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

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Joseph Victor Volpe 185 Walnut Street Jo it a fellow who appear to be hath fill and thy. hut wait until he iMt started. Then yon can't keep him quirt. Hi thought-fulnet and willingness to help other arc reasons for hi being so well liked by all hi classmate . Winston Edna West 29 Beach Street Winnie it u classmate whom we all shall miss after graduation. She. with her cheerful disposition and her willingness to cooperate at all timet, has found a km.it many friends hi her four years at East Side. We arc confident that hc will succeed in her plan to become a pharmacist. Joan Valerie Wilkens 7 Kossuth Street Joan, the one with honey-colored hair and bright blue eyes, is a girl we greatly admire. She will continue her education in secretarial studies. We know that she will succeed in all she undertake . Joan likes basketball. her favorite sport and pastime. Joseph John Wladyka 42 Hankins Street Many student know loe by his blond, curly hair and hit friendly smile, and cali him Wit.” While in East Side Joe was a member of our track team and won a few medals to remember it. We’re all lure he will be a success at whatever career he chooses. Here’s luck to a swell guy. Susie Mae Wrazz 203 Mulberry Street Susie will be remembered by her fellow cooking student for her famous rendition of “I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover'’. Ask her to sing it for you sometime; it will be a treat for you. Seriously, Susie won an award from the School Library for reading the most books in 1949. If you knew Susie and her fine ways, you would know that she'll succeed at anything. 27

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, Janet Marie Sousa 214 Van Huron Street Janet is one of the sweetest nirls in our class. Her pleasing personality and winning ways have niadr her nopular with everyone. Here's hoping she makes a success of whatever field she chooses. Julia Agnes Valdes 90 Elm Street Here, indeed, is a rare person. Good marks, good looks, plus a winning personality. How can she not succeed in her chosen career, to become a physician? Julie not only works hard in school, hut also work after school at the- Newark Public Library. She nttended the Encampment for Citizenship this summer and found the activities most interesting. Januarij 268 East Kinney Street Tony i one of our outstanding football players and he is also a good student. Thinking of Tony, we must rrmemlier that in all activities requiring teamwork there will always be an unsung hero. That is the essence of teamwork to attain a full degree of success. We all will miss Tony on the field, as well as in school, when he graduates. 288 Walnut Street Sammy is regarded as one of the das comedians. Whenever Sambo” is around you can he sure of having a few laughs. If ever there is a group singing you will be sure to find him in the middle, leading and singing the loudest. 71 Ferry Street Jimmy, one of our (oiliest classmates, will be remembered for his singing between classes. He was a wonderful player on the gridiron. With his warm smile, his curly hair, and friendly personality, we know he will succeed in the business world a he did on the football field. 26

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John Znvocki Philomcna Zinni 12 Wall Street 404 South 6th Street Charles John Zarconc 195 Vanderpool Street Quiet and unassuming, Charlie is hardly noticed by his classmates; hut to those who know him he is a real friend and companion. We are sure his quiet manner will some day lead to success. John is undecided as to his career and may continue his schooling. But one thing certain in our minds is the fact that he is a number one athlete. He was City champ in pole-vaulting for two years, is a County Record Holder, is Board of Education champ for 1950, and came in second in the State pole-vaulting contest. Phil, as we all know her. is a very friendly girl. She is always willing and ready to join the fun and merriment. She works after school besides working hard in school. She will be a very efficient and pleasant secretary. Januarq 1951 28