Gentile. Lillian Sandherr. and Marion Stankus) took part in the annual Panzer tournament. They had the unusual experience of shooting in a tournament at the New York World’s Fair. SPORTS GIRLS BOWLING TEAM ADVISER — Miss Gilbert CHAIRMAN — Evelynne Bialek Any Monday afternoon at 3:00 P. M. strange phrases such as set 'em up, spare, strike and in the alley could be heard coming up from the St. Casimer's Bowling Alleys. If one decided to investigate he would have found Evelynne Bialek, Lottie Fella, Verna Fix. Magdalene Kircher, and Stella Majek, Doris Gentile. Valeria Sluzy. Helen Muraska, and Marie Corres putting sneakers on their feet and pumice on their hands. He would also have seen Betty Mezichariky. Lillian Sandherr, Stella Wenk, Veronica Sagitas, Gladys Wojaski, Gladys Byk. Emily Skowron, Marie Corres, Geradine Vogt and Marion Stankus picking out and testing their bowling balls. The girls, under the leadership of their friend and adviser Miss Gilbert, are charter members of the Girls Bowling Club of East Side High School which was started in February 1939. Most of the lasses, bowling for the first time, have scores anyone would be proud of. Much credit is due Evelynne Bialek for her interest and leadership in helping to organize this popular club, These feminine bowlers have become good sports and they have con- tributed their share in organizing and starting a club which has become increasingly popular. BASEBALL TEAM FOOTBALL TEAM SWIMMING TEAM SPORTS BOYS Another June, another graduation, and another flock of athletes leave their Alma Mater. These athletes have sweated, plugged, and fought for East Side even though the going got tough at times. Some day we will look back and have fond memories of them. We will always be proud to say, They're from East Side.” These boys and girls typify the spirit at East Side in that they were always loyal, straight, and never failed to show the Red and White sportsmanship. We now submit for your approval, the Most Valuable Athlete of the Class of June '39; ladies and gentlemen—Henry Karczewski. Karch” is one of the greatest all-around athletes that the portals of East Side have ever received, Karch has been on East Side's football, baseball, and gym teams. Switching from end in 1937 to the backfield in 1938, Karch developed into one of the most accurate and long distance kickers in the state. Trying him out for the baseball team in 1938 for the first time Coach Butterworth found in Karch a great pitcher who turned out to be the ace of the staff. He helped no little in pitching the Red and White team into the Greater Newark Championship tournament. In 1937 Karch teamed with Dan Cantalupo (an alumnus of East Side) to bring the State Gymnastic Championship to East Side again. Besides his activities at East Side, Karch has won a place on the Y.M.C.A. team on which he placed second and third on the parallels and rings respectively. To you, Henry Karczewski we say. May your life be as successful as your athletic accom- plishments. Sidwa wins in 1:101 Sidwa wins in 1:07! Sidwa wins in 1:061! You've probably heard this many times before: Sidwa wins.” Edward Sidwa started swimming while at grammar school where he found a place on the playground team. Starting as a free-styler, he developed into the best breast- stroker that has ever been awarded a Newark diploma. In all exhibitions during the 1938 and 1939 seasons he broke the existing state record and then he snapped his own city record by 3.3 seconds. So, here's luck to a future Olympic star. Helping East Side in its endeavors on the diamond was John Mihalik, the team's snappy shortstop. Win or lose, it can be said for John, he was in there fighting. Although not on the first squad, these boys helped in the pinches: Louis Keefe, Ben Kaminskas, and Walter Zebrook, pitchers; Ed Zebrook, catcher; and John Fillimon. Besides Karczewski, the gridiron team loses: Robert Smith, end; Joe Gaska, Thomas Helme, backs; Joe Valentine, Nick Nosach, Ed Zebrook, tackles; and Philip Peck, center. Ralph Guzzi was assistant manager of foot- ball and manager of baseball. lames Clutterback is the only senior member of the track team that graduates. Philip Peck was manager of the track team. Well fellows and girls; plug, sweat, and fight for the things you want; but remember—the ones who take the knocks of life with their chins up and show their sportsmanship are the ones that usually win out in the end. CLASSMATES Nam and Nickname Address Course Clubs William Addeo Billy 40 Darcy St. College Latin Club. Radio Gub William Alboum Bill Ill Jackson St. Business Safety Squad. Safety Patrol Mary Alves Windy 56 Jefferson St. General Literary Gub Beatrice Andreacio Bebe 150 Elm St. General Girls Glee Gub Marlon Barlow Tommy 48 Fillmore St. Secretarial Gregg Speed Club. Dramatic Gub Jos Basadre Professor 91 Prospect St. General Dominick Basil Dick 32 Warwick St. Business Photo Patrons (Pres.), Chair. Art Com. Clara Becker Clara 521 Ferry St. Secretarial Health Gub, Science Gub Ann Bedell Ann 32 Darcy St. Secretarial National Honor Society, Photo Patrons Joseph Behul Joe 81 Van Buren St. General Basketball. Track William Belerle Bill 66 Milford Avs. General Cheering Squad. Photo Patrons Evelynne Bialek Babe 248 Orange Av., Irv.Secretarial Bowling Gub. Gregg Speed Gub Margaret Blschol Marge 400 Walnut St. Secretarial Bowling Gub. Prom Ticket Com. Peter Btskup Strong Arms 24 Hunter St. Technical Rec. Committee. Prom Committee Vito Bittner Corky 162 Adams St. Business Service Squad, Class Basketball Mary Bondzelewskl Mary 100 Chambers St. Secretarial Service Squad. French Gub Genevieve Borkowski Jennie 21 Freeman St. Secretarial Bowling Gub. Printing Gub Dorothy Borman Dots 49 Komom St. College Photo Patrons. National Honor Society Rita Bruchman Rita 96 Marne St. Secretarial Girls Baseball Anthony Bruno •T. B. 308 E. Kinney St. Business Dramatic Gub Gladys Byk Wendy 99 Pulaski St. Secretarial Girl Reserves. Photo Patrons George Caponegro Georgle 193 New York Av. General Orchestra Anna Caprigliono Anna 77 Delaney St. General Health Gub. Girls Baseball Carl Ray Carlin Carl 600 No. 3rd St. General Eleanor Carlesimo Q 390 Market St. General Italian Gub. Character Gub Frank Casale Wobbles 92 Dm Rd. College Prep.Band. A Cappella Choir Joseph Catapano Joe 59 Warwick St. Technical Swimming Team, Baseball Team Josephine Cerami Jo 141 Van Buren St. Secretarial Paul Cherchia Parky 150 Elm St. College Prep.Band. Dance Orchestra Antoinette Chlnnl Ann 437 So. 15th St. Secretarial Dramatic Gub. Italian Gub Jo Chranowski “Joe Crane 202 Jefferson St. Technical Dance Committee. 4B Sergeant-at-Arms Anthony Clemente Doc 26 Nickles St. Technical Track Team. Tech Gub James Clutterbuck Jim 125 Pacific St. General Swimming Team. Track Team Anna Conk Anna 150 Fleming Ave. General Latin Gub. Science Gub Florence Coppola Flo 345 Walnut St. Secretarial Prom Committee Marie Cones “Marie 167 Thomas St. Secretarial Archery Gub. Library Gub Georg Cripps George 74 Ginton Ave. College Prep.Latln Gub, Dramatic Gub Charles Clumak Charles 317 15th Ave. General Irene Czvornyek Irene 100 Van Buren St. Secretarial Service Squad. French Gub Catherine D'Alessio Kay 181 Adams St. Secretarial Archery Gub. Italian Gub Joe D'Altrul Joe 234 Delaney St. Technical Tech Gub Stella Daniels Sandy 23 Hawkins St. Secretarial A' Cappella Choir. Chorus Anthony De Angelis Bright Eyes 37 Nickles St. Business Dramatic Gub. Play Scenery Com. Sophie Drozdzluk Son)a 308 New York Ave.Secretarial Gregg Speed Gub. Photo Patrons Steve Dzama Steve 304 FerTy St. Business Photo Patrons. Prom Dec. Com. Hatty Dias Professor 59 Pacific St. College Radio Gub. Science Gub Grace Elmendorl Hotsy Totsy 36 Orchard St. General Spiritual Choir. A' Cappella Choir Ann Enea Ann 5 Hunter St. General Italian Gub (Pres.) Lottie Fella Lottie 34 Garrison St. Secretarial National Honor Society. Library Gub Concetta Femlcola Connie 28 Warwick St. General Italian Gub. Dramatic Gub Lucy Fenelra Lucy 344 Chestnut St. Business National Honor Society Fat Deep Sea Diver Salesman Dancer Snake Charmer Jitterbug Future Einstein Artist Salesgirl Saleswoman Prolessor Scout Leader Housewife Nurse Boxer Great lover Hostess Wile Nurse Mascot Music Critic Clerk Musician Old Maid Cunningham's sec. Circus Barker U. S. President Bull Fighter Chorus girl Sec. Gene Krupa Actress Husband Orchestra Member Tuba player Latin Teacher Entertainer Olympic Star Barker Star Beautician Stenographer History Teacher Debutante Speaker Artist Fisherman Prolessor Wife Circus Performer Nun History Teacher Secretary CLASSMATES Nam� and Nickname Address Course Club Fale John Fillimon Phil 48 Dawson St. Business Baseball. Chess Checker Club Baseball Verna Fix Flxie 94 Vk Marno St. Secretarial Bowling Club. Baseball Nurse lulla Froeman Mickey 593 Belmont Ave. Secretarial National Honor Society. Dramatic Club Secretary Margaret Garbarinl Megs 37 Lincoln Park College Editor Announcer . Latin Club Actross Irone Gaitka Renoe 337 Lafayette St. General Announcer Staff. Latin Club Nurse Albina Galuszka Shorty 246 Van Buren St. General Latin Club, Girl Reserves Raising Children Emily Ganido Milly S Columbia St. Secretarial Peace leader France Garrison Garry 18 Somme St. Secretarial Gregg Speed Club, Marco Polo Club Mrs. Hardy loo Gaska Gasga 267 Adams St. Business Football. Baseball An. Robert Taylor Doris Gentile Doris 225 Elm St. General Archery Club, Bowling Club Jimmy Dorsey's Tessie Gesumaria 'Tessie 65 Adams St. General Italian Club ? ? ? ? ? Louise Giordano Bandy” 123 Johnson Ave. General Latin Club, Baseball Gub DuPont's stooges Helen Gorbosky Gil 24 Patterson St. Secretarial Dramatic Gub. Baseball Team Musician Edward Gorzao Ed 116 Tichenor St. General Ticket Committee Factory worker Stella Gorzao Stella 116 Tichenor St. Secretarial French Gub. Gregg Speed Gub Screen Star Helen Gruszkos Helen 258 Now York Av. Secretarial National Honor Society. Girls Glee Gub Bookkeeper Ralph Guzzt Shorty” 27 New York Ave. Businoss Asst. Mgr.. Football Gub, Baseball Mgr. Managor Rose Harchetts Rosie 431 Walnut St. Secretarial Nurse Ann Harl Ann 15 Kossuth St. Business A Cappelta Choir. Bowling Gub Opera Singer Glen Haynes Bob 21 Camp St. College Dramatic Gub Bachelor Adolph Heinrichs Sonny 108 Gotthart St. Business Pros. Dramatic Gub. Advtg. Mgr. ’Torch” Stock brokor Thomas Helme 'Torn 42 Tichenor St. General Football. Basketball Bachelor Earle Herold Earle 155 Mulberry St. General Service Squad. Doc. Com., Prom Mastor of curves Florence Hines no 33 Walnut St. Secretarial Photo Patrons. Gregg Speed Gub History teacher Theresa Horvath Terry 147 Walnut St. Secretarial National Honor Society. Gregg Speed Gub Secret James Hynes ’Jim 84 Alyea St. Businoss Ticket Com., Prom. Service Squad Mystery Sigmund Janowskt Zlg 66 Matt St. Technical Basoball. Basketball Truck driver Frieda Jascemska Frieda” 19 Freeman St. Secretarial Printing Gub Chorus girl Josophino Juracek Joe 48 Vincent St. Secretarial Girls Roserves. Knitting Gub School Marm Wanda Kadolka Wan 219 Ferry St. Secretarial Gregg Speed Gub Working girl Beniamin Kaminskas Blue Eyes 93 Warwick St. Technical Baseball Team. Swimming Toam Movie Star Irone Karha Smppls 303 Laiayotto St. Secretarial Archery Gub. Service Squad 6-day bike rider Henry K uczewski Kar 14 Wall St. Technical Baseball. Football Gym Teacher Louis K fo “Andy 28 Orchard St. Businoss Baseball. Dramatic Gub Actor Marie � .'rider Marie 146 Brill St. General Housewife Alice K, linedy Butch 16 Earl St. Secretarial School Teachor Norma Keene Norma” 224 Chestnut St. General Service Squad. Grogg Speed Gub Cab Drlvor Vito Kessol Vito 65 Elm Rd. Businoss National Honor Society Photographor Magdalone Kircher Aileen 3S7 Walnut St. Businoss Archery Gub. Girls Glee Gub (Pres.) Star gazer Casimer Klos Kutlo 108 Forguson St. General Basketball. Gymnastics Bouncer Sigmund Kramer Rabbi 65 Huntington Ter. Technical Camera Gub. Printing Gub Gigolo Dorothy Kregeloh Dot 864 So. 14th St. Secretarial Photo Patrons. Service Squad Housewife Helen Krewicky Helen 70 Dm Rd. General National Honor Society. Latin Gub A Divorcee Charles Krieger Chollle 47 Komorn St. College Dance Orchestra. Bowling Gub W.P.A. Band Doris Kronemeyer Mickey 96 Napoleon St. Secretarial Photo Patrons. Grogg Speed Gub Stewardess Helen Kuczko Kutie 88 Houston St. General Latin Gub. National Honor Society Teacher Edward Kula Ed 100 Pulaski St. Business 3A Secretary. 4B-4A Treasurer Businoss man Joe Lachota Jo 353 Lafayette St. Technical Swimming Team. Track Great Lover Carmela Lamblase 125 Malvern St. Genoral Viola Lebicz Vi 92 Napoleon St. General National Honor Society. Latin Gub Doctor's wife Sam Leonard is Curly Top 365 Chestnut St. Business Service Squad. Inter-Class Basketball Bachelor CLASSMATES Nam� and Nickname Address Course Clubs Fate Herman Lennert Lemons 13 Darcy St. Business Prom Committee. Dance Committee Reporter Milton Lerner Garlic 104 Green St. Technical Chess and Checker Club W.P.A. worker Dorothy Lipiert “Dot 79 Ganison St. General Service Squad. '36. ‘37. '38, '39. Band ‘37Dancing teacher Charles Lipuma ‘Toscanini” 23 Warwick St. Secretarial Musician Robert Loepsingor Bob 446 S. 7th St. General Prom Doc. Com., Advertising Com. Actor Stella Majek Stella' 78 Napoleon St. Socrotarial Archery Club. Chooring Squad Spoakor Helen Marclnok Helen 629 Ferry St Secretarial A' Cappella Choir. Bowling Club Chorine Charlos Matclniak Charlie 144 Forry St. General Ring Committee. Play Scenery Com. Salesman Elizabeth Malarik Liz 30 Mott Street Secretarial Teacher Margaret Martin Peg 61 Lentz Ave. Secretarial Gregg Speed Club. Health Club Orator Raymond Martin Ray 46 Komorn St. Technical Chess Checker. Prom Committee Architect Angelina Martono Angio 303 Chestnut St. Secretarial National Honor Society. Service Patrol Accountant Giovanni Marzella “John 414 Walnut St. Business Italian Club. Dance Orchestra Loafer Edward Masko Ed 319 New York Avo Technical Orchestra. Basketball Bigamist Louise Mauro 160 Malvemo St. General Housewife James McArdle Jimmy 281 Now York Ave Technical Technical Club Butcher Anno McCabo ’Twlnky 299 Summer Ave. Secretarial National Honor Society. Editor 'Torch Model William McDonald 14S Congress St. General Janitor Margarot McKinney Marge 631 Raymond Blvd. Secretarial Health Club 6-day bike rider Betty Mezichraiky Betty 287 Elm St. Secretarial Archory Club. Bowling Club Vamp John Mihalik John 95 Niagara St. General Baseball. Basketball Baseball player Julia Miktus Julia 384 Walnut St. Socrotarial National Honor Society Secretary Josephine Mtngoia “Jo 81 Nickols St. Secretarial Teacher James Morosco James 110 Madison St. Business Salesman Alex Morsewich Sleopy” 94 Pulaski St. Technical President 4A-4B Munitions Mfr. Teddy Muench Fish-head 124 Garrison St. Technical Servtco Patrol. Technical Club Soldier Mary Mulhall Mary 91 Brill St. General Health Club. Archory Club Air Hostess Helen Mur ask a Holon 383 Chestnut St. Secretarial Archery Gub. Bowling Gub Hotcha dancer Nick Nosach Nick 300 Johnson Ave. Goneral Rifle Gub. Football Admiral Alexandra Nowak Alice 94 Pulaski St. Colleqo National Honor Socie Announcer StaffOld Hen” Mary Nunziant May 283 Walnut St. Secretarial Service Squad. Girl Reservos Good Wife Edward O'Brien Mickey 23 Wall St. Business Bowling Gub. Prom. Dec. Com. Grocer Margie Orlando Margie 140 Dm St. Secretarial Italian Gub. Leaders Gub Jitterbug Sophie Pannullo Mary 135 South St. Secretarial Sec., Girl Reserves Gub. Bowling Gub Secretary Daniel Panza Danny 61 Wilson Ave. Business Band. Sorvice Squad Orchestra leader Josephine Parrkllo Dolly 73 Adams St. Secretarial Photo Patrons. Italian Gub Buriosque queen Philip Peck Phil 149 South St. College Track Team Mgr., ’Torch, Sports Editor Barker Joseph Pope Joe 21 Calumet St. Business Dramatic Gub. Boys Glee Gub Dancer Ann Perepeka Ann 104 Pulaski St. General Service Patrol Typist Helen Pietras Helen 338 New York Ave. Secretarial National Honor Society Nun Manual Pinteno Mannie 289 Walnut St. General Bowling Gub. Camera Gub Fashion Plate Eleanor Podlas Eleanor 102 Albert Ave. Secretarial National Honor Society. A' Cappella CholrSinger Mary Policostro Mary 57 Ann St. Secretarial Dramatic Gub. Archery Gub Cooking Teacher Arthur Pols 14 Somme St. General Basketball. Tennis Champion Joseph Porcelli Joe 179 Now York Ave Business National Honor Soc. (Pres.) Mgr. 4A Play Cartoonist Doris Reichert Dosey 78 Garrison St. Secretarial National Honor Society. Gregg Speed GubChoir Singer Martha Repko Martha” 69 Napoleon St. Secretarial Archery Gub. Photo Patrons Mothor George Rinik Georgie 367 E. Kinnoy St. Colloge Radio Gub Mail man Nellie Rogers Nellie 108 Ferguson St. Business National Honor Society. Archery Gub Librarian Arnold Rossi Professor 50 Delaney St. Business Swimming Team. Boxing Team W.P.A. Ann Roudi Ann” 112 Union Street General Housewife CLASSMATES Name and Nickname Addre� Course Clubs Fate Jean Rudinski Jean 41 Hawkins St. General Health Club Mrs. Kolly Carmen Rufolo Carmen” 72 Congross St. General Prom. Advertg. Com.. Prom. Doc. Com. W. P. A. Mary Rupp Mary” 14 Merchant St. General Service Patrol Librarian Veronica Sagitas Mutzle 124 Johnson St. General Bowling Club. Hoalth Club Playor Lillian Sandherr •XU 18 Hensler St. SocTotarial Bowling Club. Archory Club (L. Par ) Business Woman Walter Sanford Waif 20 Dm St. General Service Squad Salesman Dnost Santucci Dnny” 87 McWhortor St. Technical Technical Club Machinist Nettle Scarano Nottle 4S8 Mulberry St. College Prep. Latin Club. Service Squad Midget Show Mario Scarpa Marie 253 Walnut St. General Italian Club. Hoalth Club Spinster Mario Schaab Schaabio 869 Broadway Secretarial Latin Club. Science Club Housewife Mary Schaefer Mary 40 Schalk St. Secretarial Archery Club, Gregg Speed Club Heartbreakor Helen Schroeck Helen 93 Hawkins St. Secretarial Archery Club, Library Club Nurse Walter Schwarts Schwartzio 552 Forty St. Technical Servico Patrol. Prom Committee Modol husband George Schwetz George 11 Filmore St. Technical Service Patrol, Prom Committee Marine Philip Serratillt Sorry 1$5 Malvorn St. College Latin Gub. Band Gigolo Leonard Shelhamer Len 202 Van Buron St. General Tech Gub. Service Patrol Husband lack Shing Jack 191 Mulberry St. Technical Radio Gub Cook Richard Slclari Richie 69 McWhorter St. College Radio Gub. Boys Gloe Gub Truck driver Edward Sidwa Eddie 314 Elm St. Business Swimming Toam, Track Team Swimmer Mario Skjle Re 97 Garrison St. General Dramatic Gub. Literary Gub Mimic Edward Skorynko Ed 20 Houston St. Technical Baseball. Basketball Pilot Emily Skowron Millie 373 E. Kinney St. SocTetaria! National Honor Society. Gregg Speed GubMusician Valeria Sluzy Val 0 Hensler St. Secretarial Archory Gub. Bowling Comedian Loraino Smialkowskl Lottie 646 Market St. Secretarial National Honor Society. Gregg Spoed GubDross Designer Robert Smith 26 Gotthart St. General Football Team. Swimming Team Silonco Paco Solano Kielbasy 368 Lafayette St. Technical Tech Gub. Swimming Team Baker Minnie Spiro Min 308 E. Kinney St. General Library Gub. Latin Gub Nurse Robert Stanford Bob 120 Orchard St. Buslnoss ’Torch Staff. Prom Ticket Com. Scout Marion Stankus M.D.” 48 Houston St. Collogo National Honor Society. Archery Gub Shooting Coed Paul Sterople •Tiger 26 Cottago St. College Editor of ’Torch , Editor of Announcer Einstein's protege Mary Svotec Mary 88 Van Buren St. Secretarial Health Gub, Gregg Speed Gub 7 ? ? ? ? John Szpiech Spike 24 Marne St. Technical Baseball, Basketball Basketball Star Helen Torben Bobby 351 Dm S‘- Secretarial Announcer Staff. Literary Gub Heartbreakor Joseph Valentine ••j0- 184 New York Ave Technical Football. Track Joseph Ventre 9 Ann St. Business Natl. Honor Society, Bus. Mgr. 4A Play Financier Geradine Vogt Gerry 27 Barbara St. Collego Treas. Vlce-Pres. National Honor Society Housewife Madeline von Supplny Madeline 79 Niagara St. Secretarial Archory Gub. Gregg Speed Gub Journalist Stella Wenk 'TUI 11® Tichonor St. Secretarial Bowling Gub. Health Gub Ask Charlie Helen Wenzak ‘•L n” 23 Fillmore St. Secretarial Basketball Toam. Service Squad Housewife Edward Wesp Ed 2® Flomlng Ave. General Decorating Com. Prom. Dec. Com., 4 A Play A nice guy Gladys Woraskl Gladv” 2®3 Now 0,lc Ave Secretarial Archery Gub, Library Gub Sonja Henle Stella Woictk 375 E. Kinney St. College Latin Gub. Service Squad School Teacher Elizabeth Woodard 147 Oliver St. General Archory Gub Housewife Anna Yagla Annie 63 Brill St. General Health Gub. Dramatic Gub Vamp Columbus Yaquinto America 64 Ann S General A Capella Choir Explorer Helen Zahotnasky Fluffy 7 Alyea St. Secretarial Dramatic Gub. Baseball Team Housewife Walter Zarych Walt 325 Elm St. Technical Basketball Team. Baseball Team Walt Disney Edward Zebrook Ed 40 G ”h °n St. General Baseball Team. Swimming Team Hog Caller Carmen Zeoli Carm 302 Miller St. Business Orchestra. Chess Checker Gub A GUI Emil Zingieser Em 186 Magazine St. Technical Chemist 2 5 OUR FACULTY Assistant to Principal 1-A. L ERBACHER 7 14 English 10 15 2— E. R. MUSGROVE, Head 3— H. M. JAY 4— A. L KARTLUKE 5— N. H. LAUGHTON 6— V. MARPLE 7— M. MAC INTOSH 8— B. F. ROSEN 9— M. G. RYAN 10— J. H. TUCKLEY 11— J. C. WAGONER 12— W. D. WILLIAMS Mathematics 13— W. H. STONE 14— J. CAVICCHIA 15— C. A. CLEARY 16— H. G. CUTHBERT 17— L. LUMB 16 17 27— C. H. WEBBER Science Department 28- F. C. REEVE. Hoad 29 B. F. BONTEMPO 30 F. P. CLAYTON 31 W. GELMAN 32—C. L GRUBEL 33 S. K. SAMSON 34 S. ZUKERBERG 28 29 34 37 38 39 Commercial Department 35— G. H. DALRYMPLE, Head 36— W. H. DAVIDHE1SER 37— W. S. FAST 38— S. T. HECHT 39— h. a. McCracken 40— M. NOONAN 41— G. H. SMITH 42— W. H. SUTTON 43— H. E. WHITE 44— D. G. YODER Secretarial Department 45— E. THARP, Head 46— L M. ALGER 47— F. L. HAGERMAN 48— M. A. WETMORE Home Economics Food: 49— E. E. HERRON Clothes: 50— F. C. WILBOR Food and Clothes: 51— R A. ELAM 58 Physical Education 52— H. BUTTERWORTH, Head 53— P. P. BOGATKO 54— M. M. GILBERT 55— L. A. HORWITZ 56— L NISENSON Pianist: 57— G. S. WADE Nurse: 58— 1. C. CRUMMY Health Teacher: 59— N. P. LIETCH Languages 60 -M. BERNKOPF 61— E. GODSEY 62— D. PETRUZZELLI 63 F. WITTMEIER Social Science 64— R. S. MILLER 65— e. b. McDonald Music Department 66— N. DiNARDO 67— E. G. WILDER Counselor 68— D. KRAEMER f. 63 Arl Department 69— H. D. MAIN 70— E. L. MARTIN Library 71— L G. JOHNSON. Head 72 E. GARLOCK Office Clerks 73— S. D. WERNER, Head 74— B. L. EICHHORN 75— G. E. FRIEDMAN 76— A. D. RUSSOMANNO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Pictures Not Available F. W. CAFFERTY. Music A. C. CAMPION, Soc. Science F. M. FERGUSON. English C. IAN TAUSCH, Science F. G. KIRSCH, Clerk R. S. IARVIE, Mathematics L K. MAY. Science A. W. MUNROE. Secretarial K. NELLIGAN, Secretarial R. PERKINS. Secretarial M. I. ROYS. Social Science E. I. SANTORO, Secretarial On Furlough M. R. KOENIG. Phy. Education M. C. MURPHY, Science E. K. TABANKIN, Clerk Retired ELI PICKWICK, Jr.. Principal Emeritus GEORGE A. GENZMER, Languages EDNA L. BACON. Social Science CARL F. LANGLAS. Technical THEODORA H. EHMAN. Latin ELLA W. MOCKRIDGE. Art 4B CLASS Advisers — MISS NELLIGAN and MR. COLE President — LEWIS OZIMEK Vice-President — ANN PALUMBO Secretary — ROSE FARLEY Treasurer — FRANK TORTORELLO 3A CLASS Advisers — MISS CLAYTON and MR. WHITE President — GEORGE WHITE Vice-President — GENEVIEVE PIONTEK Secretary — DOROTHY PALUMBO Treasurer — VERA KOWALOFF 3B CLASS Advisers — MISS Mac INTOSH and MR. WILLIAMS President — JEROME DeLUCA Vice-President — ALMINDA da CUNHA Secretary — MARY DOLGY Treasurer — JOHN LAURENZANO Sergeant-at-arms — THOMAS BANACH PHOTO PATRONS Adviser MISS MARTIN President DOMINICK BASILE Vice President LEWIS OZIMEK Secretary DOROTHY BORMAN Treasurer HELEN JONES HONOR SOCIETY Adviser MISS ROYS President JOSEPH PORCELLI Vice-President GERADINE VOGT Secretary JULIA FREEMAN Treasurer CARMELLA NAZZARO ITAUAN CLUB Adviser DR. PETRUZZELLi President ANITA ENEA Vice-President RALPH GALIONE Secretary DOROTHY PALUMBO Treasurer SUE PEPE LATIN CLUB Adviser MISS GODSEY Consuls VERA KOWALOFF JOSEPH RE Secretary SHIRLEY LUBNER Treasurer DOROTHY McCAFFERY Sergeants-at-arms EDWARD GOLDA JOSEPH DE MARTINO LIBRARY CLUB Adviser MISS JOHNSON President EMMA CHAMAK Vice-President BETTY BROADFOOT Secretary HELEN SCHROECK Treasurer MARIE CORRES ANNOUNCER STAFF Adviser MR. LAUGHTON Co-Editors-In-Chie! PAUL STEROPLE MARGARET GARBARINI DANCE ORCHESTRA Director NICHOLAS DI NARDO Librarian MARIE D'ANGELO SENIOR BAND Director NICHOLAS DI NARDO Section Leader IOE COLELLA Drum Majors FLORENCE STANKUS A. WENDER SENIOR ORCHESTRA Director NICHOLAS DI NARDO Concert Master HELEN GORBOSKY Librarian JOHN MARZELLA I BOYS GLEE CLUB Adviser MISS WILDER President GEORGE WILLIS Vice-President JOHN CAVANESS Secretary FRANK PARENTE Treasurer MORRIS PAOLELLA Librarians WILLIAM ADDEO SARAH VAUGHN 'A-'- GIRLS GLEE CLUB Adviser MISS WILDER President MAGDALENE KIRCHER Vice-President VERA KOWALOFF Secretary DOROTHY McCAFFERY Treasurer ROSE SCHELL Librarians JOSEPHINE ALESSANDRA CORINNE CAPRONI LITERARY CLUB Adviser MISS WAGONER President - MARIE SIGLE Vice-President JOHN CIARACO Treasurer DOROTHY McCAFFERY Secretary REGINA McMULLIM PRESENT ANNEX FACULTY MR. McGREAL, Assistant to Principal MR. BARBARASH MISS BLOOMFIELD MR. DI NARDO MR. FLANAGAN MR. GRAY MISS GRONHEIT MISS KILCULLEN MISS MALBROCK MR. PEASE MR. ROSAMILIA MR. SARNO MISS WATERS MISS WHEELER REMINISCENCES OF SENIOR The big day arrived. September 14. 1935. AH the graduates of tho nearby grammar schools gatherer. In the auditorium of East Side High. Pupil after pupil was assigned to a homo room. After all tho home rooms in the main building wero filled, a group of approximately three hun- dred eager freshmon remained. This group was mystifiod when they wore told to report to tho old South Market Street School, which was to be •ho first East Side Annex A sigh of despair was heard throughout the auditorium as the freshmon started their Journey toward the Annex. By the end of October however tho students bogan to enjoy their stay in their new heme. By June they had become attached to the building and tho splendid faculty under tho leadership of Mr. Wilmot. At tho ond of our Freshman year we wero reluctant to leave tho scono of many happy oscapados. but oager to investigate tho mysteries of the main building. ANNEX CLUBS SERVICE SQUAD Adviser MR. ROSAMILIA Co-Captains LOUISE GASS EDWARD RUDZINSKI Library Club and Office Monitors Adviser MR. STEARNS President ANNA VIRONA Vice-President ELEANOR DOMINSKY Secretary HELEN GLODEK CAMERA CLUB Adviser MR. GRAY President CARL HENRY Vice-President EDWARD KIDUS Secretary-T reasurer HELEN GRYGIEL DRAMATIC CLUB Adviser MISS BLOOMFIELD President ALICE BATOR Treasurer ADELE KAZMIERCZYK Secretary HELEN BONDZELEWSKI IT S NOT TOO EARLY The sooner a vouch acquires worth-while in- formation, the better he will he equipped for his journey through life. One of his most valuable assets in future years will be his life insurance protection. He should feel free to consult his elders on this subject. Then he will know what he needs when the time comes to buy it. 3ti0ttranre Company of Anirrira Home Offer, NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of BETA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY FTA CHAPTER Compliments of DR R SABIE, D.D.S. 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NEWARK. N. J. — Special Races to Students — Senior Prom Bids Our Specialty Compliments of THE 177 ADAMS ST. NEWARK, N. J. JANITORS • • • JUNIOR COLLEGE COEDUCATIONAL Two Years of College Work DAY and EVENING SESSIONS • Arts and Science • Secretarial Studies • Business Administration • Ccmptometry and Office Machines MODERATE TUITION ($4.50 PER POINT) Credits Transferable to Leading Colleges and Universities 219-221 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark, N. J. Hl'mboldt 3-0200 Jl uta+i BtuxUial, Dnc. HAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS We are proud of this Title because of our affiliation with your fine school. 850 BROAD STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Phone: MArket 2-8242 Scan Now Learn and Earn Commercial Art Displays Show Card Writing Low Summer Tuition Evening Classes Write for Catalog E. SKOLER INSTITUTE 899 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J HOME ROOM 7 Greets You from The Depths of EAST SIDE Academy . nd Halsey Streets Newark. New Jersey Compliments of R. SWAREZ Meat Groceries MA. 2-2620 20} LAFAYETTE ST. NEWARK, N. J. EAST SIDE PHARMACY First Class Soda Fountain and Luncheonette Service 72 PULASKI STREET Cor EI.M ROAD ALVIN V. SMITH Tel. MArket 3-3048 RtJf the Greta Bum—For Rea! Serviet Center Market-Lafayette Bus Line Buses to Hire For All Occasion Rates Reasonable Direct to Pennsylvania R R. Station IRONBOUND TRANSPORTATION CO.. Inc. George Cousens. Traffic Manager 2-6 MARGARETTA ST.. NEWARK. X J Compliments of DR. J. FORTUNATO MA. 3-2858 224 VAN BUREN ST NEWARK. N. J Phone MA 3-3624 NOTARY PUBLIC JOHN A. WEBER Funeral Director 255 LAFAYETTE ST. NEWARK. N. J. UNIVERSITY OF NEWARK ANNOUNCES DEGREE PROGRAMS FOR 1938-39 Arts and Sciences Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Curriculum in Arts and Law leading to the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws i drgrce . j Prc-Professional Courses | Law, Medicine, Dentistry I I Business Administration Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Curriculum in Business Ad- ministration and Law lead- ing to the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws degrees. Secretarial Curricula Law Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws, a three-year course. Courses leading to the Master of Laws degree The first-year and second-year courses in Arts and Sciences and in Business Administration are conducted in co-operation with New York University during the year 1959-1940 The next session will begin in September. All classes in the University are conducted m both day and evening sessions and arc 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. 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