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

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Pauline Frajt 163 Emmet Street Pauline, as her best friend Dotty will tell you, enjoys bowling, reading, skating and horseback riding. A good student, her happiest recollection is her first day at school. A career as a private secretary awaits Pauline after graduation. Castor Fraga 359 Lafayette Street His shy, modest manner makes Cass well-liked by both teachers and class mates. Besides spending time on his favorite hobby, carpentry, Cass enjoys walking, girls, and recreation at the Spanish-Amer-ican Center We're confident he will succeed in whatever field he chooses. t C. ■?. 6. . Anita L. Fortunato 216 South Street A dancer, pianist, actress, bowler, honor student, cheerleader, and model, spells our Anita. In years to come, Anita's quick wit and pleasant personality will be the traits for which many of us will remember her. Who can forget her cute classroom capers? ' Joyce M. Ferrara 378 Walnut Street Joyce, the girl with the big brown eyes always greets you with a friendly smile. Bowling, television, movies and music are her favorite pastimes. Marion Micchelli tells us that Joyce plans a career in the business field after graduation.

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Waldo O. Edge 14V Eumu’i Street Wally, a cheerful fellow with a fine bass voice, recalls with pleasure his membership in the All State Chorus of 1949 Though he en|oys all types of sports, swimming is his favorite. Wally's plans for the future include attending college Joseph V. English 310 Ehrt Street Joe is the fellow with the friendly smile and cheerful word. Fish , as his friends call him, enjoys swimming, and making model planes, besides helping out in class affairs. After graduation, Joe intends to continue his education, majoring in law. Margaret Ann Fagan 79 Niagara Street Peggy is the proud possessor of the reddest hair and the most freckles in the 12A class. These add to her attractiveness. Whenever there's a dance you'll find her there with her friends Irene, Millie, and Lora. A girl of many abilities, Peggy will make a good secretary. Maria Estoves 6 Brucn Street Shy, sweet Maria will always be remembered as the class artist. Besides doing art work for the Prom, class dances and the Torch, she was president of a Junior Achievement company. Maria plans to attend college and become an elementary school teacher.

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Z{. Wilbert S. Hecht 121 Ferry Street Hector, as he is known to his friends, is a jolly, friendly fellow, who is always discussing cars with the fellows in his homeroom. He recalls with pleasure his years at East Side and his rides in Vinnie's Chevy Antique. Hector plans to continue his studies and become a pharmacist. Arthur Greene 224 Vi Astor Street A quiet disposition and a hard worker describes Art. He spends most of his time at his hobby, radio repairing. If he is not busy tinkering with a radio, he can usually be found enjoying movies or reading. Art wants to be a radio technician. Thomas A. Giachetti 3CH F.ast Kinney Street A friendly, fun-loving chap, Tom is always ready with a bit of advice and information. He enjoys horseback riding and recalls with pleasure the 12B Recognition. Tom plans to make truck driving his occupation after graduation. Charles James Giordano 216 Pennington Court Charlie is known to most of us as a jolly person. We will remember his wonderful sense of humor and corn ' jokes. He enjoys dancing, eating awful owfuls and also has a special like for girls. Medicine is his chosen vocation.