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

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PIERCING, but gentle-eyed and a ready smile might be said to be a short description of our vice-principal, Mr. Eisen- berg, who is in charge of the Annex Underneath this exterior however is one of the keenest, most alert minds we have ever encountered. He is always willing to help and advise, and any boy or girl who has ever been a student at the Annex has cause to be thankful for coming under his influence. His hobby at the present time is his country home situ- ated between Newton and Blairstown where he can enjoy his favorite sport, trout fishing, in the Paulinskill which borders his property 7

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• PHEY say seme words fool you. Some people do too. Take Mr. Cavicchia When you first come to East Side you find he's a math teacher. Then one day when you're sitting in the auditorium, you sit up with surprise when you spot his name on our roster. So he was an East Side student too! And an honor one, at that! You attend a commencement. And there is Mr. Cavicchia. By his aca- demic robe and hood you can tell he has earned a doctor's degree. What next? Everywhere you turn — there he is: turning out a TORCH, selling tickets for an amateur show; working as a class adviser; helping the band get new uniforms; having keys to any and every lock in the school; amusing students and teachers alike with his pungent and rapid-firing wit. Yes, you never know what to expect of J C A r