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

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THOMAS ALBERT COLUCCI 262 Van Buren Street The warmth of gentle courtesy; the calm of self-reliance. ' ARLENE GENEVIEVE DALLEY 80 Waydell Street Speech is silver; silence is golden. JOSE JOHN DA COSTA 48 Jefferson Street Yoo can have your wine, and you can have your song; but leave the women to me. PATSY JERARD D ALESSIO 173 Delaney Street He speaketh not; and yet, there lies a conversation in his eyes. MARION PAULINE DELIKAT 685 Ferry Street She has a kindness all her own. CAMILLE LUCILLE FABBRICATORE 174 East Kinney Street It's nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice.

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LOYER BRYANT 102 Tichenor Street Good sport, good friend, good natured. IRENE FLORA CASTLE 72 Hawkins Street She worked full hard, and in much knowledge found great joy. MODESTO CANOURA. JR. 99 Union Street It's a friendly heart that has many friends. DOROTHY ANN CALLEO 267 Elm Street Happy am I. and free from all care. THOMAS CHEESMAN 43 Fillmore Street Soft eyes with mystery at the core. CHRISTINE MARY COLUCCI 100 Pacific Street Happy as a lark! 3

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THOMAS MICHAEL FERRIS 36 Napoleon Street He's not tall, he's not wise; but he's a corker for his size. DIANE LOUISE FOLEY 45 Lentz Avenue That sunny glow of gladness m her blue eyes beaming. FRANK FERNANDEZ 84 Prospect Street Boys will be boys. ANDRES MANUEL FRAGA 70 Columbia Strict Speak low if you speak of love. 15