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

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tycututi uf, MARY L. KWATKOSKI 84 Alyea Street Secretarial Tall, slim, blonde Mary usually keeps us in stitches with her jokes and stones. 8esides the kibitzing, Mary keeps a high average as well as an after-school job. Stitches would like to be a secretary after graduation. It sure will be a lucky employer who gets our Mary. GERARD ANDREW LEONARDIS 308 Walnut Street Technical Dashing young Jerry known to his intimates as Blade ) came to East Side with his bright ties. As class treasurer, he can always be depended upon to collect your last cent, and in ad- dition, make you smile while paying it. Aside from collecting money, his favorite pastime is imitating hillbilly renditions of popular songs. FAUSTO E. LAME IRAS 112 Monroe Street Technical Curly-headed, good-looking, and with the cutest dimples, Fausto entered East Side, a graduate of Lafayette St. School, and has been a good student in the technical course Upon his com- pletion of high school, friendly Fausto would like to enter the technical field. We're sure he'll succeed. 25

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SEBASTIAN M. KRIEC 26 Wilson Avenue Technical Robin Hood of the Archery Club. Sebastian really can shoot for that bull's eye. When he isn't shooting, he can make you laugh ’til your sides split because he’s what you might call a regular all-around fellow. Success comes to him who has a smile on his face. ELLEN MARTHA KROWL 1 -58 Horatio Court Business Being a modest girl, Ellen will never tell anyone that she was |ust about the only one that could keep the books straight m bookkeeping and know the answers m history, but it's true. With her friendly way, she should get along very well and go far in the business world. 9 , 4 HERMAN KULL 92 2 Jabez Street Technical A graduate of Ann Street. Herman is a member of the choir and is also a great baseball fan. His activities show his diversified and well-rounded interests. From this, one can con- clude that he must be an interesting person to know and that conclusion would be correct. 2-4

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H e 'IvicA STANLEY A. LICWINKO 68 Chamber Street Industrial Tall and handsome Stanley graduated from Wilson Avenue School. He is one of those fellows who is always ready to give you a bright cheery smile and a helping hand. All who know Stanley realize what a swell all-around fellow he is. Best wishes to a wonderful classmate. JAMES T. LOPRETE 18 Earl Street Industrial Jim is a fellow who believes in minding his own business but once you get to know him, he always has a friendly hello for you. Not much on words, he is usually quiet, but don't let him fool you because he has a mind of his own. 288 C. Kinney Street FRANCES LOPEZ College Preparatory fran. full of pep »nd vigor, likes football games and wants to go to college aft r graduation. She's sure to succeed, for when a girl has the energy and her share of grey-matter, what can stop her from reaching the top? 26