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

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BERNICE PATTERSON 9 Rivervicw Court A cheerful smile. and a friendly way. ANTHONY VINCENT ROCCIA 52 Goble Street Men of few words ire the best men. BEVERLY MARY PIETRUCHA 63 Brill Street Music is well-sad to be the speech of angels. ANTHONY PHILIP SABATINO 17 Foundry Street Slowly, but surely, he thinks before he acts. LYDIA POLICASTRO 350 New York Avenue How great it is to be loved! RAY SALGUEIRO 353 Lafayette Street Better late, than never. 21

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MARIE NAPURANO 326 Elm Street She is a sweet thing, and very neat. JUSTINE THERESA PANILA 23 Adams Street We are charmed by her neatness of person. PAULA YVONNE NEWSOME 183 Second Street Slim and tall, and friendly to all. WALTER JOHN NIERATKO I 46 Fleming Avenue If pleasure interferes with business, give up business. 20

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MARY ANN SEBASTINAS DAVID MORGAN SMITH GERLINE SMITH 351 Mulberry Street Look beneath her surface, and let not her worth escape thee. FRANCIS SOO HOO 204 Mulberry Street Much may be accomplished, even by a little man. 170 Brill Street Deep thought, and quiet living. DOLORES C. TONZOLA 17 Gotthart Street In every gesture, dignity and grace. JOSEPH TITTEL 70 Barbara Street Years may come, and years may go, but I go on forever. 9- I 2 Vincent Court Mild of manner, and gentle of heart. MARIA EUGENIA TORRES 1 34 Ferry Street Quiet, reserved, and yet not sophisticated. 22