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

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 Thomas Joseph 104 l i Pacific Stru t Tom, who is known as Greek to his friends Buns, Augie and Gigs, takes great pride in playing the drums in the band and dance orchestra. He has gained many ■friends by his keen sense of humor and wonderful personality. College awaits Greek after graduation. Elaine Florence Jones 284 Em Kmm') Street I Elaine's outstanding work In the musical field both as a pianist and e vocalist has made a lasting impression pn East Side. She has enjoyed organizing a musical group and hopes to becomes a concert organist after further study in music. Josephine lannelli X Q 90 Walnut Street A- - LJ Josephine's best friends. Rose, Lucy, and Anita will tell you Little Jo's hobby is collecting souvenirs. She is a cute and petite lass who enjoys reading, or eating at Joe's on Branford Place. Little Jo would like to be a disc jockey one day. S.Yx . Natalie Gloria Jardim 88 Ferry Street Nat. one of our brightest classmates in the Honor Society will always remember a summer trip to Europe. We will never forget her wonderful performance in Junior Miss She plans to study languages and perhaps become a language teacher.

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 AaJ . S-y D .- Sa.ujfe. Harold R. Hornig 69 Houston Street Harry, a tall, clever fellow, has made himself known to all by his lackadaisical manner. He is one of our star basketball players and has also been active in class affairs. Harry, whose life revolves about cars and food, plans to enter the armed forces. 52 V Elm Street Whenever you see smiling Irish eyes gazing upon you, you know they belong to Carol. She has made many friends because of her charming personality and friendly manner. Carol's future plans include happiness with a certain someone Mary Hricko 8 Roanoke Court One look at Mary and you can understand why she was chosen the most beautiful girl in the class and an attendant to the Queen of the Prom. A member of the Honor Society, she has also played an important part in class affairs. Russell Holloway 218 Chestnut Street Here is Russ with his friendly smile and keen sense of humor. He and Mel are always ready to make the most of a humorous classroom situation. Sports are favorite pastimes with Russ who would like to become a businessman. Carol P. Higgins

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 Harry Kidd - V • 161 Jefferson Street Harry's beaming smile has won the heart of many a lad and lass. He is especially proud to be in the National Guard. Model planes, fishing, and swimming are his favorites Fither the Air Force or commercial art lies ahead. • t' ■ rr Ivfc' Richard Kauneckis 110 Center Terr.tee Brains, plus personality, plus athletic ability- that's our congenial, fun-loving Dick. He will never forget his days as cocaptain of the track team. Dick's splendid work in mathematics and the sciences will surely prove beneficial to him in engin- 1 eering college. . . j 6. 4 Joseph M. Kalinchak 275 Adams Street Jay, a member of the swimming team during his junior year also likes to play baseball. His most enjoyable hours are spent at the Court, and with the friends he has made at East Side. Joe's future plans depend upon Uncle Sam. A IW Ferry Street Popularity plus, that's Pete, our varsity basketball man. President of the class for several terms he has also been active in the Latin Club as consul and treasurer. Well liked for his carefree manner and pleasant disposition, Pete plans to study pharmacy after graduation.