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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1953 volume:

Published semi-annually by the Students of East Side Commercial and Technical High School, Newark, New Jersey • January 1953 “ cvirvr (A. ( ll({ rAfl(ev Principal These trying times call for courage for every one of us. We must face bravely not only the trials of the battlefield, the uncertainties of the future, and the burdens of world responsibility, but we must accept with stout hearts the task of making.a greater America for the sake of ourselves and of mankind. I congratulate the Class of January 1953 on its privilege of participation in the answer to this challenge. To the (Hass of January 1953: To me it seems only yesterday that the members of this class entered the front door and timidly went to the Auditorium to be assigned to their rooms. Yet it was nearly four years ago on February 1, 1949. From shy little girls and awkward lads you have grown into charming young women and splendid young men. My hope is that your intellectual achievement, spiritual growth, and character development have kept pace with your stature. A happy future to all of you! -ct Vice Principal 3 Advij iscr I say to you farewell, Cod speed, and good luck. I say it with a gladness that you have achieved your goal of getting a high school education, and in a school that is so conducive to the development of fine, understanding, tolerant young people. I say it with a sadness that our four years' active association is now at an end. But our feeling of friendship, our loyalty to our school and to each other will he with us forever. ZeuiJuiJ, 4 t4viOjelo Counselor My association with you has been a pleasant and unforgettable experience, one that I shall cherish the rest of my days. In my dealings with you I have tried to guide you into activities designed to serve your particular interests. Without your co-operation and confidence, no measure of success could have been realized. May the ensuing years find you on the road to success, health, and happiness. 5 N c1 r n� i k i £ sv c vf- J? S . Willi , 6 faculty Julius C. Bernstein Eleanor M. Bloomfield Paul P. Bofatko Chairman. English English Physical Education Margaret O. Borton (Mrs.) Home Economics Edgar A. Cole Technical John Cavicchia Mathematics Edith C. Colin (Mrs.) Languages (on Furlough) Catherine A. Cleary Acting Chairman. Mathematics Jessie C. Crummy Health Anthony M. D’Andrra Science Sarah Dancis Teacher Cleric Loren L. Davit Social Studies Margaret M. Eisenberg Stuart Faber William S. Fast (Mrs.) Chairman. Science Business Science Agnes A. Davitt Librarian Sadie A. Deleon (Mrs.) Science Nicholas E. DiNardo Music Marilyn J. Feitel Mildred R. Ferraro Charles F. Fisher English Social Studies Art Sydney L. Flamm Cornelius E. Flanagan Mildred M. Gilbert Mathematics Technical Physical Education Arthur A. Gray Edith M. Graham Business Huth M. Gronheit Home Economics (On Furlough) Science Charles L. Crubel James B. Hawley Samuel T. Hccht Science Mathematics Business 8 9 '5 Seymour C. Ilrck English John F. Ilrndlrr Bminru Louis A. Horwitc Acting Chairman. Physical Education Doric B. Hupp Art Margaret Jrssrn Librarian Gilbert Kahn Chairman, Hushm-ss Marie (.. Kelly (Mn.) ami Secretarial Secretarial ■wmm Harold M. Jay English Anthony V. Jannone Secretarial Ceorgc M. Kessler Hurry C. Kettenring Freda C. Kirsch (Mn.) Social Studies Technical Teacher Clerk 9 Nonna P. Leitrh F.ctelle R. I-aba (Mrs.) Leonard Lumb Science Health Mathematics Mary F_ Macintosh Camille S. Malbrock Arline R. Marsh English M? Physical Education Nurse Esther L. Martin Eflie M. Mathieson (Mrs.) LiUian K. May Art Home Economics Science Ellen C. McAllister Richard A. Miller Louis A. Mintz Science Technical Languages Katherine Nclligan Engelbert J. Ncuinayer Rocco V. Nobile Secretarial English Technical Janette Parmele Ruth PeTkins Edward A. Posner Social Studies Secretarial Social Studies Flomwf Rader (Mrs.) Dorothy K. Ring English Ellen C. Richard (Mrs.) (On Furlough) Secretarial Clerk Fannie K. Slrrbeni Irving L. Springer (Mrs.) Howard C. Stintsman Business Pianist Technical Eari F. Rock Secretarial I.aura F. Schelter (Mrs.) Mathematics Angelo A. Rovamilia Mathematics J. Jerome Schlosser Mathematics Oliver II. Sabold Languages Meyer W. Schwartz Physical Education Canio M. Scoca Business William C. Scott Guidance Walter Siegwarth Technical W. Harry Sutton Business Jessie C. Wagoner English Evelyn K. Tabankin Stephen P. Yanderhoof Technical Teacher Clerk Louise M. Weinstein David E. Wringast (Mrs.) Chairman. Social Studies English Harold E. White Business Emily C. Wilder Music Wordvworth Williams English Daniel D. Singer Garland H. Smith Social Studies Secretarial Nellie M. Smith Secretarial IS Fred E. Spann Physical Education Faculty Not Pictured Dorothy Hainrr Music John T. Price Technical Marion I. Roys Social Studies (O11 Furlough) Michael A. Windut Vincent J. Young Irwin J. Zachar Technical Acting Chairman English Technical 10 Ronald P. Akialis 389 Lafayette Street A combination of brains, personality and courtesy, fhic well-dressed young nun is very versatile. Sot only � hr an honor student, but he is a basketball player a ml a howling enthusiast, lie aspires to •«' an engineer. and we fee I sure that he will reach the top rung in the ladder of success. Angelo L. Armcnti 116 Polk Street If you look out of East Side's windows at 8:30 every morning you can be sure to see Smash'' cooling up the steps; slowly, but surely. Angel is l r. Zachar’s favorite candidate for adjusting the windows in home room and English class. A happy grin and cute dimples mark him as a nice guy. Henrietta Nl. Bnptista 290 Elm Street A very charming and attractive girl it Etta. Her long eyelashes, dimples and beautiful brown eyes add to hit personality and popularity. She loves swimming and dancing and dors both well. We wish her a lot of success in all she attempts in life. Raymond George Baumgartner 36 Schalk Street Two adjectives which describe Hay perfectly are shy and serious. However, when you get to know Ray. be- reveals a warm and pleasant manner. Ills future plans involve a career in autn racing, since this is his greater lose. We wish him all the success in the world. Constance Berry 103 Ninth Avenue Connie is gifted with a grand sense of humor and a winning pirsonality, which make her well-liked by all her classmates. When her time isn't taken up bv dancing lessons, she likes to skate and play basketball. Connie is sure to achieve her ambition as a civil service worker. 12 Annette T. Biondi 127 Elm Street B-c-s-t d-r-e-s-s-s'-d spells Annette, one of the most attractive members of our class. Fashionably dressed ami always neat as a pan, Annette will long be remembered for her pleasant anil slightly temperamental personality. ller talented fingers are skilled at both at-cordion and piano. Benedita Caravella 66 Congress Street lUv shy. modest manner makes Benedita well liked by both teachers and classmates, and � hs- is among the top secretarial students of our class. Besides spending time on h«t favorite hobby, crocheting gifts for friends, Bennie enjoys dancing, especially the rhumba. Gilda L. Carlesimo Anthony M. Biondi 207 Jefferson Street A regular guy mid a nice person to add to your list of friends is Tony. His favorite pastimes re playing baseball and helping his Dad. We positively know that Tony will Ik- a great success in his chosen field. 52 Jefferson Street W'hencver and wherever there’s a gah-fest. f'.il is sure to be in the middle of it. She will never he forgotten for her many class contributions, her fine performanc s in our Senior show, and her quick, any imitations. She played a big part in painting the Prom scenery and posters for our dances. Josephine Castro 151 Union Street Tlic first thing a person notices about Josic are her pretty blue eyes and sweet smile. She h-i a collection of Spanish records and enjoys swimming and dancing. Josie’s friendly attitude is the same towards all which is one of the reason she is sure to succeed. 13 Antonio Ccmacles, Jr. 122 Prospect Street The little man who doc l iK thing . Tony not only a good student but is active in be Ke Club, serving a% it president. Hi remaining hour are spent wording in u drug � tore. Planning to put thi experience to good use. Tony intend to Study pharmacy in college. Shirley M. Chabra 97 Jurksou Street “Squeaky”, a she is affectionately called by her friend , is vice president of out class. Always laughing and ready to join in the fun and merriment, she i undonwedly one of the most popular girl in the class. By her readiness t«� help out in class nif.urs wc are sure she will succeed in the iuturc. Francis Thomas Collins 99Vi Napoleon Street Friendly and always ready to make you laugh. Hip , M he is known to h� friend , is well-liked by everyone. Hi wonderful personality and ready wit will be ol value to him in whatever field he chooses. l.inclu Cooper 29 Johnson Street A tall, likable girl. Linda is quite an athlete. She is a star basketball player and also a roller skating enthusiast. Known to her friends as Cookie, she will long he remembered for her friendly manner. Jose pi line Joan Coppola 82 Komom Street loan (the Mad Violinist ) i a combination of brain , talent and personality. Whenever we ee a little girl driving a big car we will 1m reminded of her. Joan's bubbling rn-thusinin will keep her future years a bright as it hat her school years. 14 Marie Couto 261 Walnut St „ h„ rr««d . to-gg • jgtfajz tot •■’ •-.'r' j£J The hrr I Ida Ann D'Alessio 173 Delaney Street Wiro we think uf Ida we immediately recall her friendliness, one of the reasons the Is well liked by her eliminates. She can usually he seen with Cert, her Ix-st friend, hia is partial to popular music and her colU lion of record would make any one proud. Sum Cuzzolino 182 Malvern Street “Smile and the world smile with you.“ That’ Sam' motto. Possessor of a friendly personality, he it quite a ladies' man and he ■«• « nice (inure on the dance Boor. UY1J-liked lor hi pleasing manner. Sam is certain to gain success in the future. William Daniel Daly, Jr. 83 Kossuth Street Bill ha a trcmingly hy ami reserved personality. When you get to know him. however, be rev roll a warm and pleasant manner. tli« hohhy i photography and Bill, who is at prrsrnt a mmilnT of the Naval Reserve, intend to become u Naval pho-ographrr mic !-� . I Mary Josephine Davis 76 Green Street Good sport, good friend and Rood student is Mary Jo. She is always witling to lend u helping hand to Iwr friends whenever she can. Mary Jo’s plans are uncertain right now-hut because of her pleasing sense of humor she is sure to succeed. Clotilde C. de Bustos 315 Walnut Street Our gal Clo can always be counted on for n helping hand or a hit of advioe. Her clow friendship with Marge resulted in an alfcc-tiou for cat and a broken collarbone. One of the most active and intelligent member of the clai , Clo will also be noted for her fine artistic ability—rein ember the From decorations? Robert Adam Devecka 95 Warwick Street Robert, known to everyone a Boh. has the finest sente of humor in the class. He will long remember his four happy years at East Side and his classmates will Jong remember him. Boh was a member of our football team and is a very- swell guy. Uoscmary Deal 125 Adams Street Babes, a friendly clever girl. Iuls I,..,., known for quick wit an.I extensive vor-jil,,,l ' . A good student, shi- enjoys paiticio iiju i ?' f ? dWwdy. she is « ay,“ i'f icu.wiom. She is iifwavc V’ 7K ’ helping hand in class ° livnie . ail(j Edith Entrabartolo 171 Elm Street A tall brunette. Edic usually can he seen talking and laughing with her friends Marlene. Ruth, and Evelyn. Another sure place to find her is in the stands at every football game. Edic has taken a business course and plans to do office work after she graduates. Anna Catherine DeVita 66 Warwick Street We are charmed by Anna’s neatness and politeness. Whatever she attrmps is well accomplished. She has a friendly and a quiet way that appeals to everyone. Ann is working as a secretary after school hours and plans to continue along this line after graduation. 16 Marie Ferreirinha 70 Nichols Street Marie, who is interested in being a linguist. inlendt lo further her education in Portugal. Talkative and vivacious, she is always moving, never content to stay in one place. Sewing and winter sports top her fist of favorite pastimes. Johanna Antoinette Fortino JOS New York Avenue Johanna is a quiet girl who has a very neat appearance. Dancing and going to the movies are two things she does often and enjoys most. Her sweet disposition and friendly smile are two assets which will aid her in her future plans which include entering the business field. 17 Ina Ruth Franklin 756 Irving Sfrecf Ina. a Rirt who will always greet you with a smile, has a quiet ansi pleasing personality. She loves to react amt finds great interest to watching television shows. Having followed the secretariat pattern dining her four years at East Side. Ina intends to put this knowledge to use alter graduation. Armando Anthony Gonzales 133 Walnut Street Tall, dark and good looking. Mundo is considered a regular fellow by bis classmates and auite a Borneo by all the girls. Nicknamed Ace at the pool room, one of his favorite haunts, you can he sure of having a few laughs or hearing his rendition of a popular tune whenever he is around. f Betty Anne Hahneman 90 Rome Street A sweet charming blonde bundle of personality is Betty Anne. Well known to her classmatrs for her gay, energetic manner, she is one of the nicest drum-majorettes East Side's band has ever followed. Outside of twirling Betty's interest lies in secretarial work. Janice M. Harkins 20 Adams Street Quiet, attractive and charming arc just a few words to describe Janice. Best pal Rose will tell you she enjoys dancing and such sports as swimming and riding. Hard working Janice—she holds two jobs after school-is sure to succeed in whatever she undertakes. Margaret Alice Hang 55 Oxford Street Tall and shapely. Marge not only excels In school work, but also earned a reputation as a live wire by her any antics. She's wild about the Roller Derby, loves little kittens and is always ready to tell you about her visits to the lake. Her interest in small children was the basis of her decision to be a kindergarten teacher. Evelyn Frances llornig 70 Napoleon Street F.vrlyn is well liked for her sweet ways and modest manner. She does her school work neatly and efficiently, which will be valuable in later life. She enjoys all kinds of sports and takes a special interest in swimming. We can be sure that whatever the future bolds for Evelyn, she will meet it and cope with it successfully. Thomas P. Hornig 70 Najwteon Street Tim is a definite funnyman. Rniilts leasing other people hr doesn't mind being teased back. Tim has utilized his study periods by being u motion picture projectionist. Good things must come In twos, because he h«s a twin sister. Evelyn. _ Gertrude Frances Hoy 3 Horatio Court Shy petite little Cert has u soft voice and gentle manner and is one of the more quiet girls of the class. But behind that shyness lies a winning personality which will bring her success in the future years. lft Janet Miller Jeffries 76 Pennington Street JinH if the type of girl who appeal to you and who makes life more pleasant. She is a very good athlete who has been playing basketball on the Dodgercttrs for nearly a Cir. Janet plans to continue her education t is uncertain at to what college she will attend. Edward Jones 33 Wall Street There is never a dull moment with Kddir •round. His red hair, blue eyes and carefree personality rate him tops among the girl . Hr will never be forgotten for hi marvelous display of acting ability on Senior Recognition Day. We wish him success in the future. Alma Lorraine Jordan 1- C Rivervicw Court Alma can always he seen with her friend Janet and Cookie, sporting her shares Sophisticated Hollers“ facke . besides her interest in roller skating Alma loves to spend time tewing, tw-irling and especially dancing. Her future evolves around a nursing career. Ronald Joseph 505 Market Street Ronnic-Jor is a quiet student, but when it comes to singing he really can express himself. He is one ol five Chordells ' who are famous tor their singing of Blue Moon. Duiing his four years at East Side Ronnie-Joe was on the track team but his interest now lies in the field of prizefighting, hit life's ambition. Marrianne Barbara Jusinski 89 Barbara Street This pretty little blonde, with the personality smile, will answer to either Man-sy or Mntz. Sportsminded and lively, vise loves to dance, ice skate and play basketball. She would like to study teaching after graduation. 19 liene Kaufman 110 Union Street lime's twinkling eyes and cheerful dis-jMMfiori Juvp brought Iter many friends during the pmat Unit years. She has a liking for swimming and baseball urid roots for the Detroit Tiger . After graduation she plans to work in her father's store for a few months and then enter the huiinrtl held. George Kee Chi 238 Mulberry Street George, like moil fellow , enjoys playing h� wb� ll and football. However, he hut more important plan for the future. His life's ambition is to become a millionaire, and he intends to go about it by either opening a restaurant or supermarket. Which ever it is, he can count on us to be steady customers. Harry Kee Chi 238 Mulberry Street A quiet disposition and hard worker describe Harry. He is well liked by l� oth truchers and classmates. Sports are a favorite pastime. Harry hopes to further his education at college. We wish him luck in the future. Doris Kcifridcr 146 Brill Street Doris may seem quiet to most people, but to those who know- her she is a pleasant person, always ready to make life more cn-tcrtaininK. Doris plans to be married soon after graduation and we ran rest assured her future will be filled with happiness. Albert Peter Kondroski 12 Manic Street Al is very' quiet and shy, hut he is always ready with a pleasant smile or an added witticism whenever his friends are present. NVe all wish Al a lot of luck in his chosen held and we are sure that his future will be bright. 20 Hutli Kwatkoski 84 Alyea Street Full of fun, hupny k� lmky gal is Cookie, as she it culled by nil her friends. She enjoys sports, especially skating. and sharing her television with u Certain someonc give her (rent pleasure too. In the future itnioirrjphy will play a great part in Cookie’s life. Carmita Mercedes Lopez ]85 Lafayette Slreet Carmita is a blight. sensible girl whose favorite hobby is collecting all sorts ol bracelets. She also enjoys readintt a great deal and going to sec Broadway plays. She was a homeroom treasurer lor two years and did a mighty fine joh of it. We all wish her a lot of happiness in the future. Anna Rose Lorusso Lydia Ann Landi 35 Vincent Street Swot and sincere is l.ydia. one of the more quiet girls of the class. Our most accomplished musician, her nimble fingers have been running across the- keyboard for many yean. Determined to make teaching her profession. Lydia also enjoys watching the Boiler Derby. •307 Elm Street Popular and vivacious Ann is very active in class aiLtirs. Homeroom treasurer for two yean, she will never forget her dude ranch adventures with her best friend Shirley. After school. Ann works as a dental assistant and plans to make this her career. Kenneth T. Lynch 96 Garden Street Kenneth is a boy with many interests. His school work is average, and he never worries about anything. Outside of school, ben spends' his time howling and listening to Jazz music. After graduation Ik- plans to join the National Guard. 21 Gloria Susan Major 550 Market Street Full of fun am! pep, that Gloria, always ready with a pleasant smile and cheerful word. A pretty, light-haired lass. she picks art embroidery as her favorite liobby. These are assets which are certain to bring happiness and luck in years to come. her Julia Marquina 79 East Park Street to our Cute little Julie is Spain's gift______ class. A young lady with a sweet personality . describes her. She is attending a school in New York City which will help her to be a Spanish-American translator. We hope her future will be as bright as it now looks. Thomas E. McKnij ht 441 Chestnut Street Tommy i a guy who gains friends easily through his pleasing ways. No doubt one of the neatest dressers in the class, he is always ready with something to make you laugh at. to make your day seem complete. Tommy's plans for the future include establishing his own business. Thomas E. Mercado 314 Jefferson Street Tommy is a cheerful guy with a friendly manner. His favorite pastime it cruising around in pal lohnny car. His other interest are dancing and food. We wish Tom lot of success in his chosen career. Dolores B. Milcski 30 Darcy Street Tall and charming best !escrihc Dolores. She is a member of the Dramatic Club and has performed many times for this organisation. Dolores enjoys dramatics so much that she is planning to become an actress. Good luck Dolores! 22 Edward Joseph Miller 126 Fleming Avenue Eddie i known tc all hfa not only having a quirt and fTwcll. SgSSfese William E. Murray 64 Elm Road Scrim it. shy. silent, and always ready to tend a helping hand is Bill. While he maybe quiet most of the time, he can speak his mind when the time comes. With these fine attributes, he is a lad who will go far. John Edward Miller 31 Barbara Street John is one of the taller members of our class. With bit winning onile and great tense of humor, he is a fellow you would enloy very much. With all bit fine assets and good qualities he will not fail when he goes out Into the world. Marlene G. Pagano 220 Delaney Street Talkative Mulct likes football and baseball and enjoys participating in the latter. Her favorite team is the New York Yankees. Every spare minute of her time Is used up listening to popular music. An active member of the Business Club, Marlene has intentions of entering the business field after graduation. 23 Bertha Pastor 126 Elm Street Poise and gracefulness distinguish attractive Betty, whose favorite pastime is dancing the mam bo. Her personality and vigor appeal to all who chance to meet her. and her pleasant traits make her one of the most popular girls in the class. Augustine Prieto 175 Elm Street A speedy guy, especially on the track tram. Augie appears quiet hut under that calm exterior lies a wonderful sense of humor. He is not only a good track man, but also a good student. One of the big thrills in his life was placing fourth in the S’. A. C. meet, Augie will long be remembered with envy for his long eyelashes and wavy hair, by many girls in the class. Julius J. Pereira, Jr. 1668 Edward Terrace, Union Julius it a wonderful person with a friendly smile and a cheerful personality. At a social you can rest assured all eyes will In-turned In his direction as he displays hit marvelous dancing ability. Besides dancing he loves swimming and playing the drums, plani to further hit education at Marcelino A. Pore . 147 Elm Street Muzzy is a fine person and good student. His ability to sell became evident in his Junior Achievement work when he received a salesmanship award and a trip to Valley Forge. He is also active in the Key Club, and after graduation he plans to become a Certifier! Public Accountant. Marie A. Policastro 295 Miller Street Marie is the girl with both the charming smile and serious look. She is hashful and shy to a certain extent, hut is always ready for fun. She can constantly l e seen driving a car with great skill. Marie with her sweet ways is hound to he a success in the future. Mary Madeline Ratigan 445 Chestnut Street Mary, a sweet ami modest girl, is always ready with a flashing smile for everyone. She dors her work well and her quiet ways have earned her the respect of all her classmates. We can lie sure that this miss will get along wonderfully in the years to come. I' 24 Edward Reihing 104% Kornoru Street A fun-loving fellow, known for hit wit plus wisdom, it Eddie. You can always find him battling in an argument with Mary jo Davit in homeroom 202. He it an ardent ports fan. We wish Eddie lots of success in all he attempts in life. Carole Ann Roggerman 34 Somme Street Shc H lovely’. She’s engaged! She’s the secretary of our clast’. That our girl Carole. This miss with her everlasting energy was writer, director and producer of our senior show. Her winning smile and cheerful disposition is well liked by all. Carmen Oel.inda Rio 716 South 15th Street Never lacking in words to express herself, � ff,n is sophistocatcd, dainty, and energetic, hotvrver ioothall and basketball time rolls 'omul she can be seen doing her best ns ®'c� PUln of the cheering squad. After 5f fJu� tion she plans attending Caldwell •'■Uege for Women, where she will ui.iinr in sP � Gh. Evelyn Ann Rolsini; 15 Marne Street Evelyn is a fun-loving person who can always be seen with Edith, her best friend. She likes to write short stories and enjoys hookkeeping a great deal. Her good nature and cheerfulness have brought her many friends in East Side and is hound to do the same in the future. Elias Homan, Jr. 187 Ilohsorx Street Known to his many friend as Sonny. El , ha been president of our class for tw ' terms, lie has a way about him that nak ° you like him as soon as you nseet him. this in miml we know that he will he cessful in the future. we- Yolanda Rosato 166 Walnut Street Whan the day teems dreary and everythin goes wrong that is the time to see Yolanda. She possesses a rare talent of makin everythin seem Cheerful and gay. This makes her an •njoyalU- come minn is bound to bring her « Cigff7«ul Elizabeth Norma Russo 206 Elm Street Beware! Our little Uay will wv red at th - mention of that name. Of course, red and white arc her favorite colors, since she is one of our ton cheerleaders. Beside cheering. Betty has hcen very active in class affairs, the Student Council and Honor So defy. Lucille Salzano 280 Adorns Street Lucille is a rather shy girl until you get to know her. Her quirt disposition plus her sweet and modest way add up to a person well liked by all. Her culm and efficient manner of getting work done will no doubt be to her advantage in the coming years. John Joseph Serio 40 Garrison Street Friendly and always prepared with a witty remark is Johnny. A wonderful guy to have around when thing get dull. He is a lover of all types of sports, and hopes to master the art of doing the rhumba one day. A member of the Key dub. Johnny is at present undecided as to hi future. George John Scheider 47 Haukins Street Satch. as he is known to hi took advantage rtf his years at East Side to participate in sports, lie was on the basketball tram for three years, and the baseball for fn it. Satch will be remembered by all for his carefree smile and his portrayal of one of the Andrews Sisters on Senior Rcc. 26 Frank J. Soltys 176 Fleming Avenue pman tty T‘,h chantcs n£l i,,1 '?,r!VMrd • blonde crew eSc two i “rin and •ttractionr. After £ssJ SShto ■« « J? Joan Stomhash 1559 Gregory Avenue, t'n on throat Kr At proenfJw main an yS TS ££L°7 dmnct-%. and although nothin a ,«,� !« f« cwrafa her futareT n',f « «- niW it and in the vay of her Diana I’omco •36 Wilson Avcune JZZ'liJh? ‘rl •� « be biK brown wye nile. H« “ ,'n «• bi« | aS? ! Kr‘ t � th a friendly ™ ',r,rr « “1 carefree disposition hive many people gained her the carefree deposition ?ES'lSdihrr n,a.n T ° man Diana will lucvietf ‘,udcnt- w« Loretta Torres 99 McWhorter Street She's very wise itntl not so tall, tor precious things ate very small. This heat describes Loretta. She loves howling, dancing, and going to the movies. We are jure she will Bod happiness in the future because of her bright disposition. Dorothy Tucker 198 Thomas Street Rose M. Vidam 70 Wall Street Quirt and charming, Rosie can usually be seen with her best pal Janice. A eonsci-rntiouj worker, she holds down two after school jobs. Her plans for the future arc uncertain, but we feel sure that she will come out on top in whatever she does. Dorothy has the nicest dimples, and because of this she is known as Honey Dimples. She enjoys skating and takes part in the Civil Air 1‘atrol and the Junior l.cagucrs. Her plans for the future are not certain but we are positive that she will be successful in whatever she choo cs to do. Nicholas Verderese 288 Walnut Street A good looking guy who is well liked by everyone because of his pleasing personality. Nick likes sports, particularly swimming and baseball. Alter graduation Nick plans to continue his work at the National Newark and Essex Bank. Best of Luck. J Michael Vrabel 2G Hudson Street, S’utlcy Big Mike is our proudest contribution to East Side football team. A varsity star, Mike has been playing for three years. His future plans are uncertain, though his ultimate desire is to own a pink Cadillac. 28 Henry P. Wojciak Richard James Waters 91 Lang Street Richie not only rank hi eh in height, hut alio in winning the school' recognition as star captain of our track team. It is no wonder that through his activity in class ailairs he was chosen treasurer ol the senior class. Here's to success. Marjorie Wilson 38 Scymour Avenue Margie is a happy girl who loves to laugh. Connie, her best pal, will tell you that this makes her an enjoyable Iriend and companion. Her favorite ways to spend her lelsuic time are dancing and skating. 155 Polk Street John Wert 49 New York Avenue Popularity plus aptly deicrilies Johnny. If there hat been a riot lately in Mr. Williams homeroom, it isn’t hard to guess who started it. His favorite pastime is riding around in his car, Cynthia. After graduation, Johnny plans to lend hit dad a helping hand. 29 Lanky and tall. Hank is truly a wonderful person, rcudily listed umong the regular guys on hit classmates' hit parade. Hank's future is undetermined, hut at present he is employed hy a florist. By the way, he will always remember staying up late to finish our Rcc corsages. Jane Barbara Ziemski 41 Niagara Street Janie is a pretty girl with a swell personality. Always smiling and gay. things seem to brighten up when she comes around. Many people know her through her job in the Hivoli theater and popcorn sales have gone up since she started work there. lAi ( hoter We have been happy here; fair flying days Yield now sweet mem Vies far more dear than gold; We have sung songs, wove dreams, and felt the old, Brave thrill of human friendship; trod loved ways Once passed by long-gone others, felt the blaze Of quick horn powers, and with a youth grown bold Have challenged Life its mysteries to unfold: And thou hast crowned our brows with more than bays. All this is ended; we shall see no more Gay sunsets gild these dear celestial walls; Next springtime all will he as we were not, And others crowd where once we thronged before. We love thee, dear old school; though all else falls, We love thee still. Shall we he soon forgot? John Cavicchiu CL by Rosemary Deal The most important and wonderful days in our school career started on February 1. 1949, our first day at East Side. This was the beginning of our class and the start of four hectic but wonderfully exciting years. It seems funny now, looking back over the past, and thinking of the experiences we had. Our Freshman days were tormented by up stairways and down stairways, elevator tickets and upper classmen. They seem to have been just yesterday. Our first dance was an afternoon dance in the Boys’ Gym, during our Junior year. The girls looked as pretty as flowers and it was a good thing because that’s what they were—wall flowers. The boys looked very nice and as neat as pictures and they might as well have been pictures, because all they did was hang around the walls. In all, our afternoon dance wasn’t any worse than any other, it just seemed that way. The dances and other red-letter days will always be remembered, but along with these we will never forget the daily occurrences. The tests in Latin that we hardly ever passed; the Spanish club and the songs we learned there; the cabbage smell from the Chem. lab.; the thrill of going on our first hook and waiting in Joe’s for the movies to open; the strike we went on in Miss Macintosh’s homeroom, the bedlam in Mr. William’s homeroom and the Grand Central Station in Dr. Zachar’s; the crowded halls; the small lockers; the big football games; the auditorium programs; the antique books; and Mr. White’s paper hoarding are only a few of the common place things we will always remember. As Juniors we held our first election with the following results. President..........................................Elias Roman Vice President.......................................Carmen Rio We also held our first really successful affair. The 11A dance was the beginning of our night dances, and it was just a preview cf all the fun to come. The girls really out-did themselves, and the gym was a panorama of bright colors and beautiful girls. The boys who didn’t dance wanted to learn and the girls were willing and capable teachers. In 11A we felt wonderful. After all, we were just one step below the highest rank in the school. We were the 11 As, and in a few months we would be Seniors. The time passed quickly and in a few months we were Seniors. This was the exciting year we had been waiting for. In the first half of our Senior year we set a new precedent in the style of dances at East Side. We ran the “Hobo Hop”, a dungaree dance, with traditional ballroom dancing. For our “Hop , we decorated the gym like a box car. We held elections once more and the following changes took place: President................................Ronald Akialis Vice President...........................Shirley Chabra Secretary................................................John Wert 32 Our Senior Reception was held on May 2, 1952. The girls were dressed in various spring colors. The highlight of the Senior Rec, of course, was the mysterious ceremony at which the Senior A president gave our president the Torch in recognition of our becoming members of the select Senior group. The Senior A’s put on a very wonderful show patterned after the Arthur Godfrey talent scout show. The real thrill of the day was going to New York to eat and see a Broadway show. The next outstanding event in our Senior B term was the Prom. Who can ever forget the thrill and suspense of waiting to be asked? Who will ever forget the crazy merry-go-round we were on trying to get our gowns, shoes and purses after the bid for our Prom date was made? Remember the way the boys teased the girls about their getting tails, high hats and spats? It’s funny now, but then it was no laughing matter! Remember how we spent Prom day painting scenery and hanging it? We never thought we would get the gym looking halfway decent, but by five o’clock it looked pretty good. Prom night the gym was transformed as if by magic into a beautiful fairyland of Paris silhouettes, cafe scenes, and a realistic park with authentic park benches. This transformation was dwarfed in comparison to that of the girls into beautiful Cinderellas and the boys into handsome Prince Charmings. Each couple danced on clouds that night and walked on air with star dust in their eyes as well as in their hair. After a fierce battle in our final term at East Side the following people came out on top in class elections: President.........................................Elias Roman Vice President................................Shirley Chabra Secretary...................................Carole Roggerman Treasurer.......................................Richard Waters On October 17, 1952 we served as hosts to the Senior B’s. All the Senior A’s combined their talents to create a wonderful show. This show had just the right amount of dancing, music and of pantomime skits to make it one of the zaniest and cleverest ever seen at East Side. The dance which followed the show was one of the highlights of the day and it gave all an opportunity to become better acquainted. As usual, all the kids ended the busy and happy day with a trip to New York's Greenwich Village. We celebrated the Thanksgiving season by holding a ‘Turkey Trot on November 21, 1952. This dance, our last affair to which we invited other classes, was a gay success. On January 9, 1953 we held our “Farewell Dance . Everyone enjoyed themselves although we knew the end was drawing near. The girls dressed beautifully to celebrate our last class social and one could easily see that the boys had become socially minded and learned a great deal since our first high school dance. The next big event on the calendar is graduation day. A day of both gladness and sadness. We shall never forget all the fun and experiences had here at East Side and we will continue to remember our Alma Mater in the many years to come. S3 tViO.l t t ill Zcs We, the members of the Class of January 1953, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do ma!:e, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: To Mr. McCracken, the head of East Side’s legislative and executive body, we leave the good wishes of the graduating class and the hope that the next time East Side is evaluated a new building will be complete. To Miss Erbacher we leave the delightful task of scheduling the study patterns and entertaining parents on their infrequent visits to the school. To Dr. Zachar, our adviser, to whom we arc very thankful and grateful, and who has worked so extremely hard during our four years, we leave our sincere appreciation and the memory of our peaceful and serene class meetings. To Mr. Rosamilia, our counselor, who has been both teacher and father to us by helping us solve our many problems, we leave the thought that all his children have finally grown up. To Mr. Springer we leave a nice peaceful homeroom which will shut up, sit down, and remember their personality records. We also leave a pair of binoculars to his grandmother so that she can watch over him closely. To Mr. Williams we leave a new jeep in place of the one that was abused hv our class and a homeroom that will listen to him. To Mr. Scott we leave our everlasting gratefulness for all he has done in helping us to decide what our futures will he and we wish him well in his remaining years at East Side. To Dr. Cavicchia we leave our hearty thanks for his constant efforts to make our Torch possible. We also hope that the classes after us will have preparations for their yearbook completed on time. We thank him also for managing our class rings and Torch pictures. To Mrs. Leitch we leave the joy of escorting future homemakers to the East Side day nursery and sending them to visit Saint James’s hospital. We shall never forget those exciting trips. To Dr. Weingast we leave a U. S. History classroom that will remember to stand up when they recite and who faithfully read their daily newspapers. To Mr. Grubel we leave a classroom large enough so that his students won’t have to be spread all over the third floor during a test. H To Mr. Fisher we leave a clean, well-supplied art room for future invasions by prom committees and poster squads. To Mr. Davis we leave a classroom with an efficient heating system which will constantly keep the temperature between 69® and 70° and our deepest appreciation for his active interest and indispensable help in making our prom decorations. To the custodians, especially our pal Jimmy, whom we shall always remember for their patient helpfulness whenever we held a class affair, we leave a year’s supply of mono acid ester of salicylic acid prepared by our chemistry class. To the Seniors we leave the thrill and excitement of preparing for the Senior Prom and a crying towel for the male members who will complain the day later that they spent all their money on the girls. We also leave them the air of superiority when they become Senior As. To the Juniors who have completed two years of school and who are hoping and praying that somehow they will complete two more, we leave the privilege of having U. S. History for the first time and the honor of receiving their class rings. To the Sophomores, who are now fearless and independent souls, having made the hurdles of their Freshman year, we leave Mr. Fast to remind them that the school day consists of eight periods and the pathetic cry of Dues please! To the Freshmen, who are poor confused souls, we leave a handbook of East Side, with a diagram of the school so that they will lx out of reach of the eager upper classmen who are so willing to lend them a helping hand. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal this 28th day of January, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-Three. The Class of January 1953 ELIAS ROMAN SHIRLEY CHABRA CAROLE ROCCERMAN RICHARD WATERS Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for the Last Will and Testament of the Class of January 1953 in my presence by its officers, who, at their request and in their presence, have hereunto subscribed my name as witness. ELIZABETH RUSSO ■ VI -____________________________ — -............... -f-r 6 Ml BEST DRESSERS Annette Biondi Julius Pereira MOST POPULAR Shirley Chabra Elias Roman MOST ATHLETIC Anna Rote Uiuuo Richard Water MOST SCHOLARLY Margaret Haug Ronald Akialis 42 TALLEST AND SHORTEST latrrttu Torre Richard Water CLASS COMEDIANS Mary Jo Davis John Wert MOST CHARMING Bertha Pastor Thomas Mercado MOST TALKATIVE Carole Hoggcrinan Anthony Siwr.i MOST QUIET Lucille Sal ano John Srrio MOST BUSINESSLIKE Elizabeth Russo Ronald Akialis MOST SOPHISTICATED Clotilde do Bastos Frank Soltys DID MOST FOR CLASS Carole Roggennan Ronald Akialis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Margaret Hang Ronald Akiali MOST ROMANTIC Janice Harkins Nicholas Vndrrw MOST CAREFREE Shirley Oulir.1 Anthony Biondi BEST DANCERS Bertha Pastor Julius Pereira BEST ARTISTS Clotilda- de Bastos Frank Soltys NEATEST Anna DcY'ita Thomas Mcknight BEST LOOKING Janice llarkina Nicholas Virdrmv MOST MUSICAL Josephine Coppola Anthony Spera MOST COURTEOUS Anna Rote I omuo Antonio Cemadet BEST HOUSEKEEPERS Betty Anne ll.ihnrmann John Wert MOST SHY Lydia lautdi William Murray MOST FLIRTATIOUS Munc Fcrreirinh Edward Jone 43 et-es Ronald Akialis Ronnie, a tall six feet, two inches, played Junior Varsity basketball for two years. By working hard he moved up to the Varsity squad in his Junior year and earned a varsity letter. Unfortunately Ronnie could not compete for honors in his Senior year since baslcet-was discontinued, but he will make basketball a part of his college life. Edward Miller Beyond a doubt Eddie has been one of East Side’s most valuable men both in basketball and track. In basketball Eddie served three years in which he showed great sportsmanship. In Iris Sophomore year Eddie came out for track, serving sis a half-miler and a sprinter, and doing a terrific job of both. In his Senior year, with the help of his coach. Mr. Schwartz, he ran his first year of Cross Country in which he served as [Cast Side's fifth best man. He is truly an athlete who will Ik remembered by all his classmates. Julius Pereira A crave for swimming came over Julius in his 9A term, but unfortunately there was at the time a shortage of water, and the swimming season was cancelled. A year later Julias got into the swing of things and really let his enthusiasm go by winning second place in the swimming relays. In his third year he achieved a better record yet by taking third place as an individual and second place in the relays. For his fourth ami final year he was elected Captain of his team, an honor which he most certainly deserves. « � , MICHAEL VRABEL 44 GEORGE SCIIEIOEK Augustine Prieto Augic, Captain of the Cross Country Team, lias received both honors and recognition during his three seasons of running. Oik- of his best races was in the Newark Athletic Club Meet in which he placed fourth out of two hundred competitors, which was truly an outstanding performance. George Scheider George is known by all his friends as Satch”, one of East Side’s most outstanding athletes. In the course of his four years George served four seasons on our baseball team and three years on our basketball team as a forward. As a prominent outfielder. Satch is one of the ! oyN who aided East Side in achieving the city championship in 1950. George has proven himself a great ballplayer and an asset to his scnool. Michael Vrabel Mike has developed into a standout football player in this, his Senior and only year out for the team. With no previous football experience he has shown amazing strength and power. Mike applied a great season by going a berth on the all city team”. Knuto, as he is called by all of his friends, will always lx remeinhered as oik- of the strongest men on the team. Richard Waters Richie holds the honor of Captain of our Track Team with the greati-st of pride. His track career at East Side began back in his Sophomore year, and it was right then that he began collecting honors and the recognition of the student Ixxly. In his third year he took first places in the pole vault of city, county, and state, also participating in the hurdles. In his Senior, and greatest year, he set a record in the country by taking first place in the pole vault in city, county, and state competition. Richie has in his possession a trophy given to him here at East Side for setting a record in the city’s high hurdle's for the best performance of a two day track meet. Richie will long lx remembered as the Star of our Track Team. RONALD AKIAt.LS JULIUS PEREIRA (Prc C CL.. Off) i ccr$ 47 O ur l 4it Ronald Akialis That Wonderful Guy Angelo Anmnli...... Always L itc Henrietta Baptista ...... Sleepy Time Gal Raymond Baumgartner .............. - Enjoy Yourself Constance Berry Painting The Clouds With Sunshine Annette Biondi —Cry Anthony Biondi There’s Been A Change In Me Gilda Carlesimo I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy Benedita Caravella Went To Your Wedding Josephine Castro Half As Much Antonio Ccmudcs My Heart Cries For You Shirley Chnhru Where's Charlie? Francis Collins Wluit! Where! When! Linda Cooper Smile, Smile, Smile Josephine Coppola Strange Music Mario Couto Oh Marie Sain Cuzzolino Just One of Those Things Ida IYAlvssio----- ----- Ida William Daly My Foolish Heart Mary Jo Davis Be Happy, Go Lucky Rosemary Deal Sound Off! Ciotildc de Bastos My Fickle Eye Robert Devccka................ Should Care Anna Do Vita My Love And Devotion Edith Entrahartolo Somebody Loves Me Marie Fcrrciiinha Can’t Stop Talking Johanna Fortino Because You're Mine Ina Franklin 1 laughed At Love Fred Clutz Slow Boat To China Armando Gonzales Do I Worry? Betty Hahncman Hair Of Gold, Eyes Of Blue Janice Harkins A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Margaret Haug................................. Margie Evelyn Homig Take Me In Your Arms Thomas Homig No Sad Songs For Me Gertrude Hoy- .................... Anchors Atveigfi Janet Jeffries .................. Outside Of Heaven Eduard Jones ............. You Call Everybody Dartin’ Alma Jordan ......................... Heart And Soul Ronald Joseph Zing A Little Zong With Me Marianne Jusinski Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Ilene Kaufman.... ....................... Freckles George Kee Chi Money, Money, Money Hurry Kee Chi .............. Why Can’t You Behave? Doris Keif rider ........—....He’s My Kind Of Guy Albert Rondroski ... . Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella Ruth Kwatkoski Lydia Landi Carmitu Lopez___... Anna Lomsso Kenneth Lynch Thomas McKnight Thomas Mercado ... Edward Miller Gloria Major..... Julia Murquiua___ Dolores M deski You Do Something To Me .... Chopin's Polonaise Mademoiselle ..... A Mighty Pretty Waltz When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Tom’s Tunc So Tired ... Yours You Could Make Me Smile Again Lody Of Spain John Miller William Murray Marlene Pagano Bertha Pastor ... Julius Pereira Marcclino Perez Marie Policastro Augustine Prieto Mary Ratigan Edward Reilung Carmen Rio_____ There’s No Business Like Show Business I'm In The Mood For Love ... He’s Just My Bill ........ You’re Jusl In Love _............................ Jim I'll Dance At Your Wedding Right Kind Of Man .Takes Two To Tango ------------------- Jet ................. The Girl’s A Dreamer I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire Sophisticated Lady Carafe Roggerman... - Be A Clown Evelyn Kolsing Elias Roman ____ Yolanda Rosa to . Elizabeth Russo Lucille Sal .mo George Schcidcr John Serio Love Is Where You Find It Sitting On Top Of The World Laugh Clown Laugh ...................... I Like Mike _________________________ lAttlc Girl Wine, Women And Song Bashful Frank Soltys.......................... Heart Troubles Anthony Spera --............ - - Unforgettable Joan Stombash Constance TekcL Diana Tomco..... Loretta Torres . Nicholas Vcrdcresc Rose Vidam----- Michael Vrabel „ Richard Waters John Wert______ Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue .............Baby Face Them There Eyes .... Small Fry Now, At Last lie's My Everything ______The Cool One .. You Belong To Me Henry Wojciak-Marjorie Wilson Jane Zicmski Can Anyone Explain? Lazy Bones A Ghost Of A Chance Laughing Song 48 Margaret A. Haug Associate Editor Elizabeth N. Russo Associate Editor •19 1 ■ ' j V bt iC FOLLOW THE SUN THE RACKET HIGHLY DANGEROUS .... LOST WEEKEND SITTING PRETTY ECSTACY H ELL’S-A-POPPIN’ THIS WOMAN IS DANGEROUS . ROMANCE RIDES THE RANGE . TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY JUST FOR YOU THE THIEF copying someone’s homework QUO VADIS (Where Goest Thou?). AN AMERICAN IN PARIS . . . our Senior Prom HIGH NOON SNAKE PIT TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY . THE LUSTY MEN WALK SOFTLY STRANGER . . THE GREAT CARUSO .... MONKEY BUSINESS ONE MINUTE TO ZERO .... 2:29 MODELS, INC YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS . FEUDIN’ FOOLS STRANGE WORLD SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR . . 50 SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR activities girl.' f „ CLl 52 •r uryic r re 66 53 °w i cars 54 cerivi 1 55 estrs 57 58 Cross C duvifr r« WMVM VM IV) 60 ov or 61 CP l«t-s 63 Pete Bieksha Jack and Claire Mrs. Camille S. 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Williams Missy's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landoifi Elsa Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Elias Roman Robert E. Grant Mrs. Helen Metotes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz $ t C $ Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Winkelried Mrs. Al Purvenis Mrs. Estelle Chcsncy J. Raymond Perez James Perez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perez Lorraine Wolosen Kenneth S. Margetak Mickey Rainone Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scheidcr June Ann Marchak Millie Marano Barbara Camlozzi Mrs. Onorio Carlesimo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murrin Joe Mcssineo Ronnie Wysocki Miriam Sinins S. M. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Pacs Joseph Sousa Joe and Terry Mrs. R. Weidele Success To The Class Gladys Connor Adolfo Dominguez Celso Roderiguez A. Taboada Teacher 308 Joe and Terry Mr. John J. Miller Joseph Wert Goo-Goo D’Alessio. Jr. Georgianne and Karin Caponegro Se mour fleck Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bongas Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gil Mr. ami Mrs. Manuel Baerga Mrs. Albert Comez Albert Gomez. 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GRADUATE HOUSE SPORTING GOODS Your School Sweaters in Stock TROPHIES - MEDALS - AWARDS Outfitters for Manufacturers of East Side High School Athletic Teams EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL RINGS 23 HALSEY STREET NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY 109 MONROE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 2-3137 ALDERNEY IRONBOUND DAIRY COMPANY REFRIGERATION and APPLIANCE CO. MILK and CREAM of All Makes and Models of Refrigerators and IIICH QUALITY Washing Machines Sold and Repaired Twenty-four Hour Service ☆ 132 ADAMS STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY NEWARK 5. NEW JERSEY MArkct 2-3000 75 Mitchell 2-7309 Lafayette Esso Oil Company GAS - OIL - AUTO REPAIRS 192 I .A FAYETTE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Ten Senior A s SHIRLEY BETTY' P. JANICE ANNA ROSE BETTY R. ROSE BETTY ANN MARGARET DIANA CAROLE MArkct 2-3547 Ideal Garage GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed 66-68 PROSPECT STREET NEWARK 5, N. J. 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NEW JERSEY MArkct 2-7386 Nussbaum’s CLOTHIERS ASD FURSISHERS TO MBS A.VD BOYS 151 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArkct 3-6082 Ordert Taken and Delivered E. Mitchell Son Food Market 107 ADAMS STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. MArkct 2-0449 Essex Linoleum Carpet Co., Inc. BKOADLOOMS - RUBBER and ASPHALT TILE 214 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. 78 Mitchell 3-7378 IBERIA BAKERY Jos4 Fernandez, Proprietor 21 Monroe Street Newark, N. J. Day: WAvcrly 3-0500 Night: WAverly 3-7021 RICCIO’S VETERAN GAS STATION TOWING SERVICE REPAIRING Complete Auto Service — Lubrication Specialists linttcries. Tires and Accessories 1400 Liberty Avenue Hillside, N. J. Mitchell 3-3796 SUNRISE MILK JOHN BITTNER 437 Walnut Street Newark 5, N. J. Mitchell 3-1345 Open Evenings MARCZAK FLORISTS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION CLAIRE’S BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Permanents llair Tinting Scalp Treatments 232 Ferry Street Newark, N. J. Mitchell 2-2236 DEWEY R. RUSSO GENERAL INSURANCE 206 Elm Street Newark 5, N. J. Newark - Mitchell 2-2867 New York - DIgby 4-3740 SHELTON MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Corrugated Pajtcr Products Since 1919 591 Ferry Street Newark 5, N. J. Mitchell 3-9524 HORSE SHOE INN 79 26 Wilson Avenue Newark 5, N. J. 110 Jackson Street Newark, N. J. Mitchell 3-9593 Colonial Film and Camera Center EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC N. A. Gcraci 224 KERRY STREET NEWARK 5, N. J. Mitchell 2-8278 A. Dulkis Son M O V I N G 33 COTTHART STREET NEWARK. N. J. Sleepmastcr “We Put the World to Sleep S. J. Salzano, D.D.S. Mr. Mario Landi Compliments of Home Room 118 Bill Klapv A Former East Sidrr 238 FERRY STREET NEWARK, N. J. MArket 3-9508 Ed’s Texaco Servicenter MARFAK LUBRICATION Ignition . . . Repairr COR. PULASKI OLIVER STS. NEWARK 5. N. J. MArket 2-2769 John Konvit Tuscan Dairy Diitributor MILK AND CREAM 39 NAPOLEON STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Home Room 205 Mitchell 2-5941 Stoia Lumber Millwork Co. 96 DELANCEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Caballeros LATEST STYLES FOR MES 104 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 2-9275 Alice’s Luncheonette 236 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 2-2620 Frank D’Louhy RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRING 102 ADAMS STREET NEWARK. N. J. Morac’s Jewelry Store 115 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Comi limcnts of Mr. Springer and Home Room 124 trt«4 bt 80 NlW CITr eSlNTlNO COMfAN’ union OTY. n i Published semi-annually by the Students of East Side Commercial and Technical High School, Newark, New Jersey • June 1953 Henry fl. IMracken PRINCIPAL A Anna L. Erbacher VICE PRINCIPAL Eleanor HI. Bloomfield ME ROOM ADVISER Anthony V. Jannone HOME ROOM ADVISER Katherine Delligan HOME ROOM ADVISER 7 Louise HI UJeinstein ROOM ADVISER k ik fflcuuy 9 Julius C. Bernstein Chairman, English Eleanor M. Bloomfield English Paul P. Bogatko Physical Education Margaret 0. Borton I Mrs. I Homo Economics Rosoria Caruso Social Studios Jessie C. Crummy Health Anthony M. O'Andrea Science K A Sarah Oansis Teacher Clerk Loren L. Davis Social Studies Agnes A. Davitt Librarian Sadie A. DeLeon (Mrs.I Science Nicholas E. DiNardo Music Henry F. Oonn Chairman. Physical Education Margaret M. Eisenberg Science Stuart Faber Chairman, Science William S. Fast Business Marilyn J. Feitcl English Charles F. Fisher Art Sydney L. Flamm Mathematics Cornelius E. Flanagan Technical Mildred M. Gilbert Physical Education Edith M. Graham Home Economics Arthur A. Gray Ruth M. Gronheit Business 'On furlough! Science Doris B. Hupp Art Anthony V. Jannone Secretarial Harold M. Jay English Margaret Josten Librarian Gilbert Kahn Chairman, Business Cr Secretarial Camille S. Malbrock (Mrs.) Physical Education Arline R Marsh Nurse Esther L. Martin Art Itfie M. Mathieson (Mrs.) Home Economics Lillian K. May Science Estella R. Laba Science Norma P. Leitch I Mrs. I Health Harry Lewis Chairman, Mathematics Leonard Lumb Mathematics Mary E. Macintosh English Harry G. Kettenring Technical On furlough) Freda G. Kirsch (Mrs.) Teacher Clerk John L. Keating Technical Marie C. Kelly I Mrs.) Secretarial George M. Kessler Social Studios Ellen C. McAlliftor Science Richard A. Miller Technical Louis A. Mints Katherine Nelligan Engelbert J. Neumayer Languages Secretarial English Janette Parmele Social Studies Ruth Perkins Secretarial Edward A. Posner Social Studies John T. Price Technical Florence Rader (Mrs.t English (On furlough) Ellen C. Richard Secretarial Dorothy K. Ring I Mrs.) Clerk Earl F. Rock Secretarial Angelo A. Rosamilia Mathematics Oliver H. Sabold Languages Laura F. Schefter «Mrs.l J. Jerome Schlosser Canio M. Scoca Mathematics Mathematics Business William C. Scott Guidance Walter Siegwarth Technical Daniel D. Singer Garland H. Smith Social Studies Secretarial Nellie M. Smith Secretarial Fred E. Spann Physical Education Irving L. Springer Business Fannie E. Sterbens I Mrs.! Pianist Howard G. Stintsman Technical W. Harry Sutton Business Evelyn K. Tabankin Mrs. I Teacher Clerk Stephen P. Vanderhoof Technical Jessie C. Wagoner English David E. Weingast Chairman, Social Studies Louise M. Weinstein iMrs.l English Harold E. White Business Emily G. Wilder Music Carmella Marie Adamo 241 Jefferson Street So sweet and gentle; So quiet and sentimental. Lucille Allen 693 Hunterdon Street Pretty, neat and very gay. In every heart she finds a way. Anita Louise Ambrose 239 Lafayette Street With a dance and a song, She will live her life long. Geraldine Carmelita Alban 64 2 Elm Road She is short and very sweet, Her classy clothes are always neat. Sal S. Annone 1 1 7 Delaney Street After all, why worry? 1$ Edward Bakos 73 Magazine Street A quiet lad, never bold of spirit. Phyllis Battipaglia 94 Malvern Street Fair her face and brightly flushed, A sweeter maiden never blushed. Jeanne H. Baszczewski 107 Fleming Avenue It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. come Patsy Vincent Barilla 1 46 South Street I will sit now, but the time will when you will hear me. 7 Loretta Barbara Boberick 76 Lang Street A quiet talker shows a wise head. Florence T. Calabrese 63 Warwick Street She looks like an angel, acts like one too, But you never can tell what an angel con do. Josephine M. Calcllo 375 East Kinney Street A charming friendly girl is she, We're sure that's how she'll always be. Joseph J. Bradley 25 Hcnsler Street On with the show, And away we go. Grace M. Cancstri 158 Pulaski Street When’cr the day becomes dull and dreary, We'll trust her to make it cheery. 18 Milton Carl Carpenter 76 Merchant Street Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. William Chin 206 Mulberry Street A friend to ell, a foe to none. Treats ell the same, and slights no one. 276 Conklin Avenue, Hillside Carefree and gay, and liked by all who know him. Carolyn Ann Chingo 97 Wilson Avenue A girl who may be sort of quiet But can really prove to be a not. 19 Douglas F. Cisco 104 Houston Street In basketball he did his part. He played the game with all his heart. Edith Louise Clark 151 New Jersey Railroad Avenue Why hve. if not to be merry and gay? Joseph Michael Ciuba 1 I Napoleon Street A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. Harry Cotyk 36 Fillmore Street Be silent and safe. Silence never betrays you. Alvena Loretta Crawford 1 1 Riverview Court Her personality, her brain, her happy heart, Arc things from which we hate to part. Edward Adam Danielczyk 35 Honsler Street Wherever he treads, they say you'll find A trail of broken hearts behind. 138 Jackson Street Cute and clever; naughty, never; Well, hardly ever. Charles Joseph Dino 327 Walnut Street A jolly fellow who always has a few good words to say to everyone he meets. 21 81 Columbia Street Wil 'e or wil 'e not; that is the question. Donald Paul Douches 43 Providence Street A wise man knows everything; A shrewd one. everybody. Lawrence James Farley 374 Walnut Street am happiest, when farthest from my pen and book. Raymond Joseph Fasullo 1 6 Wall Street Not too serious, not to gay, Just a real sport in every way. Margaret Ann Flournoy 75 Pacific Street Margaret and her charming smile, Will be remembered for quite a while. A cheery greeting, a friendly smile, Happy go lucky is her style. Henry George Fetxer, Jr. 1 1 2 Brill Street Happy am I, from care I’m free, Why aren't they all content like me? Bernice C. Flatley 55 Oxford Street Gene Foglcr 232 Ferry Street A cheery song he's always singing, A happy smile he's always bringing. 23 Marilyn R. Gartner 321 New York Avenue Capable, clever and gay; An all 'round girl in every way. Marlene M. Gervolino 245 Jefferson Street Such a sweet and delicate frame. But oh! what power she does contain. Frank John Francisco 231 Jefferson Street Have you seen his dancing style? It sure is worth your while. Robert Martin Frank 34 Evergreen Avenue Where'er there’s water you're sure to find Robert. Andrew F. Gallagher 2 Adams Terrace, Clifton Full of fun, and mischief too. Doing things he shouldn't do. 24 Philip John Gesualdo 74 New York Avenue A happy disposition is his greatest treasure. Carmen J. Giordano 98 Ann Street Good looking we all agree, And some personality! R. George Geyer 110 Niagara Street Speech is as shallow as time; silence is as deep as eternity. Ann Theresa Giordano 49 Delaney Street A happy bright lass is she. And ne’er and old maid will she be. Irene Helen Golden 677 Market Street Cute as a picture, an artist would claim, Clothes, personality, and a perfect frame. Ira M. Greenstein 1 12 Center Terrace Ira and his winning smile, Will be remembered for quite a while. Angela V. Gonzalex 78 Jackson Street She's friendly to all; a real swell gal. One who will always be a pal. Theresa Dolores Gorzenik 20 Wall Street She has a kindness all her own. Kathleen Louise Haggerty 60 Houston Street For nature made her what she is. And never made another. 26 Alfred Eugene Halacki 22 Fillmore Street I'm sure that care is an enemy to life. John J. Higgins 38 Cortland Street A nicer boy you just can't find; Shy and quiet, but ne'er unkind. Herbert Hall 555 Ferry Street A boy who always has a song; A voice we'll remember very long. Ann Bernadette Heilmann 7 Foundry Street She that was never proud, Had tongue at will, yet ne’er was loud. Ronald F. Hoclzcl 9 Horatio Court Men of few words are the best men. 27 Her business is being a friend. Eileen Ernestine Jones 284 East Kinney Street With her brilliant mind. She is also very kind. Mildred Kathleen Hynes 169 Polk Street If duty and pleasure clash. Let duty go to smash. Carol C. Karam 27 Holland Street She's one of a kind That’s hard to find. Edward John Karbowski 48 Lang Street I don't worry, I don't care, I don't hurry anywhere. k i wm j Elaine T. Keiffer 27 Darcy Street Fresh in youth, and lots of fun, That's Elaine, all wrapped in one. ic Carolyn Florence Kaufmann 122 Garrison Street Well-irtformcd and always neat, Plenty of poise and oh, how sweet! Frances Jane Keefe 19 Taylor Street A lovely voice makes everyone rejoice. Sheila A. Kelly 9 Houston Street A happy smile for every day. She gives to all who come her way. 29 Thomas Michael Kopko 42 Hawkins Street He’s a reasonable man; quiet, witty, and a friend. Jeanne M. Kempczynska 67 Lang Street Ready to work, ready to play, An all 'round girl in every way. Dorothy M. Kordys 264 New York Avenue Friendly, jolly, never sad, Joking all day. and never mad. Donald L. Klein 335 Walnut Street A little work, a little play. Keep me going through the day. Geraldine L. Kowalski 2 Hawkins Court She is lively and full of fun, That is why she has many a chum. 30 A Julia Dolores Kozak 55 Vi Gotthart Street Her smile like sunshine darts. Into many sunless hearts. Elizabeth Marie Krajczewski 28 Richard Street She is always lots of fun; Full of pep when day is done. Marie Elaine Kucher 53 Fleming Avenue Life is a jest, and all things show it. I thought so once and now I know it. Lorraine Marie Krayser 81 Ferguson Street T Evelyn Virginia Kurdyla 412 Walnut Street Her witty words and frequent smile. Make her friendship well worth while. 31 •c� 1 Joan Ann Lesho 3 Horatio Court A cute girl with a winning way. With always a yoke to cheer the day. Josephine A. La Vccchia 467 Ferry Street She has a laugh that's full of fun, A disposition bright as the sun. Anna M. Kuruc 1 7 Howard Place. Nutley Merry as a lark, as the day is long Her heart is filled with mirth and song. Joan L. La Falce 335 Walnut Street In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. Carol L. Lambrecht 37 Barbara Street Since her ways are very sweet, She will but fortune meet. Daniel W. Lessack I I 4 Center Terrace He combined sports with studies and excelled in both. Nancy M. Lipuma 23 Warwick Street A joyful smile with twinkling eye. A joyful laugh, and ne’er a sigh. 35 Darcy Street Cookie. with her friendly smile. Is one girl who's really in style. Sophie J. Lisowicz 28 Wheeler Point Road Witty, lively, full of fun. Always finds her work is done. 33 Lorraine Catherine Lysiak 13 Wall Street Beverly Ann Lowry 20 Fillmore Street Bev”, after high school, has a plan, She's gang to marry that special man. She’s quite a girl and did you know, What an engagement ring she has to show? William Magerkurth 333 New York Avenue A comb that deftly parts his hair, A smile that drives away all care. Ann Marie Lysiak 23 Komorn Street Her sunny smile, her twinkling eyes, Her long lashes; they wow the guys. Margaret Mary Maggio 136 Fleming Avenue A girl who is full of ideas and ambition, We know she’ll accomplish her any mission. 34 — Kathleen G. Mahon 41 Ann Street When spoken to, I speak; For still waters runs deep. Kenneth S. Margetak 109 Seth Boyden Terrace A happy-go-lucky boy is Ken, Whom many will think of now and then. Geraldine Majett 121 Oliver Street She likes a good time and a laugh now and then. Eugene Marchese 204 Chestnut Street A curly-haired fellow, true of heart, With him we'll surely hate to part. 35 1 0 Gotthart Street It's early to bed and early to rise. That makes one sjck 'til the day he dies. Ellen Joy McRoberts 304 South Ninth Street Is she quiet and demure? Maybe, but don't be too sure. Walter William Massefski 125 Paris Street An athlete, a worker, and a man known for good fellowship. Robert Edwin Medenbach 77 Columbia Street A little nonsense if you please, Will Surely set your mind at ease. 36 Catherine Mcnnella 81 Garden Street It's nice to be natural. When you're naturally nice. Helen M. Moriarty 1 07 Center Terrace She is lively, wise, and full of fun. That is why she has many a chum. Nadia Mlinarsky 471 South Tenth Street A kind and gentle heart has she. ■Hi John J. Morello 95 Ann Street Bowling, or at the bat, Johnny has the certain “that”. Marion Elizabeth Mueller 68 Barbara Street Neither too careless, not too glad. Nor too studious, nor too sad. 37 June Elizabeth Neuschaefer 31 Oxford Street Nature designed us to be of good cheer. Carol Alice Nunes 324 New York Avenue Shy all the while. And has a very nice style. William Ollenschlcger 41 Fillmore Street Who knows nothing base. Who fears nothing known. Mary J. Paiva 187 Walnut Street Quietly she stands aside. And much she gains from the rushing tide. John James Nichols 10 Horatio Court The little cares that fret me, I lost them yesterday. 38 'K Rosemary G. Palmucci 77 Garden Street Sometimes serious, more often gay Charming and sweet in every way. Palma Marques Patrocinio 429 Eighteenth Avenue Is she kind, is she smart? Yes, they're both in Palma's heart. Edith Grace Pamelia 129 Seth Bolden Terrace Quiet and very shy, Wc know not the reason why. Stanley Walter Pastercxyk 391 Chestnut Street A friend in need is a friend indeed. Evelyn S. Pietrulewicx 298 New York Avenue Her personality can't be beat. Having her 'round is sure a treat. Loretta Virginia Plentus 75 Chambers Street She spoke not a word. But went straight to work. George James Policastro 383 Lafayette Street Don't do today what can be done tomorrow Bernice Praschak 125 Tichenor Street She is cheerful with everyone she meets. Mildred Gladys Prescott 279 Ridgewood Avenue A pretty smile and she's on her way, She's a lassie who's always gay. 40 Henry P. Ragiel 91 Lang Street A master of many skills. Joseph P. Rastelli 1 98 Van Buren Street Phillip J. A. Richards 51 Adams Street A good friend to all who know him. )k _ Raymond Rodney Reinmann, Jr. 12 Columbia Street He is smart and nice to know. Lathan Pridgen, Jr. 139 Fleming Avenue An athlete and a will to endure. A heart that is so brave and sure. Music hath charms, as do musicians. Isabcll A. Romano 144 McWhorter Street A sweet, attractive kind of grace, Continual comfort in her face. Dolores Theresa Salvia 329 South Street I thus conclude my theme: The dominating humor makes me dream. -K Michelina C. Rossi 50 Nichols Street She has a laugh that's full of fun, A disposition bright as the sun. Robert James Russo 137 Sheridan Avenue, Roselle Park To draw, to sketch, to paint, is my delight. Eleanore J. Salamanchuk 75 Van Buren Street A personality divine. 42 Owen L. Scanlon 398 Walnut Street He is small and plenty wise, And he's a terror lor his size. Jean Rose Senatore 250 Chestnut Street Precious things come in small packages. 305 East Kinney Street His personality, his brain, his happy heart. Arc things from which we hate to part. 43 Barbara A. Shovlin 40 Lexington Street Her flaming hair and happy smile. Certainly make life worth while. Theodore S. Smela 51 Richard Street A very nice guy, and bound to get ahead. Albert A. Somodi 162 Tichenor Street A regular fellow, and a true friend, Dorothy Frances Skowronski 617 Ferry Street Always ready to help another. John M. Slowineski 96 Magazine Street He's got his smile, he’s got a car. You can be sure he'll travel far. 44 Jerry Anthony Stoia 96 Delaney Street A little shy, a little wise, Makes Jerry the best of guys. Carl Henry Stotz 22 Kossuth Street I don't worry, I don’t care, I don't hurry anywhere. Joseph C. Teja 12 Monroe Street The best of the sport is to do the deed, and say nothing. George John Stankan 252 Van Buren Street The best and noblest lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Edward W. Styczynski 201 Ferry Street All occupations are cheered by music. Hugo Fredrick Thomas 33 Hawkins Street Money, money, all the time, Keeps Hugo going in his prime. George Victor Van Deventer 135 Thomas Street He's on the track, he's running a race. You can be sure he’s setting the pace. Barbara Denise Vrabel 75 Chambers Street A pretty girl who’s always neat, And very, very hard to beat. Dolores A. Uttrachi 32 Hornblowcr Avenue, Belleville Words fail us when we turn to you. Who are so loyal, kind and true. Frank Michael Vidolin 221 Oliver Street Mix toil, courage, and pleasure too— Life's blessings then will come to you. Joseph Van Savage 72 East Bigelow Street A friend to all, a foe to none. Edward Frank Wolenski 1 18 Brill Street Peter F. Wnorowski 59 Pcshinc Avenue You have waked be too soon; Let me slumber more. Josephine B. Woznik 70 Magazine Street She's oh, so sweet, And ever so neat. Eleanor J. Wargo 88 Ann Street Full of fun, and mischief too. Doing things she shouldn't do. 53 Jeanette J. Wyrwa 57 Pulaski Street Why not be gay? He's always happy and always gay, We pray he'll always be that way. Veronica A. Wysocki 253 Elm Street Always ready for some fun. 47 Walter G. Zabriskie 110 Seth Boydcn Terrace Quiet in every way is he. Lorraine Ann Ziobro 22 Garrison Street Is she so quiet, so demure? Maybe, but don't be sure. Ben Eng Young 220 Mulberry Street I, too. shall rise to lame and glory. Vito N. Zarrillo 388 Chestnut Street Particular in his every way. Always jolly through the day. Lorraine Anna Zawacki 95 Niagara Street Charming, sweet and debonair. She doesn’t seem to have a care. by EVELYN PIETRULEWICZ We saw the stately portals of East Side High open wide to welcome us. the incoming class, on September 12. 1949. We had eagerly awaited this day. and with great expectations we looked forward to our stay here. We were assigned to home rooms, and within a short time, had become acquainted with the faculty and the other students, and had overcome the complexities of the school building. Our first term ended, leaving behind unforgettable memories of the first episode in the beginning phase of our school life. Then in February, our class elections were held. An able and admirable foursome was selected to head our class during the oncoming term. We held our first dance during this term, and although it was an afternoon affair, it was moderately successful. By the time we had become Sophomores we had formed lasting friendships with our classmates. We learned to work together and to play together. We elected new leaders, they being: George Stankan............................... President Carmen Giordano..................._.....„..Vice-President Ann Lysiak.................................. Secretary John Morello.............................. Treasurer As we began our 1 IB term, our school was repainted and we obtained new drapes for our auditorium. We saw the birth of the Business Club in this term, and the Student Council was re-organized. We welcomed new members of the faculty and during the course of our stay, said farewell to others. Mr. Adickman, Miss Kartluke, Miss Ferguson. Mr. Main. Mr. Connolly. Mr. Barnes and Miss Raleigh left us. We purchased our rings during this term, and the pride with which we wear them will always be present in our hearts and minds. Our 1 1 B dance, the Starlight Social was a successful affair, as was our Leap Year Frolic of our Junior A term. The enjoyment we experienced was typical of all the high school experiences we had together. On October 17. 1952. we were officially recognized as Seniors. Everyone was dressed in regal finery. Pink roses adorned each girl, while the boys looked distinguished with their red carnation boutonnieres. Literally millions of camera shutters clicked to 50 take down on film for later years the gala festivities of that day. We danced on clouds to the music of our school dance band in the gym that afternoon, and then proceeded to Ruppert Stadium for us. and we anxiously awaited the spring, and the baseball season, even though we knew it would be our last one at East Side. We settled down to serious business, however, and after the class elections we began to plan our prom. Committees were drawn up end after many discussions we decided our plan of work. On December 5. 1952 we witnessed the exquisite results of our labors. The soft music and dim lights created an atmosphere of romance that still before we knew it. our biggest term had come upon us. As Senior A s we relaxed and played host to the Senior B's on Rec Day. which was May 1. We then relaxed a little from our attempts at getting money to finance our beautiful Torch, and set to work set out to enjoy ourselves, only now it was with the thought that soon, we will all part. Early in the term we held our elections. These were the results: As June drew nearer, we began to feel the tense, expectant joy of our coming June 17. 1953. As we accepted our key to life, we recognized the hitherto undescrib-able emotions which gripped our hearts. It was fear, and a loneliness, a feeling of maturity. Through the words of our valedictorian, we expressed our sincere gratitude to all who were responsible for that momentous day. We wept as we said farewell to all that we had met and known during our high school days. The door closed, but the four-year path led us to the door of adulthood, with a wiser and fuller knowledge and appreciation of life. We will treasure always the memory of our dear school and all that it stands for. The memories of happy times will linger always in our hearts; the friendships that were cultivated will forever endure. Our hearts will long sing the praises expressed in the Alma Mater ' even after our minds have forgotten the words. trip the light fantastic at various nightspots around the town. Later during the term we held our Hay Hop. which turned out to be a great success. During this time, plans for an additional building for East Side were made known to us. The city had purchased lingers in the minds and hearts of us all. Then we began work on our year book, and directing and producing the Senior Rec Show, which was the best ever. Then again we George Stankan... Henry Ragiel..... Ann Lysiak....... Hugo Thomas...... .....President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer graduation. With great solemnity we walked down the aisle to receive our diplomas on 51 Our musical tieviem To teenagers, all the world can be music. There is music everywhere, if only you take the time to look for it Many songs have come and gone since we entered East Side four years ago. but in our memory will always live humorous associations with once popular songs Slowpoke______ _________ On the way to school Turn Back The Hands of Time La to again I Just Can't Forgive You Any More Mr Rosamilia With These Hands I copied my homework Strange I thought I copied the right thing An %, To Sleep Again----------------------First period ffrying----------------------------- K-To forge a pass Trouble Keeps Hanging 'Round My Door Truant officer Even Now Fool, Fool, Fool Blues in Advance Let Me In How Much The truant officer is after us Got caught on a hook Before report cards I made the Honors List Of High Honors We could all get A’s Oh, no. not another F” have an “A on my card -------------High Honors You mean I didn't pass In summer school Sweet Shoppe The line in the Cafeteria Doggie In The Window 15c. With sauerkraut Money, Money, Money Cur dues I'd Give A Million Tomorrows To get out of school today Too Young To quit Cry ’ Because you have to go to school Three Little Letters School wants to see you. Dad Just For You___________________________________Cut slip Why Don't You Behove Me Honest. Mr, Fast. I was sick I'm Trying To Forget You Are you sure I cut your class? Thou Swell------------------------ ------------Holidays In chemistry lab ------------Of homework ----Excuses for absences ---------Students et 2.30 Bewitched, Bothered, and Bew Wishing Ring__________________ Oh! You Beautiful Dolls It's In The Book_________ Have You Heard___________ My Jealous Eyes__________ I Got Rhythm_____________ I Don't Know_____________ Rainbow On My Shoulder Where Are You Stouthearted Men - The Freshmen — -------------- Class Rings Girls in Mr. Scoca’s classes ----- All studies Read the Chatterbox” -------- See teacher's pets --------------- School Band Where were you 8th period? ------Honor Society pin ----------At the Paramount Our football team Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes While doing homework Unforgettable Tell Me You're Mine Oh, Happy Day _ _ Guys ana Dolls Memories I'll Always Our Very Own -------------------Our Prom My diploma ------------------------Graduation ----------------------- -Graduates I he happy time we had at East Side ,------ The gang at East Side East Side High School 53 Let's Take An Old Fashioned Walk To see Mr. McCracken Hit Parade Carmella Adamo Beautiful Brown Eyes Frank Francisco It's A Big Wide Wonderful World Geraldine Alban_________Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Robert Frank ___________________________________ Zulu Warrior Lucille Allen___________.____________Let's Live a Little Andrew Gallagher_____________I Like The Wide Open Spaces Anita Ambrose____________________________ Dancing Girl Marilyn Gartner________________________________ Marilyn Sal Annone__________________- -------Oh Happy Day Marlene Gervolino_________________________________Petite Waltz Edward Bakos.- ------------------------- Shrimp Beats Phil Gesualdo _________________ Man On Misty Mountain Patsy Barillo Good News George Geyer____________________________________Bashful Jeanne Baszczewski_______________Be Bottom Trousers Ann Giordano ______________________ Tell Me You’re Mine Phyllis Battipaglia _____________ A Garden in the Rain Carmen Giordano __________________ Red Sails In The Sunset Michael Bauman ____The Man You Don't Meet Everyday Irene Golden Painting The Clouds With Sunshine Loretta Boberick_____________________Body and Soul Angela Gonzalez Unforgettable Joseph Bradley___ Hey Joe, What Do You Know? Theresa Gorzenik---------------- Hair of Gold. Eyes Of Blue Florence Calabrese ________________________Just in Love Ira Greenstein------------------------------Sound Off Josephine Calello _____________Don't Tempt Me Katheryn Gross ----------------Then You've Never Been Blue Grace Canestrl__________________VVi$h You Were Here Kathleen Haggerty____________When Francis Dances With Me Milton Carpenter____________ Never See Maggie Alone Alfred Halacki----------------------------------Rollin' Stone Daniel Catena________________________ Oh Danny Boy Herbert Hall________________________ With A Song In My Heart Albert Cernadas_____________________l m Never Satisfied Ann Heilmann ___________ 'Cause Love You William Chin _____________________________________Wonder j0hn Higgins Shy Guy From Cheyenne Carolyn Chingo___________________ Zing a Little Zong Ronald Hoelzel ________________ As Sure As There’s A Heaven Douglas Cisco___________Just Because My Hair is Curly Florence Horniacek Them There Eyes Joseph Ciuba_________________________A Sinner Am I Mildred Hynes ____________________________ Glow Worm Edith Clark__________________________Take A Chance Marie Jacobs______________________________________Still Water Theresa Costa _____________________________Dark Eyes Eileen Jones -------------------------- My Devotion Harry Cotyk_______________________________________Trying Carol Karam Siren Of The Sea Alvena Crawford______________________Since You Went Away Edward Karbowski---------------------- String Along Lois Cuozzo_____________.________Your Cheating Heart Carolyn Kaufmann ------------------ Because of You Theresa Cupo_____________________________ Secret Kisses Frances Keefe................... You Are My Sunshine Edward Danielczyk___________-.And So To Sleep Again Elaine Keiffer_She Wears Red Feathers And A Hully Skirt Charles Dino_________________________Charlie's My Boy Sheila Kelly ---------- — Undecided Evelyn Dollberg_________Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella Jeanne Kempczynska Say It With Your Heart Donald Douches_____________Everything I Have Is Yours Donald Klein The Roving Kind William Eng ____________Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries Thomas Kopko _________________________________ Meanderin' Richard Fagan Let The Worrybird Worry For You -Dorothy Kordys .......- Paper Doll Lawrence Farley Don't Let The Stars Get in Your Eyes Geraldine Kowalski ------------------- Crazy Waltz Raymond Fasullo ________________________________Lorraine Julia Kozak Hearts and Soul Henry Fetzer_______________________________ Even Now Elizabeth Krajczewski Ain't It Great To Be Crazy Bernice Flatley____ How Do. You Speak To An Angel Lorraine Krayscr Fool Such As Margaret Flourncy_______-____________-___________ Margie Marie Kucher----------------- That's The One For Me Eugene Fogler ________________ Lucky. Lucky. Lucky Me Evelyn Kurdyla Somebody Bigger Than You And I 54 Carol Lambrechf You Can Make Me Smile Again Josephine La Vecchia. Joan Lcsho - . . The Mermaid Josephine Lewandowski Forget Me Not My Bill Blond Sailor Lorraine Lysiak Margaret Maggto When You And 1 Were Young Maggie Kathleen Mahon I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen Eugene Marchese Wanderin’ Why Was 1 Born Mister Touchdown U. S. A. Robert Mcdonbach Nadia Mlinarsky A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Gene McCormack 1 Wish, 1 Wish John Nichols Mary Paiva Stanley Pastorczyk Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy Loretta Plentus I'm In Love With A Wonderful Guy Bernice Praschak Mildred Prescott PrettY BabY Lathan Pridgen________________________Casey At The Bot Henry Ragiel __________________________________ Win 9� n Joseph Rastclli ____________________________Trumpet Boogie Raymond Rcinmann __________________ Oh You Beautiful Doll Phillip Richards I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire Ifn Michelina Rossi Moon Over Miami How Am 1 To Know Army Blue Dolores Cold. Cold Heart . You'll Never Bf Mine Madarhoisclle Joseph Serratelli A Man With A Horn Dorothy Skowronski To Each His Own John Slowineski No Sad Song For Me Mr. Taptoe By The Sea George Stankan Jerry Stoia ... _ Just A Poor Bochelor Edward Styczynski Music Goes 'Round and 'Round Joseph Teja Hugo Thomas It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels Dolores Uttrachi George Van Deventer Joseph Van Savage Let Me Call You Sweetheart Frank Vidolin Barbara Vrabel Eleanor Wargo Blond Bombshell Polka Peter Wnorowski. Edward Wolenski.-. _ Josephine Woznik Jean Wyrwa Here Comes The Bride Veronica Wysocki. There's Been A Change In Me Ben Young Why Walter Zabriskie Lorraine Zawocki Lorraine Ziobro____________________ He’s My Everything Last Ulill and Testament We. the members of the Class of June 1953, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To Mr. McCracken, our principal, we leave the privilege of employing the Freshmen for the purpose of building the new addition to the school. To Miss Erbacher we leave a “fool-proof schedule system. To Mr. Scott we leave the pleasant visits with the parents of our successors. To Mr. Kessler, our adviser, we extend our deepest appreciation for the excellent work he has done to make our class affairs a success, by leaving him a free first period to count class funds. To Miss Bloomfield, our counselor, we leave a new and complete set of college directories. To Mr. Fast we leave a box of embossed invitations. To Dr. Cavicchia we leave our gratitude, and extended Easter vacations in order that he may recuperate from the previous week spent at our printer’s. To Mr. Jannone we leave the promise that he will have an all-girl home room until the Senior Year. To Mrs. Weinstein we leave a new and vigorous Dramatic Club. To Miss Wagoner we leave a volume of poetry and a cast of excellent Shakespearean Actors. To Miss Nelligan we leave the promise that she will always get a quiet home room. To Mr. Bernstein we leave a “cool” dictionary explaining the modern teen-age tongue. To Mr. Grubel we leave a ventilating system for the pungent odors escaping the lab. To Mr. Young we leave a new set of drafting tools. To Dr. Weingast we leave a full-time secretary. To Mr. Kahn we leave a television contract for him and his new Stenograph Class. To the remaining faculty we entrust the important task of instilling knowledge into those who despise the thought of school. To the Custodians we leave our appreciation for the services rendered at our social affairs. To the Freshmen we leave free cut-slips as a reward for being A.W.O.L. from certain classes. To the Sophomores, who are now fearless and independent, we leave a short-cut to Room 121. To the Juniors we leave the thrill in getting class rings. To the Senior B’s we leave the Torch hoping that it will continue to burn as brightly as it has in the past. To the student body we leave reflections of happy faces for the future of East Side. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 17th day of June, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-Three. The Class of June 1953 Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for the Last Will and Testament of the Class of June 1953 in my presence by its officers, and, at their request and in their presence, I have hereunto subscribed my name as witness. Initial Differences Carmella Adams C A Careful Always Geraldine Alban G A Golden Apple Lucille Allen L. A. Likeable Attributes Anita Ambrose A. A. Always Ambitious Sal Annone S. A. Something Attractive Edward Saxos E. B. Eager Beaver Patsy Barilla P. B. Pleasant Boy Jeanne Baszczewski J. B. Jolly Brunette Phyllis Battipaglia P. B. Pretty Bashful Michael Bauman M B Miracle Boy Loretta Boborick L. B. Likes Boys Joseph Bradley J. B. Jumping Bean Florence Calabrese F. C. Fine Cookie Josephine Calello J.C. Just Carefree Grace Canestri G. C. Gay Classmate Milton Carpenter M. C. Magic Chemist Daniel Catena D. C. Dates Carefully Albert Cernadas A. C. Acceptable Classmate William Chin w. c. Woman Charmer Carolyn Chingo c.c. Comical Character Douglas Cisco D. C. Dresses Carefully Joseph Ciuba J.C Jolly Chap Edith Clark E.C. Everybody's Chum Theresa Costa T. C. Talkative Chick Harry Cotyk H. C. Helpful Chap Alvena Crawford AC. Active Classmate Lois Cuozzo l.C. Likes Company Theresa Cupo T. C. Tomorrow's Cupid Edward Danielczyk E. D. Energetic Diplomat Charles Dino C D Car Dealer Evelyn Dollberg E. D. Enjoy Dancing Donald Douches D. D. Double Dynamite William Eng W. E. Wonderful Entertainer Richard Fagan R. F. Real Friend Lawrence Farley L. F. Loves Fun Raymond Fasullo R F. Regular Fellow Henry Fetzcr H. F. He’s Fine Bernice Flatley B F. Bashful Friend Margaret Flournoy M. F. Mighty Fine Eugene Fogler E. F. Energetic Fireman Frank Francisco F. F. Fine Flirt Robert Frank R. F. Real Friend Andrew Gallagher A. G. Always Gay Marilyn Gartner M. G. Magical Girl Marlene Gervolino M. G. Much Grace Philip Gesualdo P. G. Pretty Good George Geyer G G Great Guy Ann Giordano A G Always Good Carmen Giordano C. G. Comical Guy Irene Golden 1. G. Irresistablc Gal Angela Gonzalez A. G. Adores Geometry Theresa Gorzenik T. G. Terribly Good Ira Grecnstein 1. G Ideal Guy Kathryn Gross K.G. Keen Gal Kathleen Haggerty K. H. Keeps Happy Alfred Halacki AH. Attracts Hearts Herbert Hall H. H. Handsome He-man Ann Hcilmann A. H. All Humor John Higgins J. H. Jolly Heartbreaker Ronald Hoelzel R. H. Really Hep Florence Horniacek F. H. Fancy Hair-do Mildred Hynes M. H. Much Happiness Marie Jacobs M J. Merry Joker Eileen Jones E J. Excellent Judge Carol Karam C. K. Can Kiss Edward Karbowski E. K. Enjoys Kidding Carolyn Kaufmann C. K. Cute Kid Frances Keefe F. K. Fine Kecncss Elaine Keiffer E. K. Eligible Kid Sheila Kelly S. K. Simply Kind Jeanne Kcmpczynska J. K. Juggling Kitten Donald Klein D. K. Dandy Knave Thomas Kopko T. K. Tall Knight Dorothy Kordys D. K. Dainty Kin Geraldine Kowalski G. K. Great Kidder Julia Kozak J. K. Joking Kind Elizabeth Krajczewski E. K. Exciting Kid Lorraine Krayser L K. Likes Kessler Marie Kucher M K Mighty Keen Evelyn Kurdyla E. K. Excellent Keeper Anna Kuruc A. K. Always Kind Bernice Praschak B. P. Busy Pupil Joan La Falce J. 1. Jewel Lover Mildred Prescott M P. Mischievous Person Carol Lambrecht C. L. Calling Lovers Lathan Pridgen L. P. Likeable Pal Josephine La Vecchia J. L. Jolly Venus Henry Ragiel H. R. Handsome Rogue Joan Lesho J. L. Just Lovable Joseph Rastelli J. R. Just Right Daniel Lessack D. L. Dangerous Lover Raymond Reinmann R. R Really Refined Joseph Lcfo J. L. Joyful Luxury Phillip Richards P. R. Private Room Josephine Lewandowski J. L. Jovial Lass Isaboll Romano 1. R. Is Romantic Nancy Lipoma N. L. Neat Lady Michelina Rossi M. R. Many Romances Sophie Lisowicz S. L. Smiling Lady Robert Russo R. R. Regular Realist Beverly Lowry B. L. Bright Light Eleanore Salamanchuk E. S. Easily Satisfied Ann Lysiak A. L. Active Lamb Dolores Salvia D. S. Dainty Smile Lorraine Lysiak L. L. Lovely Legs Owen Scanlon 0. S. Occasionally Shy William Magerkurth W. M. Wise Mechanic Lawrence Scelfo L. S. Life Saver Margaret Maggio M. M. Merry Maker Gerald Sclis G. S. Good Student Kathleen Mahon K. M. Keen Miss Jean Senatore J.S. Jesting Skater Geraldine Majett G. M. Grand Morale Joseph Serratclli J. s. Jumping Saxophone Eugene Marchesc E. M. Eager Man Barbara Shovlin B.S. Bashful Student Kenneth Margetak K. M. Kissable Male Dorothy Skowronski D. S. Delightful Surprise Marie Martinez M.M. Miss Melody John Slowineski J. S. Joyful Seasoning Sandra Marzano S. M. Sparkling Miss Theodore Smela T. S. That Smile Walter Massefski W. M. What Muscles! Albert Somodi A. S. Always Smiling Robert Mcdcnbach R. M. Real McCoy George Stankan G. S. Great Statesman Catherine Mennclla C. M. Cute Miss Jerry Stoia J.S. Justly Shy Nadia Mlinarsky N. M. Nice Maiden Carl Stofz c. s. Carefree Student John Morello J. M. Just-Man! Edward Styczynski E. S. Ever Studying Helen Moriarty H. M. Heart Moving Joseph Teja J. T. Jumping Trickster Marion Mueller M. M. Merry Miss Hugo Thomas H. T. Heavy Thinker Gene McCormack G. M. Great Man Dolores Uttrachi D. U. Destination Unknown Ellen McRoberts E. M. Elusive Miss George Van Deventer G. V. Good Voter June Ncuschaefer J. N. Just Natural Joseph Van Savage J. V. Just Virile John Nichols J. N. Just Nice Frank Vidolin F. V. Favorite Villain Carol Nunes C. N. Cheerful Nature Barbara Vrabel B. V. Bubbling Vitality William Ollenschleger W. 0. Willingly Obeys Eleanor Wargo E. W. Ever Witty Mary Paiva M. P. Modest Pal Peter Wnorowski P. W. Possible Wizard Rosemary Paimucci R. P. Remarkable Person Edward Wolenski E. W. Eager Worker Edith Pamelia E. P. Extra Peppy Josephine Woznik J. W. Just Wonderful Stanley Pastcrczyk S. P. Silent Partner Jeanette Wyrwa J. W. Just Waiting Palma Patrocinio P. P. Pretty Persistent Veronica Wysocki V. W. Very Witty Antonio Pereira A. P. Active Person Ben Young B. Y. Bashful Youth Wonderful Zeal Walter Zabriskie W Z. Evelyn Pietrulewicz E. P. Excellent Personality Vito Zarrillo V. Z. Vivacious Zany Loretta Plentus L. P. Likes People Lorraine Zawacki L.Z. Lasting Zest George Policastro G. P. Good Pal Lorraine Ziobro L. Z. Lovely Zephyr K BEST LOOKING Ann Lysiak William Magcrkurth THE fflOTLty CROWD BEST DRESSED Sandra Mariano Sal Annorc MOST SOPHISTICATED Loretta Bobcnck Milton Carpenter MOST TALKATIVE Joan Losho Jerry Solis MOST SCHOLARLY Palma Patrocimo Raymond Reinmann 6-t MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED Frances Keefe Joseph Serrated! TALLEST AND SHORTEST Sophie Lisowicz Edward Wolenski MOST POPULAR MOST QUIET Ftatnor Wargo George Stankan Carol Nune Raymond Remmann BFST DANCERS MOST FLIRTATIOUS Anita Ambrose Frank Franoico Elcarvore Salamanchuk Carmen Giordano CLASS COMEDIANS - oan Leiho Vito Zarillo MOST ATHLETIC Ann Lysiak Walter Masieftki 65 JEANNE M. KEMPCZYNSKA Editor ROSEMARY G. PALMUCCI Assistant Editor TORCH STflff Above. Kuruc, Jones. Marzano, Lysiak. Below: Krasyer, Lipuma, Lowry. Above: Gonzalez, Golden. Haggerty, Gross. Below: Gervclino. Giordano. Gorzenik. Above: Cuozzo. Baszczewski, Alban. Below: Calello, Canestri, Patrocinio. McRoberts. Pamelia. Mlinarsky. Rossi. Skowronski. War o. 73 THE TORCH by JAMES H. TUCKLEY This isTHE TORCH, a gleaming part Of Space and Time, of Brain and Heart. Its golden glow contains the lights Of lands and races, wrongs and rights: Italy’s brilliant tangerine. By Africa’s deep purple seen; I reland's enduring emerald, done From blue and yellow, sky and sun; Mel low-toned rays from patterned dreams Of patient China; vivid beams From orient realms whose sun is set And broken empires shining yet; Dark Poland’s dim nocturnal ray That turns to violet by day; America’s composite light, The sum of all the colors—white. Such isTHETORCH, not justa glint Of facts and faces, lines and print, But rays derived from everywhere Unite to form THE TORCH’S flare. DANIEL CATENA One of East Side's more modest athletes is Danny Catena, who began playing with the Junior Varsity in the Spring of 1950. He displayed outstanding skill in the outfield while playing with the JV. and is now playing just as well on the Varsity, Danny is known for being a good sport. DOUGLAS CISCO For one year Doug played on the East Side diamond, and although he played outstandingly well, he preferred basketball. As a Sophomore he was captain of the J.V. basketball team, and he showed outstanding skill later on the Varsity. His coach will probably tell you that if East Side had a basketball team this season, Doug would have been All-City material. He is looking forward to continuing his basketball career in college. ROBERT FRANK One of East Side’s greatest mermen is our own Bob Frank. Bob began swimming for our team in 1951, and he has competed in some outstanding swimming meets. Because of Bob's outstanding ability and sense of humor, he is liked by all of us. CARMEN GIORDANO Red, as he is known to us, is the type of fellow who always did his best at all times, and came through when the chips were down. On the gridiron. Red's versatility has made him a valuable asset to the football team, and no matter what position he played, he played it well. IRA GREENSTEIN Ira is a conscientious football player. He enjoys playing the game, and feels that it is a good pastime for any schoolboy. He says that his happiest time was spent practicing and training in preparation for the football games. DONALD KLEIN Ever see a guy make Varsity the first time he tries out for football? That's what Donald Klein did in his Senior year. Donald has played guard and tackle, showing his talents in both. He cer-tinly is one of the fellows who played a part in the success of the 1952 football team. 76 THOMAS KOPKO Tom probably has reached greater heights on the diamond than on the court. For three solid years, Tom has played outstandingly well on the Varsity baseball team. Sportswriters have honored Tom. because of his remarkable ability in baseball. Tom’s wish is to play pro baseball with the Chicago Cubs. Here’s hoping he’ll succeed. DANIEL LESSACK Lou Daniels , as he is known to the sports-writers. is one of East Side's most valuable quarter backs. Danny is an individual whose talent increases with experience. He played for our football squad for two seasons. Danny is a regular fellow who will be missed by all. WILLIAM MAGERKURTH Bill is one of the fellows who best fits the slogan, End, tackle, center, guard, hit your man and hit him hard. Bill has been on the football team for two years, and has played exceedingly well. He has proved himself to be not only a very personable fellow, but a hardworking one as well. WALTER MASSEFSKI Bcno” has great ability in both football and baseball. He won the hearts of all East Siders when he won the co-title of Mr. Football. He won All-City and County titles for both sports, and is highly honored by sportswriters. In his Senior year, he served as one of East Side's most outstanding cocaptains of the football team. It is our hope that he will climb the ladder of success in his sports career. Henry Kiglil JOHN MORELLO Johnny is our only great bowler. He averaged I 50 with the bowling team. Johnny's sports career does not end here. He began his baseball career on the varsity in 1952. One incident which is outstanding in our memory, occurred during the Barringer game, in 1952. when he hit a double which drove in two runs to win the game. That's our boy! Douglas Cisco Daniel Catena Edward Wolcnski Daniel Lessack George Van Deventer LATHAN PRIDGEN There is not a student who has not seen or heard of Lathan. He is a likeable fellow who has played football for East Side for the past three years. Lathan is a conscientious and outstanding player. East Side's football and baseball teams will be losing one of their most valuable assets when he graduates. Good luck to you Mr. Pridgen! HENRY RAGIEL Hank is tbe unsung hero of the glorified line. As a Freshman he joined the JV team. For three years he played remarkably well on the varsity, and was elected co-captain in his senior year. Hank is one of East Side's greatest guards, and because of his outstanding ability he has received three major letters and also placed on the All-City Team. For four seasons, Hank was a member of the Track Team, and co-captain of the team. In 1951 he was the City Champion shot-putter. East Side will long remember him. PHILLIP RICHARDS Phil is another outstanding merman. He has been swimming on the team since his Freshman year and splashed his way into city and dual meets. Phil was awarded an eight-inch letter for his swimming with the varsity team for the past three years. Outside work prevents Phil from participating with the team this year. JOSEPH SERRATELLI “Diamond Joe played second-base on the JV baseball team for two years. Joe is a conscientious fellow who slugged his way into the varsity team m his Senior year, playing in the keystone position. Joe’s talents are not limited to sports, you should hear his music! Good Luck Joe! JOSEPH TEJA Ask Joe his favorite sport and he'll answer you with one word, football,” even though he has been a member of the track team for two years. His football career began in 1949. Because of his great work on the JV, he was made captain in 1950. On the varsity team he played tackle, guard, and center with outstanding ability. With Joe's ability and cheerful disposition, we are sure that he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. HUGO THOMAS Hugo has played outstandingly well in both indoor and outdoor Track. He has been on the track team for two years, and has received a 6 letter for his achievements He ran the half-mile and mile, and placed third in a few of these races. Hugo is not only a good collector of money, as any Senior will tell you, but also a good collector of friends. East Side will certainly miss him! GEORGE VAN DEVENTER Van is one of the best quartcr-milers East Side has had in some time. He has been an exceptional member of the track team for two years. Through the years he has played, he has built up endurance with the cross country team. Becauusc of his outstanding ability, we arc certain that he will run his way to success. EDWARD WOLENSKI Ed is a mighty basketball player, who played center with the East Side team in his junior year. He enjoys playing both inside and outside of school. Ed. along with the rest of us. was very disappointed when East Side dropped basketball. A tall, personable fellow, he is very likely to succeed in whatever he undertakes. 78 80 4 r '■ i -y v s j f v K (Cr j'?'' y ( I v( V V — r- • •'i, “ i. v J;i xr, J t ✓ ■, V , i J J b kt . a v i % sS mnT£ftv S i . I f . — « 0 J ji • H v •) V{ v j r iyv v n LV .' - JITS ” V J v r I ' J_’ ,_. 4 f _ 'T t_'«F j V . V I fc. 4 w7 L y r., In the bustling city s bosom, r Like a gem most rare. Shines the noblest of our treasures, Vi - 7 J Shines our High School fair. %v- L y Chorus J Hail, all hail, dear East Side High School, Green thy memory be; By the bond of happy hours Are we bound to thee. In the field, the hall VK Loyal to thy name, Be it ever our endeavor Far to spread thy fame. r x A ir Down the vista may we see thee Of advancing age, Never dimmed though farther distant. 1C v - ' ITT—F—r _C_ � - s . H r -A ' r.- NvXi N J-i Youth's bright heritage. - • • ’ r «. ' V —W rrKr Then unite in loyal praises, Ere the glad days run, • -jsw W T ; i . .. N,. ■ 'tiTr y • 4 r I n the world are many high schools, In our hearts but ONE. I irvy . j • I ,,,. . V •' :w v o .vCX -r. Tk K | 86 88 89 90 94 by LORRAINE KRAYSER We’re now looking down those very same halls That first we walked not long ago. All the familiar and happy days we recall; Our hearts stood still, our eyes were all aglow. As Freshmen we were quiet and awkward, As Sophomores funny and small, As Juniors we grew up a bit. As Seniors we knew it all. Now, as others are to take our place We must get ready to depart. We leave not only happiness. But a small part of our hearts. And so we say to all of you When you look back in coming years. Remember us. once eager to leave. And remember we shed our parting tears. 98 fls We Leave k BOOSTERS Helen and Kathleen Smith Bernadette and Regina Kershaw Rev. Raymond Truchan Mr. and Mrs. J. Hacela Joseph Urban Mr. and Mrs. M. Spychalski Bill and Bev Mrs. Philip Lowry Philip Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kcrzic Lillian Roth Mrs. John J. Devine Helen Manzella Joan Bardenhagen H. Grybowski Joseph Chadwick Sylvia Fernandes Rosetta Harris Regina Morkus Julius Fuzia Thomas McLaughlin Mrs. J. Debroske Joseph Shovlin, Jr. Mrs. Joseph Shovlin Jay Shovlin Joseph A. Shovlin Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Spychalski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Magcrkurth Lucille Santucci Ann Pariso Henry Kozak Richie and Tootsie Richard J. Magerkurth Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozak Mr. and Mrs. William Vogt Frank Kozak Sharon McGovern Evelyn and Joe Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kurdyla Olga Dee and Biff Pinky and Richie Bruno Kurdyla Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kurdyla Milton Kurdyla Mrs. Milton Kurdyla Daniel D. Singer Guy Rainone BOOS Toni Mauriello Carol Ann Waters Mrs. Daniel Mitchell Julia Jones Mrs. Lathan Pridgen Emma Super Mrs. Joseph Oakes Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gross Dot Gross Emde Jacquelin Strachan Joe and Dot A Friend George Marian C. Fortino Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Regula. Sr. William Briody Mrs. Amelia Zacpfcl Gwendolyn Amos Walter Mersier Thomas Murray Star Beef Company Josephine and Anna Mary and Kelly Frank Chcres John Mieskalski Mrs. Donald McLaren Louise Butler Mrs. Anna Horn Richie Hen and Bill Butch and Edward Pat and Richie Mary and Stretch Judy and Tony John Scanlon Cathy and Elaine Marty and Maddy Stuart Faber Garland H. Smith George Wagner, Jr. A Friend George and Carolyn Ruth M. Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kaufmann Walter Kress Mrs. Mary McRoberts Dawn and Donna McRoberts Al McRoberts If BS Mrs. Charles Sanford Richard Sanford George Majett Mrs. Ethel Majett Mrs. Lucille Majett Melvin Majett George Majett John Possumato Jimmy Possumato Richard Possumato Edward Possumato Burnctta Zcamo Mrs. Mary Passumato Joe Klandf Mildred Zcama Mrs. Mildred Paiva Mary Paiva Matilda Dinglehopper Diana Schimenti Joan Malesiewska The Rivoli Gang Lillian Attanasio Mrs. Fannie E. Sterbenz Eleanor and Eddie Adam Skowronski Loren Davis Mrs. Gladys Connor A Friend Mrs. A. Lcsho Lenny Augie Sonny Roman Ace Gonzales Nat and Gary Edward Lcsho Vinny Mil and Jerry Margaret Grant Elaine Kudick Grace Rodgers Tommy Haggerty S Sgt. and Mrs. Arthur G ese Mr. and Mrs. H. Cressman Mildred Farina Frances Marchese Elynor Collins Kathleen and Rip Billy and Pinky Kelly Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller Walter Bukowski Jean Bukowski Mr. and Mrs W Massefski Irene Majck Janet Massefski Richie, Janet and Bitchie Lee Soltys Steve Wes Helen Solek Robert Sponner Joseph V. Gorrie Patrick Truppo Bert Pruster Charles P. Doyle John Crump Stanley Stypolkowski Joe and Maddy Ruth M. Gronheit Frank Gripp Antoinette Grosso Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Teja Joseph Waltncr Virginia Lysiak Waltner William Lysiak Mrs. William Lysiak Lawrence Jepson Richard J. Galante Dirk's Confectionery Leo Daidone Ira Greenstein Charlie Smith Mike and Helen Ficzko Dominick A. Nitti W. Harry Sutton Steve Andreini George Lordi Michael Wargo, 3rd Mrs. Michael Wirgo Pat and Carol Frank Graffco John Palma Russ Catenacci Frank Gsafulli Anthony Gesualdo Anthony Segreto Anthony Tamasco Theresa Galante Leonard Cordaro Tony Pinho 100 BOOSTERS Sam Armcnanfc Earl F. Rock Stanley Swentkowski, Jr. Jean Smigelski Josephine Praschak Lorry and Butch Joe and Bre Mr. Andrew Praschak, Sr. M. Monroe Pinky Eileen Jane Kroll Edward F. Ruther Mr. and Mrs. Nunzie Cupo Mr. and Mrs. Policastro Mr. and Mrs. P. Cupo Miss Lillian Czarnecki Mrs. Emma Schaffer Terry Lopretc Ida J. Rossi John Serio Mrs. Marie Keller Ray Smith William J. Auch Gino DeSanti William L. Perry Lillian and Julius Judy and Bob Bob and Judy Eugene Anderson Mrs. Ann Souza P. Gonzalez Dorothy Stanislaw Cathy and Gene Arline Dollberg Mrs. Adam M. Zetts Cecilia Quirk Mary Jane and George Dolores and Rodrigues Nancy Edwards Marie and George Bruce Drewett Gloria Knauf Mr. and Mrs. G. Dollberg Babe and Nancy Tony Bonavico Mr. and Mrs. Marty Lipuma Jennie Lipuma Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Natale Frances Natale Mr. and Mrs. P. Basto Marie Basto Jo Lipuma Katherine Nelligan Jeanne and Ray Marion Dutkiewicz Babe Olga Rokicki Barb. Greg and Bobby Helen and Chet Zazynski Henry Roskosz Dot and Steve Hricko Mrs. Edna Grehl John Higgins Mrs. John Higgins Howard Morse Mrs. Howard Morse Walter J. Farley Rita A. Farley Walter Woznik Mrs. Stella Woznik Josephine Woznik Catherine Woznik Irene Woznik Brenda Jo Woznik Mr. and Mrs. Thessling Mr. and Mrs. W. Woznik Richard Vetack Adele Cieslinski Anna DeSilva Natalie Brown Regina Mahoney Mrs. Julia Wyrwa Teddy Wyrwa Charles Wyrwa, Jr. William Close George Lewandowski Mrs. George Vrabel George Vrabel Robert Vrabel Lory and Stan Barbara and Albert Mr. and Mrs. A. Chingo Leon P. Margetak Mr. and Mrs. S. Margetak Den ice Walzak Mr. and Mrs. S. Walzak John W3lz3k, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Walzak Russell S. Dickinson Helen Walzak Mrs. Agnes Walzak Toni Cristaldi Mrs. Rose Helber Mrs. Olga N. Zawora Emil P. Zawora Mr. and Mrs. Krajczewski Greta Corstorphine Robert Hughes John Gartner James Conley Janet Adams William Gartner Billy Berube Marlyn Gartner Mrs. J. Zych Mrs. J. Gartner Terry and Jimmy Mrs. Betty Hcnold Mrs. Madeline Zimmerman Jean Wyrwa Charles Wyrwa Fred and Inez Maley George and Lil Gaydos Bernard J. Groninger Dave and Margaret Ronan Billy Devaney Mil and Betty Mae Nessler Doris and George Brown Diane and Joyce Carrer Betty McGovern Nick Mariani Mel and Nick Joan Adamo Phyllis Adamo Mrs. Nancy Adamo John Adamo Florence Mariani Elvira Mariani Bill and Emily Lynch Samuel Gordon A. Andrew Rosamilia Alice and Buddy Joan C. Mrs. Helen Wolenski Gary Smith. Jr. Garrett P. Smith Susan Smith Dottie Wolenski Mrs. Betty Cisco Peter Cisco Dave Conford Doug Cisco Joan Blunt Tom Mon Judy Ollenschleger Dottie Wolenski Thomas Gaven Gustave Ollenschleger Mrs. Gustave Ollenschleger Larry Jacek Mickey Pinkos Mildred and Mike Marie and Charles Lippey Rose and Dorn Baptista Hynes Family Brooks Transportation Michael Scioli Al Charles and Thomas Lasky Lou and Tootsie Evelyn Lentowska Pat and Frank The Dulinckas Bill and Anna Bobbie and Cathy Don and Ann Marino Mr and Mrs. S. Marino Mr. and Mrs. J. Marino Mr. and Mrs. J. Tobia Mr and Mrs. J. Gonnella Mr. and Mrs. J. Battipaglia Carmela Scdita Mrs. Rose Hahn N. Blaine Max Fish Bill Biernacki Walter Lipinsky Willie March Theresa Gorzenik Blanche F. Pomasky Joan Gorzenik Mr. and Mrs. W. Gorzenik Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Grusin Mr. and Mrs. A. Kowalczyk Mrs Dorothy Szymanski Mrs. Edward A. Shea Marilyn J. Feitel Jeanne Kemp Mrs. M. Prusccki 101 BOOSTERS Lollie and Toots Douglas Traylor Luella Shiels Johnny D. Anthony English Margie and Red Pat and Louis Johnnie and Jolly Joseph Gaimo Les Daidone William H. Connolly Lois and Don Rose M. Daidone Gussie and Johnny Millie and Gus John F. Mahon Dolores Mahon Mr. and Mrs. R. Reagan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mahon P. M. Drzik Pat McLoughlin Tony and Mary Ann Jane and Gene Florence Mirandi Sal Marie Mahon Anita and Chet Parlavccchio Carole Vacca Susan Gayara Frank J. Galan Jack and Barbara Grasinski Family Lytkowski Family Amiano Family Lefty and Ronnie Anthony Wysocki Anton. John and Deborah Fast's Aides Eloise and Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Badalla Antonette and Nick Mr. and Mrs. Stancati Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alban Arnold and Jeri A Friend Ed Zazenski East Side Slickers Joan and Artie F. Liebenow Loretta Martincx Patsy Barilla Harold J. Cunningham June E. Neuschaefer William F. Neuschaefer Mrs. E. E. Neuschaefer Hans W. Rudolph Altmann's Cleaners Charles L. Grubel William C. Scott Wanda Garrachinsky Wood and Kit Pannula Mr. and Mrs. James Cifelli Pat and Rosalie Dora Cavello Mr. and Mrs. J. Kahcki Jane Walsh Ann Lysiak Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lysiak Dot and Jo Jo Ann and Stan August and Fontana Cecilia Quirk Mary Jane and George Dolores Rodrigues Nancy Edwards Marie and George Bruce Drewett Anne Lonergan Minnie Rose Mr. and Mrs. S. Szymanski Jessie C. Crummy Mrs. Harold J. Cunningham Emily G. Wilder John Hendler Richard Jacoby Chi Beta Phi J. M. Thomas Cafelfo Mr. and Mrs Sam Calello Calello Family Harold Kay Mrs. Ann Calabrese Florence Calabrese Sammy Cal Peter Santillo Dimples Santillo Carmen A. Calabrese William Haggerty Mrs. William Haggerty Lorraine Salamanchuk Josephine Woznik Joseph G. Smela Jean Walosen Natlie Kozodoy Eugene Anderson Mrs. Ann Souza P Gonzalez Dorothy Stanislaw Cathy and Gene Ariine Dollberg Mrs. Adam M. Zetts Gilbert A Costa George S. Moura Quincy Manasca Rose Garlock Steckler Ziggy Tom and John Frankie and Joey Devino Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Torres Manuel Torres, Jr. Mrs. Carmen Seoane Eileen Dziki Marie Gach Catherine Belyk Janet Alfano Frederick A. Fiducia John Sofranko Kathleen Bogan Ben Coccia Grace Graybill A. Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. M. Smith Angela Gulinello Butchie Mr. and Mrs. E. Pietrulewicz Joseph Lima Arthur Silva Max Weiss Etta and George Golden Eleanor Olsofka Samuel A. Circsi Helen Talty Eleanor M. Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs Peter Van Savage Tim and Chris Rita Fogler Bill Fogler Ann Fogler Ozzie Condi Joseph Porta Lorraine Gorzenik Art and 8abe Mr. and Mrs. A. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs, A. Ansaldo Elizabeth Spietman Sam Homiacek Gerry Toomey Florence Brady Barbara Ann Brezinski The Brady Boys Mrs. Louise M. Weinstein Flo Horniacek Mary Cahill Jerry DeBenedettc Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. A Palumbo Mickey Rossi Joseph Milano Joseph Palumbo Al Rossi Baby Joseph Rossi Mrs. Helen Boutilette Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baylock Tom Baylock Joseph Boutilette Mr. and Mrs. A. Mennella Mr. and Mrs. J. Gervolino Jackie Raposo Mrs. B. DeLeon Josephine Rozzo Linda Tortoricllo Barbara Gervolino Francene Fraga Lee and Phil Mary Hoelzel Edward Hoelzel Terry and Dee Tommy and Mary Jones Ronald Hoelzel Baby Janet Marie Solomita Albert Weber Mr. and Mrs. Alex Strauch Charles and Ivie Ray Fella Ray and Lorraine 102 BOOSTERS Louise Kanyock Charles Sherry Mrs. Charles Sherry Mrs. Charles Farley Mrs. Anna O’Neil John O'Neil Mrs. Edward J. Dcptula Edward J. Deptula Mrs. Lawrence Farley Lawrence Farley Ed B. Ncuschacfcr Ray and Lorraine Dot and Herbert Dahmer Lillian Tucker Mrs. L. Stotz Mrs. Chivian James M. Cleffi Margaret Jessen Charles Keefe Mrs. Charles Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Borton William Cieri Mrs. Sophie Rastelli Phyllis Rastelli B Kawalka John and Sophie Leonard Enfrabartolo Don Padovano Mary Ann Cotyk Rube Elizabeth Reilly Mariane Palmeri Patricia Bartell Ann's Coffee Shop Matilda Pasterczyk Dotty Stotz Frank J. Jacobs, Sr. Frank J. Jacobs. Jr. A. Norgrcen Ralph Vincent Michael Huzar Michael Harrison Lorraine Kenny Louise Ruff Mrs. Angie Fcrricra Joan Swarden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Al and Dee Tony DiVona Marie Murante Irwin J. Zachar Augic Martinez Elaine Taylor William and Pearl Tony and Margaret Lawrence Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. L. Hansen Joseph L. Kowalski Helen E. Kowalski Joseph Keiffor, Jr. Mrs. Betty Kciffcr Elaine Keiffcr Mr. and Mrs. D. Giannino Mr. and Mrs. R. Capra Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurbcl Mr. and Mrs. S. LaVecchia Mr. and Mrs. S. LaVecchia Lawrence Corsi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Senatore Lois Ann Senatore Mr. and Mrs. Louis Senatore Patricia Senatore Mr. and Mrs. Al Senatore Jackie Cantagallo Mr. and Mrs. A. Cantagallo Dee and Gil Martin Mr. and Mrs. B. DeSantis Lou Uttrachi Mr. and Mrs. Nick Uttrachi Queenie Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Sisk Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mohen Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Burd Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lubertazza Mr. and Mrs. G. McDougall Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eidelberg Mr. Bavacco Arlene and David Reinmann Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reinmann Stephen Williams Mrs. Isabella Zawitoski Corky and Steve Edgar Cole Mary and Tom Redwings A. C. The Cousins Joe and Rich The Cubans Anthony Stoia Lois Cuozzo Sam Segal Sweets Lois Hess Anthony DeVito John and Harry Shirley Ringled Jim Sheridan John and Harry Home Room 212 Freddy Mary Honora Zawitoski David Conford Anna M. Kuruc Barbara Ann Blake John and Harry Mr. and Mrs. D. Zarrillo Beverly Brescia Rosetta Harris Odessa Hill Mrs. Edith F. Jones Victoria Jeanne Dusko Mr. and Mrs. William Gorrie Shirley F. Johnson Theresa Zolobosky Mrs. John Golumbus Mrs. Eugene Anderson Ruth Mate Conford Frances Quien The Class Treasurer Hugo F. Thomas An Alumnus Andrew Vazzano, Jr. Anthony Biondi Mr. and Mrs. Al Stoia Joy Menza Mr. and Mrs. 0. Dennis Pledge Webb Emilio Patciro Ray Gauthier Arlene Scuorzo Phyllis Lowry Home Room 2 1 2 Anna Pollard June and Richard Mrs. Margaret Eisenberg Mrs. Louise Sandmeyer Ruth Jennings Mrs. Ann Kelly Mrs. Marge Fehrenback James Buccinc Mrs. Fred Field Mrs. Michael Brown Mrs. James Buccine Emma Herman George Toy Frank Eng Louis A. Horwitz Mrs. Mary Hornig Julie Campos Ava Fernandes Wolfgang Schuerer Greta Corstorphine Joseph Ziobro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ziobro Bob Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leto Janice Leto Linda Leto Lena Leto Stephen Leto Mrs. Jenny Leto William N. Caldwell Mrs. Nicholas Favorito Patricia Floersch Edgar Cole Mrs. Helen Zabriskie Mrs. Frances Perry Charles Getter Earl Forman George Paulis Herbert Hutchinson John Grogan Arthur Bartiroma Mr. and Mrs. J. Mlinarsky Gloria Rispoli Frank E. Turner John Bravakis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lasitcr C. I. O. Local 106 Pombcrgcr Marjorie Joy Jacobs Mickey Wagner • OB BOOSTERS Mrs. Arthur Guarino Steve Hreno Anthony Hreno AI Scovone Mr. Mrs. Frank Cenchitz Mr. Mrs. Frank Schwartz A. R. Pohlig, Sr. Adolfo Diaz Mr. and Mrs. V. Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spadaccino Mr. and Mrs. J. Selby Mr. and Mrs. G. Lough George Geyer Mr. and Mrs. F. Selby Joseph Petito Veronica Christadore Frances Venditti Sam Pelose Matthew Barbosa Eleanor Addie Ben Giordano Louis Galisewski Ed and Nadia Millie and Ralph The Borfnicks Seymour C. Heck Nellie Smith Edward Posner M. E. Logwin Ed and Nadia Paul P. Bogatko John L. Keating Mrs. Sophie Danielczyk Steven Danielczyk Richard A. Miller Margie Jiggers Fred Price Tony G. Charles Lambrecht Mrs. E. M. Bonack Carol and Frank Ellen and Johnny Arlene Hasko Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brennan Betty Rose Gustos Mrs. Rose Halasz Bernard J. Reilly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Santangelo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacangelo Kj(hy Jnd Frinki Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Maiorino Mr. and Mrs. William Romano Kate Warren Otto R. Kuehl Mr. and Frank Lewandowski August Bernauer Mr and Mrs. George Di Gidio Pat Truppo Carol Pecora Richard Rcmanski Mr and Mrs. Michael Balko Walter Boychick Lou and Lorraine Richard Waters Mrs. Arline R. Marsh Millicent Williams Denise and Marlene Helene Comparetto Margaret Mortensen Clara Mendez Louis A. Horwitz Anna Salvia Mrs. John M. Ciuba, Jr. Mrs. John Ciuba, Sr. Franc E. Lang Mrs. Millard Williams Dotties and James Asa and Burchie Mr. and Mrs. Junice Grayson Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Norma P. Leitch Millie P. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wood Mac Levy Rose Mary Cobb Mr. and Mrs. John Koren Carl Mason. Jr. Mary Patton Mrs. Walter S. Kubrak Audrey Armstrong Mr. Richard Raczynski Mr. and Mrs. R. Raczynski Mr. and Mrs. J. Palmucci Agnes Davitt Mrs. Ronald Hoolzol Emily Sallo Mr. and Mrs. J. Mennella Samuel Mennella Mrs. Margaret Eisenberg Mary Garrahan Michael and Stephen Henry Martinez Cookie and Joan George Joseph Perdcn Bill Kalama Debbie Dc Mauro Mr. and Mrs. C. Pepe Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfano Lillian Guiliano Phyllis Paul Dolores Fernicola Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Salvatore Sylvia Palmucci Mr. and Mrs. S. Palmucci Pat Cupo Tony Conde Mr. and Mrs. M. Gervolino Karen Tortoriello Donna Marie Giordano Al Basilonc, Jr. Lucille Tortoriello Vic and Frank Tom Clark Gloria and Joe Anne Mrs. Stanley Stypolkowski Helen Keiffer Wordsworth D. Williams Marge Lambrecht Elaine Keiffer John Dubiel Carman Faiello Carman Tamburro Thelma Thomas Mary De Falco Frank Faiello Andy Pepe Frank De Falco Anthony De Falco Rose Marie Gonzalez Lillian Attanasio Mrs. Ellen G. Klein John A. Klein Louis E. Klein Pat Bittner Canio Sc oca Anne Fortunato Tony P. and Aida V. Norman Madonia Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ragiel Butch Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nunes Little Mark Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ziemba John Nichols A Gr B Inc. Frank Schmitz Dolores Flatley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLoughlin Charles McCabe Tim and Anne George Piegaro Mr. and Mrs. D. Giordano Jennie Giordano Mary Costello James Stoia Marie Stoia Marlene Pagano Dominick Giordano Johnny Sam Santora Harry Ardito Association Barbara Eustachcwicz Bernard Flatley Ed Hollen Joe Midget “Laverne Raymond Martinez Mrs. Alice Mazzaccaro Rosemary Prada Helen Biondi Marie and Josephine Dolores Busto Louise Aulisio Mary Lerro 104 The Giese's Paul and Barbara Ann Mr. and Mrs. E. Bottge Mrs. Louisa Haggerty A Friend Jean Kempcrynski William Smith Adele and Bernadette Jean and Charlie Anne Prusecki A. Spychalski Mrs. A. Spychalski Connie Kemp Joseph Kemp Carol and Tommy Kemp Mr. and Mrs. A. Kempczynski Sara P. Fasullo A Friend H. B Mellor Tut Mike Pietrulewicz Mr. and Mrs. W. Pietrulewicz Eddie Jones Richard Galisewski Dee and Chick Geneveivc Pietrulewicz Sam Ventola Sam Pelose Javier Carbajosa Willie Ascenza lekeyma Joseph Bradley Mary Ann Betty Osinski Kathleen O'Connor Florence Krolin Chippie Krolin Stella Petka Dore Ira Kessler Mrs. P. Repke Bill Gicse T. HaflQerty Eda Calabrese Mrs. C. Dorsey Barbara A. Ring Maria Lisocky Michael Micchelli Fred E. Spann Jo ce and Marcella Hovan Antoinette R. Fuir o B 0 0 SI € R S Mr. and Mrs. E. Loeffler Richard Sabin Sal Melillo Mr. and Mrs. G. Amblard Mr. and Mrs. A. Maconi Pojnar Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Purvenis Margie and Dante Estelle Chesney Ed and Tony A Friend Joe and Norma Dolores Carpenter Ann Woodford Mrs. Jack B. Stein Mr. and Mrs. James Thoms Ann and Marie Mr. and Mrs. A. D'Andrea Don and Glenn Mr. and Mrs. H. Geisheimer Chester Edward Thomas. Jr. The Geologist Mr. Chester E. Thomas, Sr. Mrs. Chester E. Thomas David Conford Emily Wilder Anna Wanesko, R.N. Mrs. Fred E. Spann Bernice C. Johnson A. A. Cumella Mrs. Charles Remondelli Mrs. Martin Kwiatkowsky Kenny Kwiatkowsky Vito Zarrillo Mrs. Dorothy Jucllich Michael Windus Melita M Coningsby Marion Mueller Marion and John Edward Klimkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Mueller Elbert Mueller Millie and Bob Mary and Andy Connie Lord Vinnie and Warren Joyce M. Lord Sophie and Jimmy Mary Mascola Peter Mascola Jimmy Zavaglia Mr. and Mrs. A. Lodato Mr. and Mrs. William Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lisowicz Mrs. Anna Geisheimer Mrs. Anna Geisheimer A. Dejtel George Van Deventer Mrs. George Van Deventer Emil Ruban Mrs. Mary Hulsman David Van Deventer George Van Deventer, Sr. Dolores Straub Catherine Seemar Darlyn Strachan Lillian Billitz Mrs. Messick Margaret Thompson Dorothy Pietrucha Sara P Fasullo Mr. Frank Juellich Mrs. E. Naef Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wishart, Jr. Mrs. Dona McNally Baba. Phil and Dolly Mrs. John Kopko Jack Myers Mary Worobov John Palitto, U.S.N. Joseph Haydu Leroy Jarman Frank Horkey Peter Albers Ellington Woodard Joseph Baroody Mrs. G. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Klein Agnes Slowineski Mr. and Mrs. John Slowineski Joseph Rusignuolo Denise Paterson Josephine Komorowski Richard Fitzgerald Anna Marie Dallakian Ted Calabrese Thomas Calabrese Bebe and El Dorn Vitolo Phil and Julia Mike DeLuca Mary Richards Charles Leonardis Victor Leonardis Mike and Chris Angela Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. J. Calabrese Madeline DelliSanti Richard Marashlian Al Moran Estevan Cadena John Maselli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fasullo Joan Fasullo John Moriarty Estelle Zucker A Friend Mollie Heilbron Mary Androlowicz Dolores Burke George Carr Harold M. Jay Tony. Bertha and Carolyn Jingles Chingo William Blair Arthur Williams John Faraone Dick Wittek John Kappel Eilenc and Diane Walls John Krogan Dolores Hornig Ferdinand Patrocinio Domingos Da Silva Marie and Frederick Patrocinio Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Patrocinio Emily Costa Peggy Kraiczewski Babe Krajczewski Dot Krajczewski Bob and Dec Shirley and Joe George and Rita Dee and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Indro Patrocinio Mr. and Mrs. Ambrosio Martin Ruth Clark Beatrice Patricinio Mr. and Mrs. Jos£ Patrocinio Jeanne Kemp 105 B 0 0 SI f R S Eddie Guzcjicwski Henry Guzejiewski Matty Enrico R. Del Campo Thomas Richards Rosalind Duca Helene Comparctto Ruth Elizabeth Kopko George Kopko Theresa M. Zolobosky George Voller John Kee Chi Anthony J. Fiordaliso Frank Sabba Jules Pereira, Jr. Rita Mcdenbach Pat Mcdenbach Mrs. J. A. Medenbach J. A. Mcdenbach James A. Freda Rose Ann Oliveri Mary E. Macintosh Esther L. Martin Mrs. Edward Golda George Maggio East Side 34 Rocco Nobile Mrs. E. Ferris John F. Berg Ethel Longstreet Dorothy A. Foley Mrs. John Honeymar Mrs. Charles M. Steele Mrs. Charles lindmar Chester E. Thomas, Sr. Mrs. Chester E. Thomas Ann Salimbenc Helen Sasinski Mary Krill Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. G. Kuruc Mary Ann Kuruc Caroline Kuruc Mrs. Irene Shapiro George and John Barna John Zawacki Stanley Zawacki Josephine Donnarumma Agnes and Philip Warrincr Joan Zawacki Sophie and Jack Bara Rev. Jude Cahillane. O-S.B. Dolores and Helen Ficzko Mrs. Stanley Zawacki Mike Batty Janice Maggio Mrs. George Maggio Gene Tonzola Mrs. F. Sattler Andrew Wcckstcin Mrs. Frances Flournoy Frank Shelton Audrey Fowler Mrs. Sue DiNardi Dr. David Abbott Yolanda Major Lillian K. May Lee Norris Curvin A. Alberts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matrone Ralph Cafro Mr. and Mrs. A. Cicalesc Ralph P. Catena Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Catena The Nussbaums Petti Family Mildred Rotunda Joseph Catena Joseph Ferrara Barbara Shovlin Arlinc Lagattuta Marionc Salvia George Maginness Mary Stark Josephine Albanese Florinda Salvia Mrs. Mary Lucas Shirley Brewer Dolores T. Salvia Helen Clements Juanita Johnson Mrs. Ruby Lloyd Ettcr Daniel Lillian McCloud Mr. and Mrs. Julius McMillcr Elsa Seshace Lillie Amclung Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Mason Ella Fitzpatrick Dolores and Tony Balbina and Al Gloria Fcijoo Frank and Mario Peter Pallitto Julia Moran Grace Fontanarosa Marie Napurano Anna DeSilva Mario Teixcira The Wheel Sisters Ann, Terry and Lorraine Mrs. Paul Krayser Eugene Diaham Helen Dclikat Richard Nalavany Mr. and Mrs. Blace Kopala Arlene Jewell Nick. Margie and Boots John Bellack George Zizos Walter Siegwarth The Jannones Gilbert Kahn Junior Achievement American Wood Specialties Park View Barber Shop John Roth Charles Bclson Vito Jack W. Miller Fred Listncr Mr. and Mrs. James Pamclia Edith Pamelia Mr. and Mrs. James Pamclia Helen M. Grygiel Phyllis del Guercio Mrs. Sally Somodi A. Somodi, Sr. J. Malloy Sandra Kahn Helen Petersen Edward R. Komorek Al Henderson Mrs. Carl Leo Mrs B. J. Selis Mrs. Mickey Cicchino Frank Ventre Edward G. Walder Mrs. Alfred C. Mills Frank Stankan George Stankan Patricia Stankan Mrs. George Stankan Henry R. Satzger George J. Stankan Edward Lee Barbara Portela Irving L. Springer Roseann Purcell Mrs. Charles Kordys Benedict A. Nemeckay Fred Leblein, Jr. William Higgins Charles Gerard Lester Price John Feeney Frank Romeo Fifty, Inc. Nicholas E. DiNardo Mrs. Henry G. Fetzer Mrs. Joseph G. Passaic James Kennedy Mrs. James Kennedy Ann Kennedy Mrs. Bridget Stack William Fix Henry G. Fetzer, Sr. Joseph G. Passaic Dewey Carmen Benimeli Mr. Specht Peter Arancio Angie Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio Gonzalez Bernie Gonzalez Arlene Masias Sally Salagaj Mr and Mrs. Raymond J. Burghardt Doris and Ben A Friend Dee and John Mattei A. Catena Mrs. Camille S. Malbrock Mr. and Mrs. F. Armcnantc Mr. and Mrs. L. Canestri Joe and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Parascando Rose and Frank Grace and Pete 106 Eye Examined Dr. H. H. Cohn OPTOMETRIST 1)2 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Home Room 304 MArket 2-8998 Eckert’s Prescription Pharmacy A. A. ROSENBERG Registered Pharmacist 167 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Ed’s Texaco Servicenter 107-13 PULASKI STREET NEWARK. N. J. Twelve Senior “A” Pals C. ADAMO G. CANESTRI T. COSTA B. FLATLEY A. GIORDANO A. GONZALEZ M. HYNES G. KOWALSKI C. LAMBRECHT J. La VECCHIA S. LISOWICZ C. MENNELLA Mitchell 3-6898 W. Gorzenik Carpenter • Mason - Cabinet Maker 20 WALL STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 2-0665 Becker's Bakery GEORGE BECKER. Prop 53 LANG STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 3-1173 Central Printing Co. Fine PRINTING and ENGRAVING 28 CALUMET STREET NEWARK, N. J. East Side Sweet Shoppe Delicious Sandwiches 214 VAN 8UREN STREET NEWARK. N. J- Mitchell 3-0657 Call 6 to 9 P.M. Eddie Spinn PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS 325 ELM STREET NEWARK. N. J- Mitchell 3-8012 HENRY FRIED. Prop. Munch’s Bakery Wedding. Birthday and Party Cakes 80 PULASKI STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 2-0039 JOSEPH CESAR. Prop. Cesar’s Liquor Store WINES • LIQUORS - BEER Imported and Domestic 111 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Home Room 124 CLASS OF 1956 MArket 2-3833 Matty and John Lepski MILK PRODUCTS 397 WALNUT STREET NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES from Home Room 214 Washette Self-Service Laundry Complete Washing and Drying of your Laundry In I V4 Hours 94 WILSON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 108 Compliments of Mitchell 3-9571 FRANK POPOLA Cr SONS 387 Chestnut Street Newark. N. J. MArkct 2-7522 EUGENE J. . DZIUBAN General Insurance 40 Pulaski Street Newark, N. J. MArket 2-5034 JOHN H. FUNERAL BROEMEL DIRECTOR 347 Lafayette Street Newark, N. J. MArket 2-5291 MArket 2-8580 JOHN PADOVANO “Insure to be sure GIORDANOS ESSO SERVICENTER Sec Tony for Happy Motoring TUBES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 307 Jefferson Street Newark, N. J. Mitchell 2-1656 Mitchell 2-H58 STANLEY S CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS - BANQUETS - PARTIES Buffet Sandwiches for All Occasions 86 Pulaski Street 289 New York Avenue Newark, New Jersey MArkct 3-6530 ANGELO PHARMACY MICHAEL C ANGELO. Reg Pharm. 492 Ferry Street Newark, N. J. MArket 3-4444 IRONBOUND SPORTS SHOP CARR AND ZICCARDI 109 317 Jefferson Street Newark, N. J. 77 Ferry Street Newark, N. J. Home Room 207 MArkct 2 0684 Olshin's Pharmacy LAFAYETTE 0 CONGRESS STREETS NEWARK. N. J. Cloved Wednesdays Elm Street Bakery 179 ELM STREET NEWARK. N J. MArkct 3-8795 D’Allcgro Prescription Pharmacy JUSTIN D ALLEGRO. Reg. Pharm. 49 WARWICK STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 3-4266 Open Ten to Si Cloved Wednevdayv Barbara Catalono kin 177 JEFFERSON STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 2-3235 El Chico Spanish Food Market 154 GREEN STREET NEWARK. N J. Mitchell 2-9403 Neighborhood Tavern Pizzeria • Choice Sandwiches 383 CHESTNUT STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 3-9653 Faye Sweet Shoppe 35 WILSON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MArket 3-6883 Jayzee Hardware Supply House Service and Quality with Economy 94 PULASKI STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 3-1345 Open Evenings Marczak Florists FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 26 WILSON AVENUE NEWARK 5. N. J. Rivoli Theatre Mitchell 2-2742 Caballeros Latest Styles tor Mon 104 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. A F r i e n d Joe’s Confectionery 170 PACIFIC STREET NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES Home Room 108 MArket 2-5333 GaDucci Agency All Forms of Insurance 91 JEFFERSON STREET NEWARK. N. J. 110 COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Manufacturers of CHOIR ROBES . . . BAND OUTFITS . . . SPECIALTIES ACADEMIC CAPS, GOWNS and HOODS 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK. NEW YORK Thorough Training for Careers in Business • MEDICAL SECRETARIAL COURSE • FOREIGN TRADE COURSES Spanish Secretarial Export-Import Executive • EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL COURSE • JUNIOR ACCOUNTANCY COURSE • COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE Admission to Leading Colleges DAY OR EVENING SUCCESSFUL PLACEMENT SERVICE Founded 1912 Newark Preparatory School 1019 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. in Mitchell 3-5049 Felix and Sons Market 67 LANG STREET NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES Home Room 116 P. DcCastro, Tailor CLEANING AND PRESSING 77 JEFFERSON STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 2-0649 Dave's Meat Market Prime Meet 195 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 3-4395 M. Deo Groceries - Vegetables - Choice Meats Frozen Foods - Sandwiches 64 PULASKI STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 3-9593 Colonial Film and Camera Center EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC N. A Geraci 224 FERRY STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. Home Room 101 M. Smetkiewicz DRY GOODS Jack's Barber Shop 24 PACIFIC STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 2-1322 Dr. N. Tafler Optometrist 201 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Schrott's Bakery Bread • Cake - Pies 113 WILSON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Clem MArket 3-4S84 Artistic Re-Weaving Co. 70 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. A Friend MArket 2-8972 Great Western Food Stores 57 PACIFIC STREET NEWARK. N. J. Home Room 123 112 88 PULASKI STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 2-1792 MArket 3-1790 GRADUATE HOUSE TROPHIES - MEDALS - AWARDS Manufacturers of EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL RINGS 109 MONROE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Compliments of DR. AND MRS. NICHOLAS MAGGIO H. A. GREENE CO. SPORTING GOODS Your School Sweaters in Stock Outfitters for East Side High School Athletic Teams 28 HALSEY STREET NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY Compliments of WILLIAM KLAILE President of BANK OF COMMERCE Established 1890 313 MARKET STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 113 MArket 2-4892 RUSS HILLIARD'S AUTO WRECKING Cars and Trucks Bought and Sold Tires and Parts 146 AVENUE T NEWARK, N. J. JOHN RUCKI ASS N, INC. Social Athletic Club 82 PULASKI STREET NEWARK. N. J So Long! It’s been good to know you! CAROLYN CHINGO ANGIE GONZALEZ FLO HORNIACEK LIZ KRAJCZEWSKI LORRAINE KRAYSER COOKIE LEWANDOWSKI BEVERLY LOWRY LORRAINE LYSIAK JOAN LESHO GERALDINE MAJETT BARBARA VRABEL HOME ROOM 201 PAPER BOARD SPECIALTY CO. CLIFTON NEW JERSEY A FRIEND 44 Broad Street Glen Ridge Stores Bldg. Bloomfield. N. J. Glen Ridge, N. J. BLoomfield 2-0986 GLcn Ridge 2-5590 PHILLIPS BROTHERS FLORISTS I 14 Mitchell 2-3656 160 Ferry Street Newark. N. J. MArkef 3-3740 A - 2 - Z RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE 316 Lafayette Street Newark, N. J. MArkef 2-6923 RUCKI FUNERAL HOME JOHN J. RUCKI — RUTH H. RUCKI Directors 60 Pulaski Street Newark, N. J. WE CONGRATULATE OUR FELLOW GRADUATES HOME ROOM 107 Bigelow 3-7224 Mitchell 3-1113 2-1604 A. POLICASTRO Cr SONS Electrical Contractors 295 Miller Street MArket 3-3844 ZEES WHELAN AGENCY at EAST SIDE PHARMACY Finest Quality Drugs. Sundries and Cosmetics at money-saving prices 72 Pulaski Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of ERNIES TAVERN ERNEST W. JONES Proprietor A FRIEND MArket 2-2528 WESLEY Z. LEWANDOWSKI WESLEY JEWELER DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Expert Repairing Newark, N. J. 206 Ferry Street Newark. N. J. H5 MArket 2-9279 Al’s Luncheonette 15 WILSON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 2-1327 John Gonnella Roofing Contractor 128 STONE STREET II SUMMER PLACE NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 3-9501 Free Delivery Memoli's Food Market Fruit - Vegetable - Grocerie Froicn Food 91 PACIFIC STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Mrs. J. Moriarty CONGRATULATIONS from Home Room 122 Home Room 223 Mitchell 2-2061 Byk Self-Service Food Market 99 PULASKI STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 2-9652 Johnson’s Esso Station BATTERIES - TIRES - ACCESSORIES SOUTH end PACIFIC STREETS NEWARK. N. J. Home Room 1 1 8 Tobia’s Confectionery 29 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Deily Until 7:00 P.M. Sundey until 6:00 P M. Keil’s Bakery Products 707 FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 2-5076 Rex Tailors EMIL SCUORZO. Prop. 218 JEFFERSON STREET NEWARK. N. J. GOOD LUCK! Home Room 117 Home Room 106 MArket 3-0215 Joe’s Meat Market 191 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J COMPLIMENTS OF Victor Lewis 116 Bigelow 3-5784 - 7490 PFEIFER’S THOMM’S HALL TASTY MEAT PRODUCTS COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE Sausage with a Distinctive Flavor Hams and Sliced Bacon Cured with Genuine Honey Meetings - Weddings - Banquets and Parties Henry Pfeifer, Inc. NEWARK NEW JERSEY 172 THOMAS STREET NEWARK 5. NEW JERSEY Compliments of ALDERNEY DAIRY COMPANY NEWARK'S SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK MILK and CREAM OF HIGH QUALITY NEWARK, NEW JERSEY MArket 2-3000 THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION 768 BROAD STREET NEWARK 1, N. 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