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

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Louis D. Lucarclli 116 Seth Boy den Terrace Tall, dark and handsome, is our description of Lou. A quiet lad, he can often be found at Tom and Eddie's with friend Bobsy. Lou, who has majored in business at East Side plans to continue his education after graduation. Melvin Majett 121 Oliver Street At first glance Mel appears quiet and shy, but what would art class be without his jokes and those of his inseparable buddy, Russ Holloway? Basketball is Mel's second name and you'll usually find him at one of the local basketball courts. Paul Malinchak 196 Parkhurst Street Paul, a cheerful lad with a friendly manner, can usually be seen with pal, Gi Gi, talking to the girls. A member of the track team during his sophomore year, Paul enjoys collecting stamps and joining in the fun at Pennington Court. (2ic„‘' Lucy N. Marasco 243 Jefferson Street A petite and Sweet miss with wavy bangs, that's Lu Lu. Watching baseball, dancing, skating, and boat rides are her favorite pastimes. As best friend Marion Micchelli can tell you Lu Lu's plans for the future include a secretarial career.

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(-S Joyce Marie Lord 64 Barbara Street Her nickname Joy, aptly describes How it feels to be in her company. Joy's thoughtful, pleasant disposition makes her a class favorite. A secretarial student, Joy's plans for the future include a career in the business field and marriage. Richard Lopez 115 McWhorter Street Wall-flowers certainly perk up at a display of Richie's dancing technique. This fun-loving lad, who can usually be seen joking with his many friends, enjoys playing and watching football. Richie's plans for the future include establishing his own business. Rose Lindia 269 Walnut Street Poise and a friendly smile distinguish Lindy, who loves to dance the Mambo or sip sodas at the Sweat Shoppe with pals Anita, Pauline and Jo. An active girl in class affairs. Rose is looking forward to a business career. Albert leonardis 85 Adam Street Should you overhear a group of boys discussing the newest football strategy you can be sure that Chickio, one of East Side's eleven, will be present. His pal Ray, with whom he enjoys movies and driving, says Chickie plans to play professional football.

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William Thomas McGrath K LafV,,le Street Bill, or rather Mercury, is an outstanding track star who won first place medals for cross country and indoor track. This jolly student loves arguing, The Red Sox arc better than the Yankees He hopes to run for an athletic club and become an outstanding half-miler. Eugene Marcone 243 Lafayette Street Gene, that happy-go-lucky little fellow who has gained many a friend with his gay sense of humor, is better known to us as Mouse. Besides helping out in class affairs, he enioys televison and playing the piano. The business field awaits our playfull Mouse. Margaret McAdams 15 3 Emmet Street Scotty, as her friends call her, 'is one of the happiosf girls in East Side. Horseback riding and swimming are her favorite forms of recreation. An honor student, well-poised and attractive, she should make a fine secretary. John Masclli 163 Lafayette Street Johnny will always be remembered for his timely sayings and witty remarks. A wonderful fellow to have around when things are dyll, Johnny goes in for baseball and model-building. Johnny, a member of the executive committee, hopes to enter the business field after graduation.