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

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William R. Biernacki 36 Got than Street Hi, Bill! Hi , he replies, and walks on quietly. This fellow is not so shy on a bosketball court or baseboll diamond, os opposing teams have discovered. His determination and constant will to improve should bring Bill a successful future in sports James A. Blozen 39 Niagara Street Jimmy, the boy with the ready smile, is really fun when you get to know him. As an amateur photographer, he has done some very fine work for the Torch. Jim's plan to enter the Navy is a very popular one these days. Carmen Bisogno 29 I Vest End Avenue The little man who does big things; Carmen is not only an honor student but is active in the Latin Club and class affairs. His remaining hours are spent beating the drums, drawing, (remember the Prom decorations!, and working. Carmen intends to study medicine at Rutgers Davette Bivins 126 South 12tb Street Davette is known to us all for her beautiful soprono voice. A member of the Glee Club and Choir, she has represented Eost Side and won awards on numerous musical programs. Davette plans to attend college ond major in history.

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 Franklin Barbosa 165 Green Street Base is considered quite a Romeo by the girls. Friends, Joe ond Tom, say that he enjoys drawing, playing baseball, or listening to instrumental records, during those hours not reserved for school or work. A good student, Frank's ambition is to become a civil engineer. ? Josephine Barilla 146 South Street Jo is a wee lass with smiling eyes and a jolly manner. She can make the dullest days sunny with her laughter. Jo, whose best friend is Angelina Speziale, is fond of dancing, skating, and the movies. After graduation she hopes to do office work Eugene Bator 375 Lafayette Street Got a comb I can borrow? Who hasn't, heard blond, wavy-haired Jigs use that phrase? A lover of baseball he con often be seen playing the game in Ann Street playground with Bill Biernacki. After graduation it's Florida, here I come! , says Jigs. Joseph Barbosa 137 Isabella Avenue Joe, a handsome lad with a winning personality, is very much interested in mechanics ond aviation. He ond groups of his many friends can often be seen traveling about town in that well-known model???—Betsy. Joe's future plans include college or the Air Force.

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 Raymond Bondura 46 Main Street Ray moy be described as one of the silent men of our class. He likes to spend his leisure time fishing. Membership on the track and cross-country teems arc among his happiest recollections of East Side. August D. Branco 158 Jefferson St. Augie, like most fellows, enjoys playing basketball. He is frequently seen at the Y.M.C.A. with his best friends, Tony and Tom. Augie will always remember mornings in room 212 and the clean-up picnic after the Prom. He plans to go to college to study engineering. Joseph J. Caldeira 159 Volk Street Joe, who plans a career in the Navy, lists fishing and boating as his favorite pastimes. His main enjoyment is driving o car and he cheers loudly when it comes to good food. He recalls with pleasure some happy times at Budd Lake Emil P. Cantalupo 294 East Kinney Street Emil is known to his friends as Turhan Bey. Playing football takes up much of his time and thought. One of East Side's ballcarriers, he hopes to be selected to play on a college team some day.