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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

East $i lc High School 238 Van Huren Street Vol. 124 cwark. cw Jersey 07105 I.OIVi; PLACES DOIAG Til I AGS Introduction Title Pag© 1 DIFFERENT SUMMERS On top of the wortd Summer vocation'' does not mean the same thing to all of us To some it may just mean stay g home and relaxing, but for others it may bring the odventures of traveling atxood or venturing further into our own country Tony Moraes visited the beautiful countries of Germany. France, ond Switzerland while on a two-week tour with the Union County Sports Club While not playing soccer. Tony went sight-seeing and recorded his visit in photographs Our own Jersey shore is a popular sight for East Siders. as well as Great Adventure The shore provides some great sunsets whie the theme park has super rides ond lots of attractions to keep you busy all day long. Another different summer was spent by Tony De Almeida who was selected to spend a month at the Governor's school located at Monmouth College Tony had courses relating to government and current events. Even though everyone doesn't spend their summers in the same way. we a« are active and involved with going places and doing many different things CONTEXTS ACADEMICS 18 SPORTS 26 CLUBS ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATION 46 FACULTY 66 SENIORS 92 COMMUNITY 152 ADVERTISING 156 Tony De A)m da tcfcng o txeak from he studm 2 Theme Going Places Summer street Soafcng « me sirt W o stole my Hooey ? Cooing oft Theme Going Places 3 AX EVEXIXG TO HE MEM It Eli On Friday. May 6th. 1983. the Junior Class, held their Dinner Dance. - You and I. The dance was held in the Portuguese Pavilion on Monroe Street. The Juniors, dressed in their best, attended with dates, friends and in groups As they entered, they were given a scroll and prom key with the inscription East Side Junior Prom 1983 ' While this was going on. the D.J. was preparing for our musical entertainment. Finally at about 8:30 PM., a delicious hot and cold buffet consist-ng of a variety of fine foods such as roost beef, spore nbs. borbecued chicken and fish fiets was served. Soon the D.J. started the music. The first song on the list, was our theme You and I by Eddie Rabbitf and Crystal Gayle. Shortly after, from punk rockers to teachers, everyone was on the dance floor having a wonderful time. There was dancing and staging from everyone, whrfe photographers were taking pictures from every corner of the room to record the moment. The excitement came to an end by 11:30 p.m., when the D.J. announced. This is the last song. We had our last dance, and said goodbye. Al that is left now is the memory of the great time we ofi enjoyed 4 Student Life Prom Marta PemanOe ana Kenny Stenogie pose for the roving photograph i- l Just you and I Stepprtg out wrtn style Student Life Prom 5 Oit own Judy Garland. 6 Student Life Fashion Show “GOING I V STYLE” On Aprt 15th and 16th 1983. the Junior Class of East Side presented a fashion show This year's theme was Over the Ranbow and when the house bghts dimmed and the curtains parted, a rainbow'' of fashions and entertainment was truly what the capacity audience received The fashion segments, formal wear, casual wear and sports wear included many of the season's hottest styles We were also fortunate enough to receive outfits from such famous stars, as Brook Shields ond Loretta Swit. These outfits were ouctioned off along with an autographed picture of rock star. Rick Springfield The entertainment segments included the students portrayng such acts as the Stray Cats. Bly Joel. Sheena Easton. Judy Garland and many others The show took many hours of hard work and potence to put together but thanks to Mr Krolin, our advisor, and the rest of the cast It was an enormous success The GO look A perfect imitation of Hal and Oates For Oir Eyes Only. Kng Dy Utan lopei 7 and pretty Loretta Swtt's tennis start nxxle ed Dy Teresa Smew Ana Dos Santos fames a wnrang smrfe 8 Student Life Fashion Show Perfect proflte Em o goes otti Student Life Fashion Show 9 Bame Stiiec models a pir ana gray men outfit for office wear Moderator for the evening. Jo Ann Nojamowski. wears a navy blue drooped want dress BUSY EAST SIDERS From the beginning of the day. we East Siders are busy at work; many of us struggling to reach the door on time in order to avoid detention. Then we must prove ourselves by showing our I.D 'S. This may be a problem for some when they realize that they have somehow misplaced their I.D, Homeroom is the next stop and this is what you might coll the awakening Now we reofcze that we are beyond a shadow of a doubt, in school. From here on we spend our morning in a series of classes From Home Economics to Physics and an those others in between; East Siders can be found hard at work Well. It's trolly lunchtime Not that we are all hungry, but this gives us a chance to relax, enjoy a moment with friends, or just prepare for the afternoon classes that are st to come Now that we have a regained our energy, you will find us rushing from class to class Everywhere you look, you wii see East Siders busy doing a« sorts of things. just o toucn I ttxr It'S a v® 10 Theme Doing Things WcxA3 you oeose 'epeot mat? The rtppte tank experiment Theme Doing Things 11 Does nave to be exoct? OUR RISING STARS During our Junior yeor. a variety of activities took place. One was presented on May 12th and 13th 1983. when the East Side Drama Club performed Lovers and Other Strangers. This production consisted of five one-act comedies and was held m the school auditorium. When the curtain went up at 8 p.m. the audience was treated to a variety of romontic situations enacted by the members of the Drama Club Another activity was the formation of the East Side Red Rader Winterguard The guard consisted of 20 members who practiced for a total of 27 hours a week for months, until they were ready for competition Combining ropid. sharp military moves to a contemporary style of dance the girls competed in the Eastern Marching Bond Association under the Novice class The East Side Drama Club and Winterguard are only two of the many prestigious things we do at East Side High School. OK.. OK you wn. This « strong stuff 12 Student Life Drama Winterguard Let us show you how Student Life Drama Winterguard 13 THE GRAND OPENING The evening of May 4th. 1983. brought a new opening to East Side High The Media Center Among the guests present at this prestigious event were members of the Board of Education, administrators, parents and friends. Our honored guests were. Mr. Jay. former East Side teacher, and Mrs. Houston, a member of the first graduating class of 1914 Mrs. Carcfrelos. began the ceremonies and presented Mr Jay. the guest speaker for the evening Mr Jay. shared some amusing anecdotes from his days at East Side and made a very special statement. Once an East Stder always an East Sider” this touched our hearts because we knew it would also be true for us. Mr. Goff, former East Side Principol. presented a plaque, commemorating the event and marking this special openmg. Mrs CordWos and Mr Joy snare a pleasant moment Mr Ransom. Director of Fine Arts and Medta. engoged n a pleasant conversation with Sonia Gonzalez a student hostess for the event. Presenting the plaque at the ceremonies is former Principal. Mr. Goff 14 Student life Media Center Mr Joy. guest speaker shares a speoal remembrance Mrs ShocJawttz. Meda Center. txartan. giving ner soedai comments regardng me ooeang Student Life Media Center 15 i. recognition Maria Manuela Cardiellos, Principal of East Side High School, was born in Portugol and emigrated to the United States at the age of three (3). She attended Lafayette Street School and continued on to East Side High School graduating in 1942. Four years later she received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Douglass College. Rutgers University. In 1943, she started the Bilingual classes for foreign students at Lafayette St. School. For a number of years. Mrs Cardiellos taught Spanish and English at Central High School, where she was responsible for introducing the Spanish magazine. Ole and the Literary magazine Leaves. In 1968 she returned to her alma mater. East Side High School, as instructor of English and Spanish. At East Side, she introduced Portuguese as a foreign language and organized the Portuguese Club as well as the publication Os Academlcos. From 1973 through 1979 Maria Manuela Cardiellos, was Teacher-to Assist, Bilingual Coordinator, and Acting Vice-Principal. During these years, she was instrumental in implementing a Bilingual Program at East Side High School in order to meet the needs of the Portuguese and Hispanic speaking student population. Mrs. Cardiellos was appointed Vice-Principal and Dean of Instruction in December of 1981. She was designated Principal of East Side in March 1982, making her the first female graduate to achieve this position. Mrs. Cardiellos serves on numerous committees and advisory boards m the ironbound Community. At present she is on the Board of Directors for St. James Hospital. In addition, she is an Educational Consultant to Port am TV. in Newark. New Jersey. Further, both New York University and West Point Academy have recognized her for her abilities in both language and literature. We the graduating class of 1984, take pride in recognizing Maria Manuela Cardiellos as our Alumni of Superior Merit. 16 In Recognition 17 ia ACADEMICS in x� l-l q! LD z o o 18 As the times change, so do East Siders. A few years ogo Computer Math was introduced in our curricukm, and ever since it has been one of the most requested classes at the school Along with Computer Math, many honors classes have been added in the last few years. Classes designed to challenge our grfted students. There are also Busness and Technical classes n which students master skills which they wi use on future jobs. Classes such as Typng I and I. Bookkeeping and Business Machnes are offered to Secretarial and Busness students Whatever courses our students may select they a« have one thing in common ... East Siders are going places and doing things. Computer . Computer . Division Pag© Academics 19 ARTISTICALLY I1YCLI1VED Many students think of school as a lot of reading and writing or math problems, but that is not what it is all obout Here at East Side, we have art ond music classes in which students can demonstrate their many abilities by drawing, painting, playing a musical instrument or singing. The art classes give students a chonce to express their feelings ond ideas through their art work. There are Music Foundation classes, which give students an understanding of the history of music In the instrumental classes, students are given a chance to learn how to play an instrument of their choice. If they learn how to play this instrument weS. they can jon the school band or orchestra. The Chorus classes help students improve their singing Recently. Mr. Ransom, the Director of Fine Arts and Media, brought with him a group of professional musicians who displayed their many talents. By doing so. they were an inspiration to many of our music oriented students. We hope that someday, these students w be able to play as wen as those musicians did Artist at worV Ricky Capote plan rw Jt Me drawng Another example o� the talent at East Side 20 Academics Art Music Frank Montego and Mtogros Oitron po shng up the muse A muecaf presentation, by a super group Academics Music 21 A Mr Ransom. Drector of Fne Arts ana Music, and sabei Ferre o snare a moment of laughter Buv eis students review for o Steno test 22 Academics Business White out please1 IHSIVISS AS USUAL On May 7th, 1983, the Newark Bustness Skis Olympics were held at Malcolm X Shabazz High School. Three students for each section Steno I and I, Typing I and I, Advanced Typing and Bookkeeping I and I were chosen to represent each school in the district The actual testing Deg an at 9:00 A M with half an hour of practice and then on to the main events which lasted until 11 00 A. M. Lunch was served while the contestants nervously awaited the results Everyone was on the edge of their seats while the judges announced the decisions One of the winners was Michelle Cynar who won second place in Steno H, another was Anabela Barandas who won third place m Typing D. Certificates and awards we'e given to the winners We ore very proud of the busness students who represented us m true East Side tradition. Trocy Jones Yvonne Godfrey and Sanaro wrvte f e the data sneers Academics Busmess 23 So that' wnat wo hove to know Are we Andy fntshed wrtn ths experiment? What do you moan, m© program w« do duo tomorrow? 24 Academics Science Fogtef wortng out o geometric equation Scientifically Speaking . . . Here at East Side we have a variety of Math and Science programs to challenge students. Our Math programs consist of courses such as Algebra I, Algebra I. and Geometry, as we« as Trigonometry with Advanced Algebra, and Computer Math for the college bound student Our Science progrom contains courses such os Earth Science. Biology. Physics and Chemistry which include a separate lab class which is attended twice a week. Al of these classes provide a strong background for many Jobs and couses of study, enabling East Side students to go places and do tfrngs Science on dUpiay Academics Science 25 r K U3 □ Q SPORTS 26 Division Page Sports Sports are a mapr influence on the students at East Side. Most of our students have participated in at least one sport during their years here. We have a great variety of winning teams. Some of the sports available to the boys are: football, soccer, basketball, and many more. We also have sports which girls are involved in and these include basketball, softball, and track Our athletes practice for long hours throughout the sewason. sacrificing their spare time for the team. They show great determination and although they may not always achieve victory they definitely show the other teams what the raider's fighting spirit is all about. Tr e rood � o victory Division Page Sports 27 “BASES LOADED” The girl's softball team ranked fourth In the Newark City league with an overall record of 6 wins and 13 losses. The team was comprised of many talented players The outstanding seniors included short stop Wima Camacho who batted .383 had 14 RBI's and 16 stolen bases. The catcher. Rosa Caraballo batted 538 which included 2 doubles. 2 triples and 20 stolen bases Josephine Pravatta assisted the team in the outfield and also gave East Side a home run. The pitching staff was led by Magg-e Correia who batted 364 and is credited with a shut out against Vailsburg Working together the team executed 7 double plays, hit 121 runs, batted .382 and stole a total of 135 bases including home 12 times! With much determination and skill the softball team is cfcrtomly gang places SCOREBOARD East Soe Opponent ES 3 Somghett 12 ES 0 Nuhey 16 ES 1 Arts iigh 2 ES 0 Livingston 22 ES 0 West SOe 16 ES 10 Bamnget 15 ES 14 m x Shabazz 10 E.S. 8 Maryiawn 7 ES 14 Central 6 ES 17 Vafeburg 0 ES 11 Weequanc 14 forfeit Irvington ES 6 Barringer 13 M X Shadow Forfeit ES 6 Vattdurg 12 E.S 7 West Soe 13 E.S 14 Weequahc 13 ES. 10 Centra 14 ES 7 VKxm 12 Over a Roc ora 6 wnt '3 losses City tcxmamen? - 4m ptoce Josephne Pravatta attempting a steal At homo. Rosa Carabaio. positioning for a catch. 28 Sports Softball T m Front row M0990 Correo. GkxJys Rivas. KVhe e Oeckei Morxjue Romeo. Donno Fisher. Center Mary CooQan. Notofce Uueta. Mona Garcia. Joseohme Pravotta. Wlma Camocho. Else Oumones. Bock row Assistant Cooch. Carlos Rocho. Rosa Caaocto. Cathy Flaherty. HedOy Bartel. Cooch. V� gmio Werner. Mgr Jock Armano Boi onel Cneckng ,r © teW Potore game tme. East Soe SCOREBOARD Opponent East Soe 2 Snabazz 7 E.S. 9 Bayonne 4 ES 10 Central 2 ES. 6 West Soe 2 ES 3 Bamnger 4 ES. 15 Vasstxrg 5 ES 2 CafcJwe 10 ES. 6 Shaoaw 2 ES 11 Central 3 ES 8 Weequar c 3 ES 5 West Soe 0 ES 1 Kearny 14 ES 7 Barrnger 1 E.S. 1 Livngston 10 ES 2 Weequan c 3 ES 1 Morristown 9 ES 5 Memonc 14 ES 8 Nuttey 7 ES 3 M x n 6 E.S. 3 Morristown 9 ES 3 Ekzabetn 1 ES 15 Vatstxsg Overai Oecora Won 12 Lost 10 Oty League Record Won 9 Lost 3 0 Jorge Sontogo attempts to steal base Coocfi Bk� . coming to grve that much neeoea odvtce 30 Sports Baseball «. ■ A I ANOTHER CITY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Newark East Side wan another city league championship beating Vaasburg in the last game of the season 15-0 One of our outstanding performances was by pitcher Jorge Santiago who pitched a no hitter against Barringer The highlights of our season were the victories over highly rated Nutley ond the number 1 team in the state, Elizabeth. Four members of the team, some of whom have graduated, were selected for the first teom All City: Ronald Seiecky. Manny Benitez, Carlos Rivera ana Jorge Santiago Ronald Seiecky was also honored to be selected for the first team ALL COUNTY and first team ALL STATE. Jorge Santiago was picked for the 3rd team ALL COUNTY, as you can see our team has worked hard to be City Chomps Pitching another no hitter' Teem Front row John Soares Ronald Seiecky. Tony Fonseca. Jose Troche. Mguei Trodo. AAo vosconcoios. Center Jo© Barreiro. Manuel Vigarto. Jose Via. Rdph Peiooz. Carlo Rivera. Bock row Jorge Santogo. Pedro Moma. Tony FernooOoz. Manny Bervtez. Ramon Rebozo. Sports Baseball 31 1st Win In 59 Games The East Side football team experienced d surprising season this year Our hope started rising when we reaized that the football team scored in every game, even against some of the top city teams m Newark. On the day of November 5th. 1983. It Happened Our footbal team ended one of the longest losing streaks against West Side High School with a winning lead (12-6) which brought our team on to their first victory in 59 games Our outstanding seniors. Sean Duhort, Randy Ortiz. Danny Groce. John Matos, and Rick Smith, along with the rest of our players worked very hard to bring about a victory this season Special thanks to our wonderful Coach Mr DeFrancesco. and assistant coaches. Ron Gould, Tony Sanchez. Tom Ricks scooeboaro East Side Opponent ES 6 Weequcfnc 28 ES 8 Irvington 28 E,S. 6 Voistx g 30 ES 12 Essex Camoic 14 ES 6 Barnger 12 ES 6 Kearny 21 ES 12 West Soe 6 ES 6 M X SnabOM 22 Won 1 Lost 7 Team Frst row Mr Ricks. DuQ ooam. Kevn Mier. Rick Smith RancJv Ota. Fred Lrvxxes ai m m DeFrancesco Second row Mr Sanchez Ervin Rodrigues. Chns E� s. Kyro inmoo. Mfco laty. Chest Wearns. Mr. GouW Thrd row Mark Jackson. Kevin Roe. Chns Perry Edwn Rosaio. Ke«th Rockiey. R« Holt. Fourth row John Matos. Sean Depart, ion Scott. Lee Brown Adron Soto. 32 Sports Football Wat «g A nano on to Soon Oror San ' ar'Ki 32 to Srmn roc to o Captaro o� m tooroai roam. � anay Orru. ai Hi ana cnoror w«am� OUK SOCCER TEAM IS STIEL OAT TOP The East Side Soccer team completed trns season with a final record of 9 wins. 8 losses and 1 tie They atso managed to grasp the city championship once again The team consists of several outstanding players Center, half-back Jack Da Silva contributed a total of 8 goals this season On offense senior Armndo Saraiva. who is noted for his ski. scored 18 goals for our team Also. Antonio Moraes and John Ferreira, who played defense for East Side, are to be commended for their skill and determination which helped to keep the opposing team away from the East Side net The rest of the seniors on the team are Angel Trejo. Thyerry Fernandes. Armando DaCunha. Jose Osorio. Jose Casimiro. Luis Mart ns. Antonio Tome, Fernando lavrodor. and Francisco Casai Because of the consistency of al the players, the East Side Soccer team managed, once ogam, to finish on top Captain. Jock DaSlva Armnao Sorovo qotiq for o heoaer 34 Fernando lavrador setting jo for a god SCOREBOARD East Sde ES 3 Opoonent Queen of Peoce 0 ES, 1 Randolph 3 ES 6 Arts 0 ES 1 Essex Comoic 0 ES. 0 Irvngton 1 E S 3 Sparta 0 E S. 10 M X Shabaw 0 ES 0 Orange 1 ES 3 Perth Ampoy 4 ES 2 Barrnger 1 E.S. 2 Irvngton 3 ES 11 Centre 1 ES. 0 Eiraoetn 2 ES 1 P Kennedy 0 E.S 2 St Beonedcts 7 ES 3 Nufley 1 ES. 1 Vatstx g 1 £ E S 3 Lrton o Overal record 9-8-1 Won City Cnampcnsh© with a 4-0-1 record Lx«s Mortnj dears aganst Snatxui Jose O ono and Jock DaSlvo movng upheld Team 9ock row Coocn Cipnano Neves Anger Tro-o. Thyerry Fernanaes. Rchard Agasrmho. Jorge Santos. A- xr do DoCi iho. Jose Osorio. An’hony Moroes Jose Cosmo (MGR) Front row Jom Ferrera. Mono Santos Ids Martins. Jock DoSSva. Antonio Tome Fernando Lovrodor. Armndo Saratva. Mguel Pinto. Sports Soccer 35 Hockcv Team Places 1st The hockey team experienced a superior season this year The Dedication and ski is acknowledged in their final record of 13-2-6; which included 1st place n the C-Divison Chomp onshe. The team is composed of many fine players which include captart. Bobby Strycharz. and goalie. Tommy Blozen Both hove been on the team for four years and both have been given Most Valuable Player Awards. The other outstanding senior players are John Rodrigues, and Mathew McKeon We are very proud of our team and congratulate them on their success along with coaches Wtchowski, Blozen. and Stanco scooaoABo ES. ES 11 Opponent MPun 0 ES 10 Mtxrn 5 ES 11 W Orange 0 ES 5 W Orange 1 E.S 5 W Essex 10 ES 6 Sunmil 6 ES 7 CMton 10 ES 16 M xm 1 ES 6 Hudson Coth 4 ES 7 Dwight Eng 5 ES 6 Hudson Coth 8 ES 10 Newark Academy 2 E.S 8 Newark Academy 2 ES 3 Summit 3 ES. 9 W Orange 0 ES 8 St Peters 3 ES. 6 Newark Academy 3 ES 3 Livingston 5 ES 8 Hudson Coth 5 ES 1 CMton 5 ES 4 CMton 10 State Playoff ’ Gordon Cup Playoff ' Division C Championsh© 1st pioce Total 13 Wnj 2 Tie 6 lo e John Rodrigues maneuver the puck toward the goal Team book row Frank Stanco. Anthony Tonzoia. Robert Strycharz John Rodrigue . Cooch Wachowski. Edde Borger. NAchoel Lc ey, Mozart Barbosa, Mathew McKeon, Cooch Blozen Front row Peter Wlczefc. Todd Blozen. Tommy Blozen. Cano Rodriguez. Ron Blozen 36 Hockey John Bodrigues defends ogoinsf Newark Academy. Passing the puck Piaytng offensrvely Hockey 37 Cooing offl Breakaway TRACK SHOWS Sift AS OF GROWTH The future of our track teams looks bright, led by Mario Branco on the track and Randy Ortiz on the field events. Our team supported a very respectable (9-4) record, although 1984 was considered to be a rebuilding year Mono Branco was the city champ in the mile run and the two mile run while Randy Ortiz was the city champ in the shot put. The grls track team, led by captain. Rosa Domingues. who won four mile races of her own. also monaged to show great potential this year. A person's worth is judged by their contribution to the team East Side can be proud of the many fine frock and field athletes it has produced. We're Number One. Team bock row Coocft Oee Dickerson. Aueto Smoey Ocrvai Marquee Pouo Gome . Jorge Amaral. Capt Randy Orto Center row Captor Mono Branco. Marry Srxitos. Eaward Perez jimmy Taylor. Jorge Nokxr. Agosfnho Cardoso. Francaco Do Santo Geraroo Mocera Ped-o Sousa Front row PoU Santos. Amaro Per era Uno Smoes. Jorr Bezak. Arthur Picodo. Ricnara Holt. Jose Femanaez. Juan Pena SCOREBOARO Eos’ SOe Opponent ES 44 Vafeburg 65 ES. 72 Wes’ Orange 37 ES 74 Weequontc 35 ES 60 West S de 49 ES 52 Central 57 ES 55 H4soe 56 ES 66 Arts 43 ES 53 Barry ger 56 ES 55 Irvngton 54 ES 58 Orange 49 ES. 70 CWford Scott 34 ES 56 East Orange 50 ES 58 Modtton 52 The Chiefs Capfan Mono Branco 38 Sports Boys Track Captain, Rosa Domlngues Team Front row Vcneao McCloud. Mario Casamno. Captain. Rosa Domn jes. Mario Resenae. Annie Resenae Back Row. Cooch Kevin Duggan. Debora Bonier. Rosa Matos. Groce Mguei Anme Resenae wins another one Rosa Domngues is oft to the roce. Sports Girls Track 39 STATE CHAMPS 1983 WE’RE A’UMREK 1 The East Side Cross Country put together a tremendous season. Their accomplishments were highlighted by becoming the first team in East Side's history to wm a State Championship in Cross Country These long distance runners completed the 1983 season ranked number sjx in the state by the Star Ledger newspaper The boys team, headed by seniors Mario Branco. Fernando Santos and Aurelio Smoes. The senior girts are l on Lopez and Ana Dos Santos The cooch and htt senen Team members took on with excitement Team Front Row Po o Dommgues. Pouto Focoo. Ufcon Lopez. Lna Bexoc Helena Branco. Annie Re-senae. Mono Cosoitoho Center Row Jmmy Toytor. Uno Perexa. Pouo Gomes. John Acabou. Amaro Pe-rero. Jorge Notou. Mario Pe-rero. Luis Ferrexo. Arthur Picopo. Poul Sousa. Lino Smoes. SoJ Olvexo Bock Row Coocn Oee Dicker son. Captan Mono Branco. Au-e� o Sxnoes. Jose Barr os. Paul Santos. Frank Dos Santo , hr on Diaz. Pearo Sousa. Eaward Perez. Victor Por-teto. JUto Rivero 40 The Future Ju o Wvero and Jmmy Taytor Sports Cross Country 41 Danny Groce and Keith Rock ley It's not the we that counts Team Bock row Mr Go� Jd. Harvey McCray. Kevin Mier. Johnny Jones. Edde Ingram. Cooch Duggan Front row Kyro Inman. Danny Grace. Darren Sweeper. Keith Rock ley 42 Basketball Rghtng for the bol T3 IX EIGHT TEARS Tht$ year's basketball team underwent an exceptional season With the direction of Mr. Gould and Coach Duggan, the team ochieved its first winrmg season smce 1976 with o final record of 13 wins and 12 losses. The team's other accorrptehments include: 'Having the record for the most times beating an opponent in a season - by beating Weequahic three times. 'Most points in a city leogue game - 84 points against Vailsburg 'Largest margin of victory m a city league game - 37 points, also against Varfsburg Captains Danny Grace and Keith Rockley are equally credited with the team's success this year. And. Keith Racktey obtained a record of his own by havng 16 assists in a game against Vailsburg We congratulate the basketball team and wish them equal success next season Protecting the East S Je basket SCOGEBOARO ES Opponent ES 59 Shabazz 70 ES 34 Central 59 ES 48 Weequanic 63 ES 38 Fems 60 ES 43 Emerson 56 ES 66 west soe 83 ES 30 Vo stx g 48 ES 62 Arts 38 ES 64 Newark Tech 36 ES 82 Bormger 64 ES. 66 Shabazz 70 ES 34 Central 48 ES 63 Weequahc 43 ES 63 trvngton SO ES 63 West SOe 57 ES. 84 Vafcburg 47 ES 61 Hoboken 74 ES 75 kvngton Tech. 70 ES 53 kvngton 67 ES 82 Barringer 76 ES Arts Forfeit ES 54 weequar� c 51 ES 53 Orange 72 ES 58 Newark Tech 4A ES 51 East Orange 61 Xmas Tournament Essex County Tournament State Tournament Total 13 Wins 12 losses Going for o layup Basketball 43 AIMING TO HIV This year our tennis team finished the year with a record of 13-2 and captured the city championship for the 4th consecutive year. The seniors who contributed to the team's success ore Tony Fonseca, who played first singles and hod a final record of 14-2. second singles Fernando Marques, who hod a record of 11-3, and John Matos Jose DaSiva who played first doubles and shared an overall record of 15-2 The players not only achieved considerable scores individually but also performed impressively as a team With the continued dedication of the players and the coaching of Mrs Alexander, the tennis team is assured prolonged success. Tony Fonseca going for a Dock hand SCOREBOARD East So© Opponent ES A Arts gh 1 ES A M X SnabaM 1 ES. A Barrnger 1 ES 5 Weequonc 0 ES 3 Centra 2 ES A AMS Hgh 1 ES 5 West Soe 0 ES 2 M X Snot-377 3 ES A Barrnger 1 E S 5 Weequonc 0 ES A Centra 1 ES 5 West SOe 0 ES 3 Irvngton 2 ES 0 West Essex 5 ES 3 ams gn 2 Out of Oty Tournament Coatfy toanamen Overc record t3 wvs ana 2 tosses City Tournament Champons What an easy shoti Team Bock Row PaUo DaStvo. Patrtdo Lina. Fernando Marques. Tony Fonseca Tony Morera. John Qu . Cooch Alexander Front row John Matos. Canos Beroo, Manny Asseno. Jose Per era. jose DoS vo 44 Sports Tennis ' —------- J — Ronald Mason looking ns best The gotf team hod a strong season this year Even though they had a slow start and a few of their games were rcxned out. they still finished 3rd in the city with 7 wins and 8 losses The seniors were co-captams Ronald Mason and Johnny Welcher Ronald Mason represented East Side in the Lee Elder Tournament where he received praise and recognition for his successful swings. And dong with Johnny Welcher he helped East Side to rank 3rd in the City Tournament The golf team expects to have a good season next spring as a result of the growng interest and enthusiasm in the sport East Soe SCOREBOAPO Opponent ES 2 MX Shabazz 1 ES 1 Votafe g 2 ES 1 Central 2 ES 3 Arts 0 ES 0 Weequanc Foal record 7 wns 8 losses 3rd n the city tournament 3 Team Root row Cooch Veto. Lee Brown. Wayne Hayward. AOai Exom. Johnny Welch . Ronald Mason Sports Goff 45 CLUBS ACTIVITIES 46 There are various clubs and activities offered at East Side Most of the meetings are held before or after school. Each club has an advisor and elected officers. To be involved in any activity, the student must show ability and be able to maintain a B or C average throughout the year. In addition the students are rewarded with certificates, trophies, and awards for their outstanding efforts. East Siders find that by joining a club or being involved with an activity the rewards are valuable experiences to be used later in life Division Page Club and Activities 47 CLUB MEETING TODAY ... The Boricua Club was established primarily for the purpose of exploring the needs of Puerto Rican-Latino youths. The Ctubs' advisors also serve as counselors to aid the students in career opportunities and goals The club is involved in numerous fund raisers and community activities. They also meet with other Aspira members throughout New Jersey to discuss the various activities in which they wi participate. An annual dance is also being sponsored by Aspira in which a student wdl receive a Scholarship for their achievements. Boricua Club: First row Enid Guerrido. babel Ferrera. Modem© Atvarodo. Lean Lopez. Suzy Santiago. Gina Rodriguez. Sonia Gonzalez Second row Ms Donna Lorenzo. Jo-Arm Rodnguez. Munez Auretys. Danei Roanguez. Jose OauOo. Santlogo Lebron. Ricky Santiago. Javier Ramos. Evelyn Orta. Hector TeoNo. Ms Rodriguez East Sides outstanding vocalist group directed by Mrs Glover is involved in many different activities throughout the year. Choir J presented a Christmas concert at East Side os wen as a Symphony Hal They also have gone Christmas caroling at St. James Hospital. m the future, plans are for an Opera Festival. Spring musical and participation at the June graduation ceremonies Choir J: Frjt row Holand Jockson. Jose Campos. Victor Aizamora. David Zamoerana. Tarfc E $. Bernardo San Mateo. Sergo Bencomo Second row PoUa Vlar. MBe Miogros. Gloria Gomez. Josephine Pravota. Navette Blase . Mchele Oeckei. Lizette Gonzalez. Modetne Atvarodo. Ze a Apomaro. Ttvd row Jaw arm Stephans. Melody Cintron. Diana Hernandez. Carmen Roman. Dosnei Godfrey. Dense Miton. PoJo Focoo. Left Mara Concepcion. Sona Gonzalez, babel Ferreva. Enzabem Barzoio. Juanita Menaez. AXxma Novoo. Mary Jo Kocerek. Marttza Perez 48 Clubs The Honor Society Induction Ceremonies for new members took piece on May 1. 1983 at 7:30 p m The officers of the Honor Society began the ceremony by Ighting candles and explaining what each canc e represented The guest speaker was Mr Adam Stanislawczyk, who spoke to the group briefly about leaderstvp ond service. In closing, he left us with this thought you may close your eyes to reality but never to memories.” Mrs Glover then introduced the new members who received their certificates and pins of member snip The members met afterwords with Mr Stanislawczyk where refreshments were served If my fnendr ccxia joo mo now Oj very best Clubs 49 THIS MEETING WILL COME TO ORDER Computers ore the future and East Siders are toking part n it With the help of Mr. Saiagaj. club advisor, members are able to review advanced programming techniques Computers ore also very helpful; they aid in the developing of Senor Class rank and can be used in order to play various Video gomes The club is planning to enter the Statewide Computer Programming Competition in January when they wi compete with other schools Computer CUb: First row Antono DeAlmeida. Paul Ftar. Doene Aueiano. Amodor Costo o. Mona DeOtve a. Second row Mr Sotogoj. dub odvwy. Lus Perera. Mcnoei Yuscnak. VAcneie Fogier. Omstne 0 ve a RoseMane Boo. Cnee Eng. Sam Lee. TNrd row Jose Da Siva The members of the Drama Club are on their way to fame with the help and supervision of Miss Nanni. the advisor Members of the club wni present two performances of one act plays in December of 1983. The energetic ana excited characters usually run the shows smoothly without a hint that they ore nervous. All of the plays have been a success and Miss Norm has been fortunate to have such talented actors and Drama CUb Front row vome Duant. Sneine Snowdon Tuana Jock son Mabeto Aimeoa. Tony Matos, actresses Bock row Ertck Hermo. Letico Rodrguez. Lucks Pres Damary Pore:. Edgar Almeida. Ms Mann. Juvenal Gospar. Susan Crfroaeo. Lorrane Liana. Rosa Reverendo. Mono Per era. Done Bome o This club meets to learn more about France and the French culture m a more social atmosphere, The club plans many activities during the year such as Fete de Noel for Christmas, a Mara Gras celebration and they also plan to participate in international Night Senior members will also receive awords at the end of the school year for their participation in the French Club French Club: Bock row Tnstan Ptttman. Antono Brandoo. Am Goodes. Lus Santos. Mono Coefo. Jose Mendes. Manna Bananon. Ceu Martnez. Ana Cant ante, m Fatima Marques. Mrs M Costannero. Advisor Front row Ak3d Xover. Dno So. Irene Manso, M Conno Pros. M Louse Fernandez. Noem Dios 50 Clubs Th� s club was established primarly for the purpose of developing creativity, imagination and orgamza-tion among the members Mr. Zenga odvises the ckjb which plans to have numerous cake sales in order to raise tunas for the purchase of books they wi use. Du o oru ond Drogoro Club: First row Ana Mato . Jock® Colon. Nk� o Domnguez. A)do Xavier. Mono Matos. G«ona Gomez. Stela Ho Second row PoJ Canos Odete Azevedo, Mke Lot one Ajex Franco. John Matos. Jose DaSivo. Mkrnoei Marza, Mr Zenga Third row Qouda Roangues. Neia Olvera. John Cunho. Caspar Cerquoro. Ted Siva The members of this club meet often m the Universal Gym where they endure their strenuous routines fvV Biasi. the odvisor coaches the members on the proper use of the equipment and the dangers that prevail. Members look to Mr Bias for encouragement as wel as odvce He odvises them about the significant effects that weignt-kftng has on ones physical appearance os wen as the individuals wei-bemg It requires numerous hours of practice but to these guys its al worth it in the end Gym Weight umng Club: First row Jock Otv era. Jos® Alyon. Gary VvOm Vincent CavcAo A® Hernandez. Mchaei Sostak. Second row Santogo Lebron. Carlos Gatanma. Ronald Arnold. Jock Barbas. Cohos Sanjurjo KAchoel Pmentei. Steve Sostak. Cahos Jesus. Armrxso Amodo. Ronald Moson If you want to know whats happening m school, read the Announcer It contains all activities whch go on in the school. Thanks to talented staff members, the newspaper is very organized and informative Mrs PeHerito. the odv.soc is always on hand to moke sue the newspaper is a success. The newspaper staff wi be attending a joumaksm conference n the near future Newspaper staff F«t row Antorvo Coetano. • - NkJa Donvxjuez Ana Sanchez Mrs Pelerito. Second row Yvonne Duarte. Ca$ da Bya Jock® Coion. Mona Mar® o Nancy Guerrero soM Mary Ferrero. indo DoS va. Corrr® o Roar . Oqo Vcsento. Jo Ann Rodr ez. Marbei Gonzalez. Gna Rodnguez Ronc d Mason Clubs 51 Is Tlicrc A Meeting Today? This ctub was established to promote positive student attitudes toward environmental concerns through sporting activities with special emphasis on safety. Members meet with Mr. Guarino to discuss the use of sporting equpment sush as fishing. camping, and archery The ckjb also plans numerous trips to listen to speakers on vorious topics. The purpose of this club is to encourage the mastery of the Portuguese language on a conversational level and the awareness through contact with its customs Some of the activities which the dub plans throughout the year ore as follows: participation in International Night, in the festivities of “Portugal Day and the editing of the club magazine “Os Academicos.'' A trip to a Portuguese Art Gallery in New York during Christmas vocation, a luncheon with the students from Saddle Brook rtgh School at Mardi-Gras time; a trip to the United Nations during Easter vacation; and the clubs annual picnic at the end of the year are also on the club's agenda. A presentation of awords are to be given to the outstanding seniors in the club. Portuguese Club: First Row Fernando Santos Amenco Evansto Francisco Mendooca. Helena das. Lua Matoi Celeste Cunha. Victor Pnho. Ceiso Ferreira. Mana H Olvera. Ode a Coimbra. Dina Matoi. Mrs Duarte. Advisor Mona Jooo da Siva. Mono Zambojo Front: Mono Louenco. Maria Mendooca. Ana Cantante. Jaime Rebeto. PoUa Duarte, G«seta Fet©e. Rosa Santos. Aiwa Tdaya Sportsman Club: First row LUs Perera. Cameo Domnguez. Cnee Eng Mdc e row Manuel Pinto. AJbert Marques. Dwigh Thomas. Angel Judo Third row Mr Joseph Matnsoano. Joe Bezak. He o De C vero. Pedro Mutoz. Ceiso For era. Mr Louis Guartno. and M David Robertson. Adveors This club meets to discuss the proper use of ski equipment. The club pians a ski weekend in February to Vermont and a one day trip to Great Gorge They also are planning a dance to raise money for club activities. Awards w be presented to outstanding students at the end of the school year. Ski Club: Top Row M M Afflto. Advisor. Carlos Santos. Conrod Barrero. Michoei Yuschak. David Letts. Randy Orttz. jock Lopes. Frank Loureiro. Santiago Lebron. Em� o Mouroo Mdde row Troy Conshue. Mono Coero Anthony Campos. Isabel Duarte. Ni io Pemo. Jose Campos. PaU Camarmha. Antono R ero Bottom row Antonio Brandoo. Luis Barrero. Senen Prtaiuga. Jam Barbosa. Frar Montero 52 Clubs Studenl Counci: Fnt row Pr© ident Somo Gonzale . Vico President Anthony Cootono. Secretary Gina Poorguo . T' aww tsoboi Fefroro. Storekeeper Jo Ann Rodnguez. Spook©' of th© Horn© Ronald Mason Socona row Senators Da©n© Ai e ano. Ro emane Bo a. Pane l®mos. xa© Rosoop©. NWa Domm z. Jock Coton. Rot ©rta A c o oo, 0 ga Vatente. Gtona Pry era Rosemane Okvena At East Side, there is a group of individuals who represent the student body with the help of their advisor. Mrs Mat or az 20. They are the individuals who try and make East Side a better place both educational and socially The group met with the Board of Education to discuss the topic of Closed Lunch. The Student Councl is also nvolved in numerous activities includng sponsoring donees, organizing faculty-student voHeyboll games and fund raisers for the United Way. A banquet is also planned in the Spring of 1984 For their participation in school affairs, the members are recognized by receiving trophies and certificates The Library Staff assists the librarians n heiprig students locate various books. They also help to sort and replace books in their correct order The staff a avarfoble to most students whenever help is needed Members of the staff meet to dscuss special problems that might arise in the library They also meet to assist in social activities. A Kxcheon is planned at the end of the school year where awards wi be given to Senor members Ltxary Staff Bock row Mr P G© on. Fernanda Amaud. Mr E Shodowrtz. Mr D Johnson Front row Manual Santo . Mono Porora. Samoa Apolnaro. Mana Mendonca. Francaco Mandonca Student Federation CMC Association F«t row Demo Momaro. Advsor. John Cmha. Jock Coton. Soma Gonzalez . Em� o Mouroo. Ne a Okvena. Frank Montego, sab© Ferreira. Gno Roarguez. Senen PwcAgo. Jam Bartjosa lus Baneto Second row Pno Mato . Doen© Ai e ono Mart Gonzalez, sabei Santo . C©ma Ruvo. Rooerta Arcoieo. Mana Guerrero. Fernanda Cruz. PoU Camamna. Jo-Ann No� amowjki. Mana Mooak Frank louero. Nkk. Go©ta Thrd row Ronald Ma on. Anton Tome. Bo C rho. A Franco. Jav r Ramos. Anthony Coetano. Gojpar C©r ro. Conrod Barrero Anthony Campos. Randy Orta. Jock Loo© . Antomo RtJ ro The Student Federation Gvc As-sociaton was estabkshed to organize a major student groups for the purpose of improving the environment at East de High School Members meet with Mr Momaro to discuss ways of preventing vandalism, the cutting of class and the sethng off of fire alarms. The club plans a dinner party and students wi be recognized by receiving awards Clubs 53 Sports ©Otors dscussng the layout Pas m© wMt© out pieas© Our Very Rest Oscussng an item for The yearbook copy s Anton© De Almeoo Where tfxxia the pctv e be p ocetf’ ft oil begins at 7:30 every morning. Awake or not. decisions have to be mode and deadlines have to be met We work very hard selecting pictures, writng copy and working on lay-outs. Our favorite time s “caption writing when we all have nput into what appears in written form under a picture Under the constont supervision of Dr. Pellegrino, our Advisor, the yearoook begins to emerge Our theme. Going Places, Doing Things reflects what the class of '84 is obout We have attempted to bring together through pictures and copy our special year as Seniors at East Side We consider work mg on the yearbook a special part of our lives; we also believe our book shows us Going Places and Dong Things Members of the staff roce fo meet a aeo ne Clubs Yearbook 56 OUR VISIT TO THE RIO APPLE On October 17, 1983 some of our seniors were invited to participate in a trip to the United Nations. We were gang with the purpose of meeting with a Russian delegate ond asking questions obout the shooting down of the Korean Jet-lner After arrival, we proceeded to on auditorium where we met with the delegate He gave us a brief summary of his country's policies and ideas Then the floor was open for discussion Many interesting and wen-thought out questions were asked and there was a lot of controversy between our students and the delegate. After the meeting, we were given a guided tour of the United Nations We were tow what its basic purpose is and we saw several pieces of art work donated by other countries Most of us realized that our trip to the United Nations was a very interesting experience Sen x trip members nciudea «ano Rodnguez Mguel Ley, Gno Roarguez. Teresa Smeto. Wimo Camocno. Omar Heguy, Irma Rivera. Antonio De Almeida. Plar Coamcxso taking time out for a qiicfc pose we find Teresa Smela 56 Activities United Nations Trip Jos® DoS vo retaxing after the tour. The flags of friendship a hope for world-wide p®oce Activities United Nations Trip 57 Antonio DeAlmetdo and P� ar Coamano tofce time to pose whie enjoying the photo dsptoy I want my •'Toddy' ! Roggodv Ann Andy moot Dfocud I've go� n mode 58 Activities Dance Who needs a coshme? An i Hfcety tnreesom© Trick or Treat! The Senior Class presented the Halloween Danceterp on October 28. 1983 at 7:30 p.m Refreshments were served throughout the evening ond the music was supplied by D. J. Freddy Freak Everyone enpyed themselves thoroughly Some came m beautifully designed costumes, whereas others come d'essed as usual. Prizes were offered for the costumes n the folowing areas Funniest. Scariest ond Most Original Al in ol the evening was a total success and everyone hod a great time Angola hAOOJ 'OOfcr'Q fo� Andy Activities Darvce 59 MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL PRESEATS IVAAIIOE The Seventh annual Medieval Festival took place on January 20. 1984 in the Ibrary The Medieval Festival is an outgrowth of what Mrs. Matarazzo's Honors English IV class studies from the beginning of the yeor This year they presented a scene from Ivanhoe Invitations had been sent out and costumes had been made and lines memorized The main characters in the play were Rebecca, played by Mary Jo Kacerek. The Grandmaster, played by DaryH Kilgore. Matvo sin. played by Chee Eng, Brian de Bocs Gufcert. played by Michael Yuschak. lady Rowena played by Maria Corbacho. ivanhoe. played by Anthony Moraes and as Narrator. Christine Oliveira. The day finely arrived, the guests were seated and the procession began The play was received well by al. Refreshments based on those used during the Medieval era were served. The Medieval Festival is a trodrtion at East Side and the class of '84 is proud to carry It on. ivanhoe and 8rian de Bos Gdfcert battle to me flneh 60 Noenx) Oaz od-nres a casket of jewels Rrst Row Christine Ovexo. Jose Row. Noemio Ooz. Ralph Gochettl. Ana Pnho. Thomas Petite. Mono Corfcocho. David Letts. Lucy ftyars. Cnee Eng Bock Row Rose Mane Boia. Daryl Kigore Doene Auetano. Ricky Capote. Mchoei Yuscnck. Pedro fAnoz. Mary Jo Kocerek. Anthony Moroes k my not on straight'? Examining the sword of death The Grandmaster specks to me cotrt Noerrua Dai. Ralph Gochetti and Ana Pnho wart pahentty for me festrvai to oegn Our Red and White Stars When w© go to o footbol game on a Saturday morning, we always find the energy and enthusiasm of the East S de Cheerleaders. Twiners and Color Guards The cheerleaders cheer through ran. snow and freezing temperatures as they support the team Our color guard a best known for the performances at the games in which they demonstrate tmng. precision and above al coordnation Our twiners endure long hours of practice and a tremendous amount of determination as they strive for school sprit. The many hours of proctce pay off as they make half-time performances a splendor to watch Cheerleaders First row Snavonno Gordon. Isabel Ferre a. captan. jequetta Jenrvngs. Second row. Tonya Bishop. Antnette Evens. Apa D'Aiessc. Thrd row. Celeste Caraway. Yvonne Nats. Deborah Gresham. Sharon Gresham. Bruno Pttts Show us you legs Pretty Pose Isabel Ferrero. captain, poses at her best 62 Clubs Cheerleaders Color Guardi Top row, Diane lemos. Roberta Arcoleo. NWa Domrt jez Bottom row, Marta Fernondez. co-captam. XJte Resenae. captor Mono Corbacno. co-captam. mows us one of me various twirino positions Beverly Bam at attention Mono Fernandez, co-captan. srttrg pretty Twrters top row. Mono Noqaero. Rosemarte Parascando. PaOa Vtera. Ne o Okvera Second row. Decoe Pec ora, Rosangeia Costa. Er d Guemdo. Me a Da Siva. Ttwd row. Mormo Rtxero. captor Mono Corbocho. co-captan Clubs Colorguards Twirlers 63 Gno PocfriQuez captam. abioiutety gorgeous A perfect ia jte East Si tiers In Action 64 Clubs Ftog Squod Front row Coptam. Gmo Bocmguez and co-captan. Ke y Savope Bock row Renee Wasrvngton. Ano ftamos. Jeanette KAmoz. B ny Ortiz. Yvette Menaez. Adema Vlarmno The Flag Squad, at East Sid© t$ only a tew years old. but they are fortunate enough to have members with dedication and a wiingness to learn. This has mode the guard the best ever This year the squad received new uniforms which added to the color of their performances. We also wont to recognize the American Section. Banner Carriers, and our mascot. Keisha Eatman who complete this important squad Kiesha Eatman. ou mascot Ou American section proudty cfcptoy the nag Cooch Ockoftoo, introduces the program As part of the Physical Education Program at East Side, dance and body bukJng both contribute to a positive attitude towards physical fitness The dancing provides a sense of rhythm and motion that is exciting to watch Body building is also beneficial because It helps to develop muscle tone An assembly program was held where a combination of gymnastics, dance and body building for the Junior and Senior classes was presented by the talented students involved with these activities. Ftoxi up and Over Wtwt a body! ricahdanang Activities 66 During our four years at East Side, our faculty and administration helped us a great deal. Many times they went out of their way to encourage and direct us. Our teachers tried to give us the best education available to make us better people m our society. They tried their best to help us achieve our goals. Our guidance counselors helped us with classes and also with various college applications We cannot forget our administration who sometimes with their rules and regulations, tried to make East Side a better place for everyone We appreciate everything they did We want them to know that we will always think of them as our East Side family. The Cccooe done’ Division Page Administration Faculty 67 AT THE HEAD OF THE CLASS W© are very fortunate to have a dedicated principal and five vice principals heading our school, They harxJe the respective duties with pride and have helped to bring prestige to our school. During our four years at East Side they have al helped us in one way or another and we thank them for their time and dedication Mrs Mono M Carc� e os - Principal Mr Angelo Sena • Vce Prinapd Mr Carmeio Pclotta . Vice Principal Mr Joseph Cftognon . vice Pnocipd Mr Jock De Fare • Vce Prtndpd Mr Jame Martin • vice Principal 68 Administration Our chairpersons toke pride in their respective areas Each person is dedicated to the mprovement of East Side ttgh School East Side is most fortunate to have such a fine dedicated group of people Ms Donr� gan u.� Mr lardfcfl Mr Cutrtno Mrs Tovtor Dr V® ©: Administration 69 HELPING US TO GO PEACES ... Art and Music are evident in some form in every facet of our ife Our Art and Music Departments help to develop our artistic abilities to their fullest, and to produce many artists, musicians and vocalists The dedicated faculty members truly care about the students and often spend hours trying to encourage them to use their hidden talents. Through their gudance our talented students wi be on the rood to success Mr Glover B A Mr Sutero MA - Music Orchestra Director Dr Pe egmo Ed D - Art. Yearbook odvtsor M Zenno B F A - Art Mr Bowies Muec Accompanist Mr Cleveland BA - Music. Band Director There ore many students at East Side who do not speak English. East Side has developed a B ngud program to help these students. They ore tought in Engfcsh but are also helped m their native language With the help of our Bilingual progrom and English os a Second Language, these students can now learn and adopt to a new way of life Mr AJoyon MA • BmguO Mrs MartJba M A - Bingud Mr BarroduOiro BA - BMnguol Ms Jockson MA - ESI. Supervisory Monitor Mr Lopes MA • Mngja Ms Ramos B A - E S L Mrs Valente MA Bingual Mrs Masn MA - ESI. Mrs Reyes M A - E SI. Bilingual 71 Mr Conger MA • Bus ss Mrs Gronrgker B A - Busness Mi Hudson BA - Busness Mr Krom BA - Busness. Sr Ocas Advisor Mr Metsrteo BA. - Dutrtxitrve E Jucotion Mr Moseie MA Work Onenraton. Unon ReoreientoTrve Ml Porm m a • Buiriess Mrs Puggen M A Busneu Mr Rugger MA • Busmen Ms Sangaie BA - Busness Mi Smrtn MA - Busmen Ms Salomon MA - Buirtess 72 Faculty Business � TO 5 Our business deportment helps to develop ou skis in many ways. Classes such as typing. busness machnes. '©ccxdkeep ng. stenography, and bookkeeping prepare secretarial students for their future Most of these students wifl go nto the business world with the skis that they developed here at East S de With the help of our business department. East Siders are ready for the many chalenges of the real world'' Foculty Business 73 Mrs. Coamano B A - Eng Ms DeCesare Ed S. - Englsh Mr Dtrrtco M A - Englsh Mr o Francesco BA. - Englsh. Foottxal Cooch M Flortto: M.A - Englsh Ms Gtontomasi M.A - Englsh Mrs Kamen M.A. - Englsh Mrs Leonard B A - Englsh Ms Mar che ttt 8 A - Englsh Dr. Mossier Ph 0 • En sh Mrs Matarazzo MA - Englsh Student Counci Advisor. Mrs Metal M.A - ErKgBh 74 Faculty English Acver At A Loss For Words Where coo you be encouraged to select a book and tod yourself engrossed in a mythological title of Old England or be cast away on a tropical island? What about those endless vocabulary lists ana proctice tests in Standard Written English to help rose those verbal SAT scores. How about those essay contests to help us prepare for all the college applications which require 1.984 words on Why I Want to go to College ? Where could you find all this and more'5 In the English classes at East Side with the help of our highly trained teachers, you will never be at a loss for words You can t be serous MaM Mr Me M A. - Engteh Ms Nanrt B A - Engtan. Drama Oub Advisor Mrs PeteriTo B A - Engmv Newspaper Advisor Foculty English 75 PREPARING FOR TOMORROW It is difficult to Sve in a community with so many different nationalities without any knowledge of the many other different cultures and customs which surround us Our foreign language classes help us to better understand the people around us These classes gve us a chance to learn the language and become aware of thee cultures, The knowledge becomes more helpfii as the world becomes sma er ttrough advanced means of communications. By broadening our understanding of foreign language we are better prepared to go places and do ttengs Mrs Castamero B A Foreign languoge. Freocn CluO Advisor Mrs Delaney M A Fore n Language Mrs Duarte B A Foreign language. Portuguese Club Advisor Ms Moreno M A Mr Pontonero: MA Mrs Riccard MA Foreign languoge Foreign Languoge Foreign Languoge Mr Tosun BA. Foreign Language Ms Wngnt BA Foreign Languoge 76 Faculty Foreign Language Mrs Covanough M A - Gudanc® Mrs FiguereOO MA - GtXJonce Ms Marneto MA - Guoance Mrs Gosen M A - Gudance Mr Sarrtxs M A - GuOance Ms Sanche MA Gudance Mj Seawel MA - Guidance Ms Trusrkowsko MA, - Guidance Mr vets JD • Gvxionce Vn Cavanaugh. Sertor Counselor grves odvice to cotege txxnd students Our guidance counselors ore an important part of our years at East Side Beginning in Freshman year, when they helped us settle our schedule changes, through Senior year when the rush was on for college information. The guidance office is a place where many seniors spend time huddled behind cotege catalogues and schoiarshp forms The sensor counselors. Mrs Cavanaugh and Mrs Rosen, became our personal mentors with help m meeting deadlines for applications and financial ok3 forms Despite the paperwork, they never let us down in helping us prepare for tomorrow Faculty Guidance 77 Mr ArdttO: B A Technical Mr Bano B A Technical Mr Decker BA Technical Mrs Johnson M A Home Economics Homemokers Servettes AOvoor Mr Keier M A Technical M Matrisciano MA Technical Mr Mtchei Technical Mr Morris B A Technical M Neves M A Technical M Poberrson BA Techr� cai Ms SavOos BA Techttcd Ms Smiey MA Home Economics 78 Faculty Technical Learning the Basics There are many different kinds of classes a student can take advantage of at East S de. In order to have a complete and well rounded education a multitude of courses such os cooking, sewing, graphic arts, woodshop. electronics and mechanical drawing are offered The students m these classes learn how to hande the chores they must undertake in kte. and they learn how fo perform them wen. They are taught by teachers who not only ore professionals in their respective areas but hove the experience which is passed on. Mr Tort or ©to T©cftmcal Mrs jnoerwooa B A Horn© Econcmc Mr Wogn©r BA T©chr� ca Faculty Technical 79 AA Gotto. he pnQ students sotve the quadratic •Quaton Mr Anarvo - MA Mathematics Mrs Di Piazza - B A Mathematics. Twiners and Cotorguard Advaor Mr Gotto - MA Mathematics Mr Motnaro • MA Mathematics. Crvtc Club Advisor Ms Potakowtki • B A Mathematics Mr Rodnguez • B A Mathematics 80 Faculty Mathematics FIGURE IT OUT! Mrs Saiooaj - B A Mattiemotic Mr SctoQQ; - B A Momemoto. Computer C� ut Advisor Ms SwyVowski - B A Matnemotcs Mr Trovtsono • M A Mathematics K Trtmorco • M A Momemotcs Mrs Yo tg • B A Mathematics Since elementary school we have been dried on simple arithmetic to prepare us for our more dtfficutt High School curriculum. In Freshman year we were introduced to Algebra; a seemngiy impossible course, but with the help of our dedicated teachers we overcame the Offcuttes With each new year, came a new math course, and yet we found another dedicated instructor to guide us along Math is and wi be an important part of our lives It is used every day and is common among many professions such os engineering, accountng. and computer programming No matter what career one selects, math wi always be a part of our Ives Faculty Mathematics 81 Mrs Alexander B A Physical Education. Hearth. Teona Cooch Mr Banas B A Physical Educaton. Health Mr Sk� m a Physical Education. Hearth. Basebai Cooch. CXO Advaor Mrs Brown B A Physical Education. Hearth Mr Dickerson BA Physical Education. Hearth. Cross Country, indoor Track Cooch Mr Duggan B A Physical Education. Hearth. Boys Basketoal ana Girts Trock Cooch M For. B A Health Focutty Advisor Ms Gaiante BA Hearth M Hughes BA Health Ms Steeie 9 A Physical Education. Health. Explorers Oub M Watson MA Hearth Ms Werner M A Hearth. Girts Sottbal 82 Faculty Phys. Ed. Health WORKING OUT Many students may think of Gym os a fun class But. the students here at East Side think of it not only as fun but as serious business It is in the gym and health classes that we learn how to keep our txx es in shape and healthy. Since freshmon yea' we have practiced a variety of sports, aerobics, square dancing and various exercises to stay in shape It's not easy to get into your gym suit and go across to the park to run the mie at 8 45 AM. but with the East Side determination anything can be done In our health classes we have learned everything about first oid. nutrition, cancer prevention, and driver's education We ore fortunate to have had such great teachers during our four years here at East Side. Faculty Phys. Ed. Health 83 THE WORLD OE TOMORROW ... Mr WophOfc MA Scene© Mr Leonard MA Science Mrs Roberts MA Scene© - Putue Ptiyedans Club Advisor From Practlcol Science to Chemistry, the science department at East Side is put together with competent instructors. Whether we are ted through the genus and species in Biology. the degree of the incline plane in Physics, or diatomic molecules In Chemistry, we are constantly being given the knowledge of our experienced teachers. We wi be wei prepared for the Technological World. Mr Androous MA Science Mr Occone MA Scene© Ms Gonnet B A Science Mr Humg M A Science Make sue you don't spa any! Mr Jay BA Sconce Mr Kng MA Science 84 Faculty Science Faculty Social Studies 85 Mr Burger MA • Social StuOes Mr Sort no MA - Social StucJes Mr Ct MA Social Studfcs. Artor Class Advaor Mr Maiango MA -Social Studes Christian O'Neal MA -Social Stuctes Mr Palumbo BA -Social Studes Our social studies department offers elective classes such as Psychology and Sociology as well as the required classes of World History and U S History In history class, we are given an objective view of our past from the beginning of civilization as we know it. to the birth of our own nation We are also mode aware of world problems today and the changes which are forecast for tomorrow The psychology and sociology classes give us a better understanding of people and societies. This wfl help us in our understanding of a global community as we make plans to become an important part of that community. i v . tt; i Whar do you moon tme'j up“ Mr Ruba M A. - Soaal stud© Ms Ter ©So BA - Social Studes Mr Zenga MA - Social Stud . Qub Advisor Mr CUton B A - Special Education nas Fusco M a. • Special Education Ms James B A - Special Education Mr S va B A - Special Education Dr. undgren Ed. D. Project Teocner. Motti Mr Mascatieio B A Project Teocner. ReocJng Ms Goson m A Ubranan Mrs Johnson M A Ubranan Mrs Shodowitj M A Ubranan Mrs Yomg: M A Remedai Peodng Mr Grant M A Speech Therapist Ms Poangues M a Service Worker 86 THAT SPECIAL CONCERN Mr Jock M A Attendance Counselor Mr McCormock M A Attendance Coiraaky Mrs Block Nurse Ms Shendon Nuse Ms lope M A Bflnguoi Testng Coordnator Mr RendOfO M A BAngud Resource Speookst At East Side, we have faculty members who help us m special ways This year, the Special Education Deportment added two new members. Mr Cullen and Ms James We welcome them and wish them our best. Dr Lmdgren and Mr Moscatieno, our Project Teachers for the Chapter I program, work with those students who need special help in the areas of Math and Reading m addition, our Speech Therapist. Mr Grant and our Remedial Reodmg teacher. Mrs. Vernie Young are ready to assist those students who require that extra help. Another branch of our Specials'' can be found n the Media Center This year, however. Mrs Shodowitz. one of our dedicated librarians, retired after many years of service. We wish her wel in the days aheod Mrs Lopez, our Testing Coordnator. assists those students new to the English ionguoge and Ms. Rodrigues. Servce Worker, works with students and the families whenever necessary. The Attendance Department has also odded a new member. Mr Jack He is r. charge of the Truancy Task Force. We are sure that he wi help with the contnued success of our attendance improvement plan. Our school nurses. Mrs Block and Ms Sheridan, help provide many of our students with needed formation regarding health matters Mr Rendero. our Binguai Resource Specialist, gives special attention to the many needs of our pimguol students along with Mr Wichowski. school drug coordinator, who gives of his tme and energy keeping students informed about the negative aspects of drug use Mr Wchow . B A Drug Coordnator Pieose reh n me doc by Xne 22. row 87 OTHER MEMBERS OF OUR FAMILY... Who do you think types those Announcements? How about those absence lists? O K.. now for a tough one How about our high school transcripts that are sent to the colleges? Our own secretaries, that's who! Our secretaries are always busy gathering important information to be used by us. They are a crucial part of our personnel who help to keep our school system running smoothly. Mr Coamano Mrs OU Mr loria Mrs lavoofc Ms Maresco Mrs Pamuto Mrs Peiose Ms Serateia Mrs Tremarco 88 Caleferto Too Row V Froper. E Geek. E Borne . A Santoro. R Johnson. T MarrK. D. Reave B Bame . M Jenkns. E Fernandez Bottom Row M Thome. I Senatore. A Red. J Ranone. M Giordano. M Jenmns Custodians Lucy Nyars. Ann Stun. Woody Grody. Sr Custodan Early m the morning the cafeteria workers are busy preparing cxx we� balanced lunches They are dedcat-ed to giving us the best possible meals With the arrival of the closed lunch program they were faced with double the amount of preparation, but they stl manoged to keep the lunchroom running smoothly. The custodians take pride in keeping our school the cleanest it can be They spend long hours here and they make us feel right at home Safety is very mportant to our security guards They make sure that we learn In a safe envronment. They give us a feeling of security; a valued part of our Ife at East Side It takes cti of these dedicated people to keep our school running smoothly and they are very important part of the East Side family. Security Barbara Hudton. E th Wtoon. Heod Security Guard. Walter Choiewo. Kerneth Johnson. Neal Thoma . Julo Fuente . Rota Paiock The me for cokT Kmch The 5th period piQ-out 90 Wasn't it just yesterday that we walked nto the auditorium for freshman orientation? We were anxious and reoav for anything. The next four years would be what everyone refers to as the best years of our fcves. ' We became part of the East Side famrfy and were amazed oy those seemingly untouchable Seniors Those upperclassmen who held an air of excitement and sureness about the future that we couW only strive for. We stood by ana watched as they received doss rings ana awards; as they talked of proms ana graduation Nothing could make our Senior year come soon enough rt was always so far away What ever happened to those Semors we always looked up to. the ones who carried the East Side tradition through yet another four years? We become those Seniors Worting hard, or hardy workng? Division Page Seniors 91 PEOPLE AT THE TOP Mr Kroin. Ctoss AcMkx, and Oa� Officer We the graduating class of 1984 wish to thank Mr Krolin. our Senior Class Advisor, for his many efforts on our behalf Thanks to his efforts, our class was involved m a number of activities such as our Fashion Show. 50's Dance. Junior Prom and HaHoween Dance, not to mention ai the senior activities such as. the Picnic. Farewei Dance. Senior Banquet and the Senior Prom. These memorable occasions wiU always be the highlights of our High School years Assisting Mr. Krofen ond heading the Senior Class are our officers. Beginning with President Emilio Mouro. Vice President George Gonzales, and Assistant Vice President Chee Eng. along with Treasurers John Matos ond Antonio Tome, and Secretory Dma Matos. They have done an exceptional job in handling matters such as the co ection of class dues and planning activities for the benefit of our class Not to be forgotten is Rosemarie Bola. the Valedictorian, who also serves as the Honor Society President 92 LUIS ALVARADO Evl Deod Let the Mu� c Ploy Planet Patrol Tcfcng off school Petun Beat it Kas My Friends The Jed . ALVARADO Oung Womoh fakrtQ Love Out of Nottwsg at Al i Gran Comoo he bfth of my rvece. ft James ALEXANDER ALVAREZ An Officer ft A Gentleman Just You And I RoAng Stones The Gel I love With Al My Heart. Fatma Lujes JUSt ALVCO Rood Warnor Sexy ft 17 Stray Cats 93 OUR VALEDICTORIAN Pony's I Karmo Chameleon Cdtv e Club My Friends NANCY AMATO Roden Of The Lost ArV Total Edpse of the Heart Hal ft Oars My Fnends MICHAEL ANDRUCHOWITZ An American Werewort h London Cum On Fee the None Oaet R ot Mr Zocp s Botogy Oom Rosemarie Bokx our class Valedictorian. leods the ’•Top Ten” with a GPA of 4.305 Rosemarie's activities include the positions of President of the Honor Society Student Counci Senior Senator and Assistant Secretory to the senior class. She has also been a member of the Outdoor Club and the History Club Rosemarie has received the Rugters Scholar Award for ranking ncmber one in the Junior Class. She was also the winner of Second Prize in the first annual Newark Business Skids Olympics in the area of Typing I. m the future, our Valedictorian plans to attend coiege while at the same time continue working one someday own the ogency where she is employed With Rosemarie's deduction to her work and he' remarkable aptitude, this should be wei withn he' An Officer And A Gentleman Very Spec Bfty idol The Day I met j. S The I ait American Virgin Fooin EHock Saooath Fodng Around n Classes ISALINOA APOUNARIO PorVy'i Making Love Out Of Mowing At Ai A Supply Day Dreamng Oau The Beit Of Fnendi MARIO ARENCIBIA CARLOS APONTE The Song St Remains The Same Starway To Heaven Led Zeppesn ai me G n i Footed Aj xt 3 wim The Last American Vrgm Never Gonna Let You Go Ajr Supply The Good Tmes i hod wtm my Porky's No One Lfce You Oet Leopard My Great Times with my Trends Porky's FarthfiJy Joaney Latch tme Senor vear 95 MARGARIDA AZEVEDO Pcxky' Every Breath YOU Take Foreign Joe AJ my FneryJ The Tiger Survivor My Senior Veor Porky Total Ectpse o« me Heart Men At Work My Friends and Manny The Lent American Wgm Hot G t m love Flock o seagju 3rd Fkxx Hangout 96 On The Mound LUIS BARREIRA Arvnv House i OO n My Way San'ona CONRADO First Blood m A B 0 Country Po co My BaOv M' Hangng out 4m Floor ELENA The Go- God Father, fm Bumrvg up For You love Foreigner Good tm© with Pressy Friends Juxor Year CONSUELO ssr° n ™ Endow Love Heatwave Server Prom Jorge Santtogo, pitcher for our varsity baser; qi team, is a tremendous athlete He t$ crediteo witn pitching a no hitter oganst Barrnger. last year, that ed to an East Side victory of 7 - 1 He finished the season with an overa record of 6 1 - 1. Jorge is also used as a designated hitter and has compiled a .390 batting average In his jun or year he received the Most Vahjobie Junior award on the varsity team and in June 1983 he was voted East Sider of the month. Upon graduation, he plans to attend Fafrie-gh Dickenson University and expects to participate in the r varsity basebal team 97 A no-hrt prtcher STRIVING FOR THE TOP On© of the most outstanding business students at East Side is. M� chele Cynor. who won second place in Steno II last year. She is currently taking 90 words per minute and is preparing herself for another try at the Olympics, scheduled for May. Her future plans include majoring in business or legal education at Seton Hall University. Th-s is a very challenging and easy career for such an exceptional student NAchote Cynor. proofreodng her steno Words Don't Com® Easy Love is A Battteteta Making Love Out Of Nothing At Al At Suppfy Hanging Out With the Outlaws. Duran Duran 3eng Sixteen and M J. A. Anor Year THOMAS BLOZEN Escape From New York Pop Goes My love Dtoco 1 Quarters n the Colors Soronty Home is The The End Deoorge The Fun We Hod m School DIETRA BOHLER The Day After jesus is Love Commodores Mr Bottno 98 ?OSEMARIE BOLA roots® :ott� nJv Joomoy Jeng with Fnencts between rwssos ft ng tr ch PAULA BONDA For Your Eyes Only wands m in® stream The Po c® Good Tmes KAREN BOROWICZ Over The Edge Pictured Life Ronnie Jamej Dto Seaside neghtj 83 VIVIAN BORRERO Porky's l 0i I is This The End New Edton The Year Of 83-84 MARA BRANA An Officer And A Gentleman Total Ectpse Of The Heart Duran Doan Freeds JOSE BRANCO Fast Trees At Rogemont tkgh Stairway To Heaven Rush My Semor Year MARIO BRANCO The Olympic Moment Open Amts Jooney My Career m Cross-Country and Trocfc DEIANDO BRAXTON 99 LOUTA BROWN Wes S do Story Jet theme CANDACE BURLEY Edde Murphy Time W« Reveal Y BUkNS Trading Places Total Ecftpse Of The Heart Spener’s De Barge New EcStion Boys Friends Freshmen Year A RUSHER BUTLER Class of 84 Love is Where You Fna it The Whispers Aifrea J. Hi Road Warrior Quererre A Tl Juan Pardo My Fneods PILAR Risky Busriess Let The Music Play Culture CluO Summer of 83 with T. C Fotnon Shows LILLIA CACERES ANA CALCAO An Officer Ana A Gentleman Keep On lovn You Air Supply Good Times Spent with Pvj 100 W1MA CAMACHO An Off'C©' And A Gentleman Mc ng Love Out Of Nomnfl At AJr Suppfy My Senior Year PAULO CAMAR1NHA 'Jeoel Without a Come ai veoets Pvie Stray Cot Tern A Co Newark Ooxm Boys The Lost American Vsgn Total Ectpse Of me Heart Air SupoN Al my Friends IN TENTH PEACE... Octooussy gh Roe Ashford Simpson Getting Most VauaWe Ptoyer Award Amador Costeto finishes off our Too Ten groduaTes with a GPA of 3.97. He hos been involved m clubs such as Future Physicians, the Computer Club. History Cub. Outdoor Club and is also a National Honor Socety Member Amador's future plans mduae a college care©' and to receive a Masters Degree m either Chemical or Nuclear Engineering with some Bus ness os a background A Nuctecr Scientist'’ 101 PRECIOSA CARDOSO Flashdance So Many Men Mawmo Good � mes with Eteno Friends BODY ItlJILnilVG CHAMP Who do you know who has won seven body budding awards' Ronald Mason, that's who! Ronalds awards include Mr. Suburban Teenager. Doc's Championship. Shore Body 3mdiing Expo, as well as East Side's Championship for 2 years straight. Body bu dng is one of Ronald s favorite past times along with jogging and playing golf He was a member of the golf team and pioced fourth m the city. Other activities that he was mvovled in include Speaker of the House for the Student Council, chief of the hail patrol, and a member of the cafeteria committee Ronald's future plans are to attend Montclair State Codege and major in physical education We wish him the best of luck! CELESTE CARAWAY Smofcey and the Banat Oancn wrth Mysetf Det Leppard Hanpn out on me 3rd floor LINA CARREIRA An Officer and a Gentlemen rstghts in wr� fe Satin David Bowie DIANA Groat tmet spent with my frond 102 Seniors CORINET CARSWELL GLADYS CARTAGENA Choned Meoi Let the Music Play Shanan East $ ae FRANCISCO CASAL Ycxy g Warriors Comlortatjty Numb Pr FOyd Monroe Boys FRANCISCO CASALINHO Spring Break Mental Health Men at Work Going Oown the shore Pocky Say. Say. say Go-Go's GroOuaton Day AMADOR CASTELO PorVys Pm ate Eyes Has A Oates Teachers 4 Fe ow Students ANTONIO CASTRO Yos tg Warriors Come on Feel the No«se Led 7eope n Al the Lovely Women Seniors 103 MARIA CATAR1NO First 6 000 Can on Foe tho Motto Outer Ptot M JO KIM CATENA Tho Lost American Vrgrt One Mc o Snot f choo Jockson Hanoi'S with MmdM CLOSED FOR GOOD? CELIA CHANTR6 FioshOance Every Breath You TCfcO Sheeno Easton Shanng my Me with Dominic ROSEANN CHOLEWA RMfcy Busoess Wartng For A Girl Ike You Def Leppard My love Ben S. MILAGROS Stripes Mroces The Spmers Fnends m the begnnng of our senior year closed lunch was introduced. For some of us It was a shock, we were used to our local hang outs (Popuiars. GP's. Ralphss. Ali's.) Despite our protests, closed lunch rema-ned. At first it was hard to get used to. but we soon realized that it brought the seniors closer together We are often found at our tables remrvscing about events that happened during our years here; helping to figure out last night's Chemistry homework, or shoring our graduation plans We also figured out what to eat in the cafeteria. Everyone usualy agrees on the saioa bar as a good choice, in the long run, closed lunch proved to be very successful 104 De ciou ' JOSE CLAUDIO Private School lot GrfJ love MOJ A Lin® On You Pot Senator n 3rd floor Dothroom Honomg BukJftg C Grease Mooem Love Ar ScpO Y Teochers LEVI COELHO An Officer and A Gentlemen Who Are YOU? The Who October 16. 1982 Hel Night Tonight | Ceietyote My Love Sou Sorvc Force Junior Year when I met Chucol LETICIA COMAS An Officer And A Gentlemen Suki Yak) CX an CXran Good tmoj wtth Mends MARIA CORBACHO SANDRA CORDOVA Oaky Busne Makng Love CXrt Of Nothing A! Al AM SuOPY The good vnes with my Mends who reaTy cared Tony 105 ALTINO CORREIA First LOve You and I A� Supply Al the good lookng gris MARGARIDA CORREIA West SOe Story Never Gonna Le? You Go DovSa Bowte My forever love • Carto X HN COSTA ROLANDO COUCE Dawn Of The Deod Btocfc Sabbath AC-DC Al tne Qrts I mode love to ENRIQUE CRUZ Trodng Places Let The Music Play The Po ce Mr ArcStO FREDDY CUNAS CELESTE CUNHA Al The Ritfit Moves Love B A Battieheia Ar Supply My tmes lote to Homeroom ELOI CUNHA Pink Floyd. The Wa« Ashes To Ashes The Cars Monroe Boys 106 ELVIRA CUNHA JOSE CUNHA Thom Birds Pink Floyd You And i Dirty White Boy Air Supply Beaties My Senor Year. Monro Boy MICHELE CYNAR An Offtcer AncJ A Gentlemen Ant Be Good To Me CX on tXran Frtendi Sen Year ARMANDO DA CUNHA The Cws of 84 London CaBng Clash Soccer Team ROSA DA CUNHA «Sky Busnow Wartng For A G n Lice You The Po ee Seorge Fnends RUI DANTAS The last Amencan V� gn Dov Srie Of the Moon Prk Hoyd The G ts A PROMISING ENGINEER Promeng Engneer lift Per era Graduating second in the class is Luts Pereira with a GPA of 4 26. Luc has been very active over his four years n East Side He credits nclude the Computer Club. History Club. GtAdance Advisory Board. Sportsmoas Club os wen as the National Honor Society and Fashion Show member He has also served as a Computer Aide, has taken oart in CUME '83 (a program in chemical engtfheermg) and extra courses n Lnear and Computer Math at Essex County College. Luis has been toted m Who's Who Among Amercan tfcgh School Students and received a National Merit weaderstvp Award One of his outstandng achievements was usmg his knowledge of computers to program major computer projects for school This Top Ten student's future plans include attaining a masters degree n Electrical Engneenng and work mg toward a managerial position in ndustry 107 Magic On Ice Bobby Strychorz and Tommy Blozen are two of our finest hockey players this year Both players have been on the team for 4 years and both were given Most Vatuaole Ptayer Awards. Bobby who plays right wing made the C division on the 1st team All-Stars. And. Tommy, our goafie, is erec ted with several shut outs and doing a great job of cefending our team agamsr penalty shots. Tommy plans to become a truck driver after graduation, and Bobby plans to become an electrician. Although both of them have very different future plans, one thmg is sure, they wdi definitely continue to play hockey Hockey stars' JOSE DA ROCHA Foomo Def lepoard First Blood Jr. Year ANABELA DA SIVA Mklnight Express Karma Chameleon Cutue Ouo My Senior Year JACK DA SILVA Perky's Ai Mg'-- :ono The Po ce Mom JOSE DA SILVA Rtty Busoess Foreigner Fke Onh DA SILVA Busness From the Heart Stray Cots Senior Prom S xnmer of '83 LIDIA DA SILVA Thom Bras Mcfcng i ove Out Of Nothno At AJ Ax Supoty Friends 108 Pisky Business Cum on Feei the Noise lea Zeppem Monroe Boys ANTONIO DE ALMEIDA MARIA DE OLIVEIRA ROSALIA DE OLIVEIRA An Arrwcan Werewolf in London Tootsie just An fcjKon Total Eclpse Of The Heart The Go-Go's CX an Duran AJ my mends Hanging out m the HaSs Mono. ANNA DE SOUSA PorVy's I Suddenly Lost Summer The Potce 109 MARttJA CMAMANTINO HafcDwooo I Total Eclpse Of The Heart Plr Floyd Bvtt AX UP V l C09IL G EXECUTIVE HELENA WAS NOEMIA WAS The Class of '84 Risky Business Mofcng Love Out Of Nothing At Ai Total Eckpso Of The Hoart Air Supply The Pofcre M,SM ,K' 2 - 8)W CAMILO DOMINGUEZ Hanging out In 112 Making Love Out Of Nothing At Al Cars Fhends at East S de Fashdance Hard To Soy I'm Sorry Air Supply Trock meets m Reshman Year An Officer Ana A Gentleman Total Ecicse Of The Heart The Ponce Good times -MO Tony Ramundo. number nine in our graduating class with a GPA of 4.0. has led on eventful high school life He has taken part in such activities as the Computer Club, the Guidance Advisory Board and has served on the Student Counci Executive Board as wel as being Homeroom Representative Tony's other interests vary from being on the wrestling team, to taking part in the Junior Class Fashion Show, as a model, and being a member of the National Honor Society He also received runner-up in the konbound Optimists Oratorical Contest and is listed in the pubScation, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Plans for the future consist of going on to college and majoring in business odmmstration with groduate school possibly be mg the next step This scholar's long-range plans center on being a successful executive. Anyone who knows Tony also knows he will have no trouble occompfcshmg this Lord of trie Fkes captures Tony's interest Casablanca True Journey Tmes spent at East Swe ana with SEAN DUHART West Side Story Jealous Gtrl New Edrtton Qrti EDWIN DUPREY KESHIA EATMAN p-Tak I Am Love Jennifer Hofcday fWs Glover ana Ain't Misbenavn Nee Dreams Free Bose Grand Master Flash East Side Ugh CHEE ENG The Wai Don't Forget To Dance Pr Floyd Friends A more friends 111 ANA FELICIANO Risky Busnoss lota Etfpse Of The Heart The Pc ce Good times with Wfte CIDALIA FERNANDES The Rocky Horror Pictue Show Na No Hey Hey K« Mm Goodbye Banonarama A Special Monroe Boy EDUARDO FERNANDES Pink Royd The War ConfortaMy Nimb Pink Royd Monroe Boys JOAO InlfcKKY hfcKNAINUfcO Revenge Of the Mnjo Beat n The Po ce My friends of 84 Chno G i Pat Senator Cw w d parties Anobei MAKIA htKNANUtZ Rosnaance Farthfjfy Jos ney Color Goard Prochce Jirwy Yecr 112 A FUTURE IA COMMERCIAL ART Rood Warro' Danang With The Who Senior Year CIOM of 84 Making Love Out Of Nothr g At AJ Ar Supply Friends Oashdance Makmg Love Out Of Nothing At AJ Ar Supply finaly wrwvg a too tool game Men at Work ■rends The Ctoss of 84 Too Late For love Def leopard Some of the ’eochers Marta Cotarino ts a truly exceptood artist She has won many awards for her efforts such as ‘Newark Pride m Progress. where she attended a ceremony n Atlantic City and received a plaque and a $100.00 Savngs Bond. She also won first place for designing a logo for the Science Teacher's Association of Newark as wel as having her art work displayed in the Newark Teen Arts Festival at the Newark Museum Maria has also contributed to the scenery for both the Fashion Show and the annual Musical as we as doing a of the artwork for the 84 yearbook A future in Commercial Art is Marla s plan. ana she wants to attend colege. takrvg a commercial art major. Talent in motion 113 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR l Kxxy of ?he pack The athlete of the year, as selected by al the coaches at East Side is Mario Branco He «s captain of both the Cross Country and Track Teams. Throughout his four years at Eas? Side, his skin has developed steodily He has held the title of most valuable runner for the Dost two years m both Cross-Country and Track. Mono has won many champtoosNp titles Among the most important are. Essex County Champion '83. Newark gh School Varsity Champion 3000 meter run '83. Newark High School Junior Varsity Champion in 1500 meter run '82. and Sectional North I - Group IV 2nd place (state champonshp) Mario has also been Vice-President of the Trock Club for three years and he was voted East Sder of the month in May 1983. not only for he ski as a runner but also for his achievements as an honor student. Mario possesses fme qualities such as determination and drive We wish him prolonged success as he reaches for the top An Officer And A G Love b A Battlefield Par Benofar My Senior Year on Def Leppard War Gome WtfcvinQ ignorant people An Officer And A Gentleman You're My Everything Qiti e Club Event that happened to me at East Side, 114 MICHELLE POOLER Who's Cryng Now War Games The Poice Chris OJ taks n Motongos Class ANTONIO FONSECA Private Lessons Love is A Battlefield Men at Work Senior Year ANTONIO FONSECA Pocky I. I. ■ AiwayvN-Forever Josjney Jdono and Friends SONYA FORTENBERRY JOSEPH FRESCO Richard Pryor - Here k Now Poaa Wamor Ebony Eyes White Lines De Barge B4y idd Yogi Nothing NICOLENA GAETA The Outsiders How CoMd You Hove The Heart? Mcnoei Jockson The Good tmes at East Side JOSE GAFANHAO Class of 84-Pock Of Ages Def Leppard Hanging n the Hals Porky's its Gonna Take A Mr ode Los Vednos Fnends 115 An Oncer A xa a Gentiemoo An Oncer And A Gentleman Vkxog Love Out Of Noting At ai Tota Eclp e Of The Heort Ar Suppy Men at Work AI my Irenas Friends just You And I Atr Suppfy Be«ng with my ooyfnend Femondo Rocky Horror Show Bohemian Rhoosody ao Boog with N©to First Stood Pyromania Def Leppard My Fnends EncSess love How Am I supposed To Uve without You A Supply Awl with mu Irwwii A ThAlTVI GOVIvR VOR'S SCHOOL STUDENT Antonio De Almeida has ranked number 7 m the class of 1984 with a GPA of 4 024 His many school related activities include the National Honor Society. Computer Club and also Advertising Editor of the 1984 Torch He awards include a istng in Who's Who Among American High School Students and the Achievement Award at Newark High School Scholars Day. Antonio also had the honor to participate n the 1st Governor's School of New Jersey. m the future he plans to attend college and ootam a degree in one of the liberal arts fields 116 Ordnary Peopte Every Breath You Take MarYvotfar Transfer Fve Drfc Fiasnoance Time Wi Reveaf fAcNsoi JOCkJOO Good times with my friends 117 An Officer and a Gentleman Mokng Love Out Of Nottwo At Al A Scoofy Bits of Broadway and fneoas POfVy'S Pink Royas The Wal Led Zepooir. The night l sow Robert Plant n Concert Truly Kooi and the Gong The time spent with Wanda. Maria my frends SHAVONNA Fiashdance Snce You've Been Gone My Days as a Cheeheoder THE TRADITIOJV CONTINUES Tr © “Torch'' ceremony is a tradition that began in 1934. The Torch symbolizes knowledge ft is the light from which the sparks of knowledge are constantly foing The Seniors have kept it for their term and wi pass it on to the Junior class at graduation ceremonies. The Seniors w« always cherish the symbofesm of the Torch. With these thoughts, we the graduating class of '84. say good-bye to East Side, but we are cert an that the fraction w.i be continued. John Matos receives the Torch on behalf of the doss of W 118 Seniors KENNETH HENDERSON Rocky I Photography Journey The gns my friends. Who � Harry Kelerman and Why b He Sayng These Terreie Ttvngs About Me Carry On Your Wayward Son, The Who. AI that I have E.T. For leu Eyes Only Culture Club My Server Year BARBARA An Officer And A Ar t No Mountan rtgh Enough Planet Patrol Fuihouse Mave Omar Here And Now Since You Been Gone Blue Magic My Grts Blue Trx xjer Suddenly Last Summer, L ne Bothering Mrs Coomano at the office and at home accomptehed HERNANDEZ Always 8 Forever freeze Summer of '82 Richard Pryor Ebony Eye Mchoel Jockson My Famly Seniors 119 STEVEiVS INSTITUTE STUDENT Chee Eng. the number four groduote with o GPA of 4.2 is a we8 rounded odhridual with many interests Tnese include a term as the Presdent of our Jr Class, and a member of the Sportsman s Club He has received awards in Geometry and Computers. Art and Chemistry In Computers. Cnee ranked 4th in Competiton and also received an award at Stevens Technical institute Hfe Chemistry award was also received at Stevens. Chee plans to attend college and major n Computer Science After groduarng this Top Ten person plans to find a job as a Computer Programmer or Systems Analyst with a large corporation. We wish him the pest of luck JAMES A Team rm So Proud Of You Mary Jane G is James RoOnson Benny Hi You're tArnoer One In My Book GkxJys Knignt The P© Cneemg me fooroai team my Myserf Fk� hdar ce Out Here On My Own Donna Sunmer My Best Pnends Karen. Katny ana ... Al School Muvca Welcome to tne Mochne Pink Floyd Getting caught on me root whle cutting c c as$ 120 ANABELA IEITE Policy's 'Ota Ecipse Of the Hoart Men at Wort Summer Vocations ANA LEMOS Haloween I Beat rt Ciiture Out) The Deooe ' met A word wnmer, Oee Eng JACQUELINE KNIGHT Chorda Heat let The Music Play Man Parrish '82 My Freshman Year at East Side FERNANDO IAVRADOR Porky's Every Breath you Take AC DC East Soe grt and closed k ich DAWN LANT SANTIAGO LEBRON Master of Dsoster The Total Ecipse Of The Heart AC DC The pretty gds and the class of FATIMA LAVADO Class of •84 -Just You And I Pat Beoator The good imes at East Side with 121 PROUD ARTISTS The Newark Teen Arts Festival is held at the Newark Museum in March, as part of The Youth Art Month Celebration. Many talented art students, singers, dancers and musicians from East Side are always represented in this special event. Lost year. Irene Manso and Madeline Galarza were among the students given certificates Irene received her certificate for a stoned glass window design ana Modekne for a photgrom Both Irene and Modeline are gomg on to co ege ana plan on taking more art courses because the high school art classes were great Osptoy those certrfcatesi RUBEN LEMOS An Offcer Ana A Gentleman Mr Crowley Oziy Ottxxjmo Friends Enter The Dragon Cum on Feel tne Norte Flock Of Seogjts Poconoes 83 LEY Young Warriors Searchng ume Hanging out In tne omco LORRAINE LILAND Risky Business Trviy My Squre The Summer of '82 tocky Horror Picture Show ■hot's What Dreams Are Moao Of uces tovemoer 10. 1983 An Officer Ana A Gentleman Young Ttrks Cutti e Club Frieoas JOSE LISBOA Putcv Buvoow nABg Country Th® Fix Gong down the more with friends. Thiy Lionel P� chie East S«d® Hgh School JOAQUIM LOPES Anmd House Starway To Heaven The Who last day of school ROSA MARIA LOPES Th® Day After Rock This Town Stray Cats My best mends Endess Love Endess Love Go' Go's Freshman year Th® Last Amoncan Vrpn Baby Com® To Me Pnk Floyd Good times with Mondy Fiashdance Every Bream You Take Pcice Freshman yeor Fiashdance is This The End? New Edtton Faflng down me stars Doss of 84 Petoe Rvio Pockets And Meteors Getting lh and Out o trouble EDNA LUGO The Gates Of He AJways And Forever De Barge Friends EVELYN LUGO The Gates Of Mel Always And Forever De Borge Hangng out with the Latin GirH Crew MACIAK The Pink Panther Moves Teenoge Gentlemen Nose In Bondage lene Lovtch and Drunk 9 houj in the elevator and fowle encounter MADEIRA Risky Business Total Ecipse Of The Heart Oiture Club Summer of 83 DEISI MALDONADO JOSE MALDONADO LORENZO MALDONADO Baby Come To Me Fkjshdance Air Supply Frtdtess Love Staying Akve Fis odele Stock out 1980 Friends ScrewtxH Cum on Feet the Noue Quet Pot My Friends 124 MAR1BR MALDONADO ScfOwtX Cim On Fee The Ndze Quot B� t My gooo t od times MARIA MANANGAO PWfcv Bovnou Endow love Cdture CKto HooOto B TeOtfy Bear Ploy That Beat ZJu Beau GrodXJton Nght fliA £UA niART tfPZ FUTURE Wima Camacho, another one of Softool ptayers. has a fantastic record. With 16 stoen oases and a Oatting averoge of 383. she is an asset to the team. Afte' eoang her career os short stop. Wilma plans to attend cofcege and get the Dest education she posstoty can. Her goal s to heod a large company and own a chain of stores throughout the United States pfiy cc v n da . outhermndeontr game 125 BUSINESS A I) COMPUTERS. Graduating with the 7 ranking ond a GPA of 4.0 is Daene Aurefcano During Doene's high school career she has taken on such activities as Cheerleading. Student Counci, Computer Club and Hstory Club as wel as bong a member of the National Honor Society and the Guidance Advisory Board. Doene has also placed second in the First Annual Newark Business Skills Olympics in the area of Steno I. One of her outstanding achievements was being involved in the designing of a computer program for the school which enabled the Guidance Department to schedule students for courses in accordance with their respective CTBS and MBS scores Of her future plans, Doene states, she would like to go to college and major n Computer Science ond also rake a minor in Business Administration Certainly on aTtonaoie goal for such a fme student os Daene Aurefcano. JUAN MARTINEZ 4a Hos S El Rock De una Noche Do Vorano Mguei Rios My Hgn School MARGARITA MARTINEZ FloshOonco Total Ecipse Of The Heart OUet Riot Mv Frienos Rock loos’er B-52-s Senor year RONALD MASON Heresies Muscles Commodores East Side gh School MAKIIN5 Total Eckpse Of The Heart ADtoa The good times 1 hod l onely Lady Pyromarto Def Leppard The good tmes 126 DINA Thom I B rc� Kharmo Cameieon file Sprngfleld lunch Time fnenas AnOfftcer And A Gentlemen Every Step You Take Men At Work Frtenaj ALBERTO MATOS Porky Chro Gtn Quet Riot The Grt At Ea� t S le JOHN MATOS StL- Our House. Styx Foottoar first vetory Good tmes. tne ce«or A Bndge Too Far Games Without Frontier The Po ce Mv Friends Ortcy's taking love Out Of Nothing At Al Mr Supply rfy closest fnends Fiashdance Tota Edpse Of The Heart A Supply Xrtcx year 127 ROSA MATOS Outsiders David Bow� . Don’t Go Tony M0-B2 good times wttft B Grt JULIE MC COLLUM An Office And A True. Spondou Ba et My good friends Akce. and Kim ana me good time we nod SOCCER GREAT. One of this season s outstanding soccer players is the capton of the team. Jock Da Siva. Jack plays center halfback, a position of extreme mportance Throughout the game, he must montan his speed and ogity as we« as his aggressiveness. Jack utilized a of these components as he led the soccer team through yet. another city championship. Jack was oiso voted most valuable player on the team this year As Mr Neves stated. He is not only a skiful player but he is also a very dedkrated one Dedcated not only to the sport but also to his team. Jack's future plans include going to college and playing soccer as much as possible We wish him lots of luck and continued success on and off the field. MATTHEW MC KEON GARY MENDES ExCXCOl umeKfit Everyone An Officer And A Gentleman A guerra Dos Memnot Menudo Wend Up in Smoke A.EJ.O.U and Sometmes Y Sharon East S«e wgr School Betun Of The JecJ ANTONIO first 8� ood fixing Every Breath You Take Oef Leppard The Posce Monroe East Soe ugh School Tops. 99 Lufto Bceoons Deod Kennedy's Pos e Teaser NeworY Down Boys JACK MOkADO Bood Wamor White Lnes Freeoose AC DC Senor year 3rd floor 129 Brecfc Donee Van Hcnen Soccer Team B.i.O. Animal House Come On lene Dew Mdrygnt Runners My friends ANN NA JMUWoKI Ptomdance Love Is A Battiefteid Pot Benatar Class of 84 ANABEIA NARCISO fiosnoance Total Edpse Of The Heart Journey Junior Year Reoei Witnout A Cause Any Hard Core Song Any Hardcore Band Hangng out on tne 3rd floor An Officer And A Gentleman Rock De Una Nocne De Verano Mguei Ros My Ugh Scnool Days ANTONIO MUNOZ Warriors Always fc Forever D-3 Rappng looGil inside a Ooset In the Oossroom 130 Fr n 8 Now Edtion My gru ana � am y Oom or Human Native Do Borg© Frwnman Year Portc s Momonos joumay Fretivnan Yoor TIED FOR 5TII PEACE ........................................ Tied for 5th place s Marta De Olvera with a GPA of 4.07. During her high school years Marta has kept very busy with school work and community activities She has been a member of the Computer Club. Drama Club. Vice-President of the rtstory Club end a member of the National Honor Society She has also received an award for art in 1981 Her community activities include be mg a Religion teacher for the past five years. Maria also holds down a part time job as a dental assistant. This scholars' future plans include attendmg college and majoring in dentistry, an education that she hopes will someday lead to her own practice. r f. V S' Dentistry n her futuo. 131 MANUEL NUNEZ LUCY NYARS Cheech and Chong Up In Smoke Sprung Break let The Muec Ploy Famtuty 0 Gran Ccmt o. My Senior Vear Polce Summer of B3 CHRISTINA OLIVEIRA The Last American Virgin Sexy And Seventeen The Polce AAcheie and at me time m Mawngo' cios Dancing With Myself Cun on Feel The Ncxre Good Time Porky' Fernando Abba The Friends GUSTAVO ORTEGA ALICE ORTIZ An Officer And A Gentleman Don't Throw It Al Away Stray Cat Steve Jatxanski 132 PHYSICALLY FIT Rosa Carabalo has been catcher on the softbai team for the past three years In 1982 she received the Most Valuable Player Award and this past season she set a record with a battng average of .538 She also hod the most runs on the teams and an amazing 20 stolen bases m addition to being on the softbai team, she has also participated in the girts basketball team for two years In the future Rosa would like to become a physical education teacher She feels that it is important to teach students the value of bemg healthy and physicoly fit. Softtxjr mvp BKNVENIDA ORTIZ An Officer ond A Gentleman Always ana forev . DeBarge The frst foott ci game we've won h years RANDY Anma House Pretty Women Van Haler, Friends pptSCHA PARKS MARIA PEGO Telephone Men ot Wort My Freshman Year 133 AiV ATHLETE AAI A SCHOLAR A versa?to student At The mendian of our Top Ten” is M hoe1 Yuschak with a GPA of 4 07 He « not only a scholar put an athlete with three years of Track and two years of Cross-Country under his Pelt NAchoel is also a member of the Ski Club. Computer OuP. and serves as a Computer Aide He also attended Stevens Technical Enrichment Pogrom since his Freshman year. He has taken Accelerated Math r� Senior Year at Stevens Michael's future plans include, of course, a college education at o prestigious university. He plans to major in Computer Science or Civi Engneermg Oet leppora a Corrtoc Do Jorw� y Venh c East S te Hgn School Basebai 'earn Only Tme W« Tel Asc Good times with my Mends The Last American v� gn Mc ng Love Out Of Nothng ai ai. Air Supply. My Closest Pnenas 134 The Wai White Weddng Pink Floyd Senkx veor An Officer And A Gentleman Holocaust Canoe Time Woman In Love. (Xsan Duron CUtue Qjb The shod reguiotons o« the school My Closest Friends Star Wars Yesterday Beatles • Pink Floyd Monroe King Of Pam Class of 84 The Potce David Bow An Officer And A Gentleman Hangng out wtth my friends Being with Patti MIGDALIA PEREZ Endess Love Let The Music Play The Go-Go's My tnenas n school 135 THERE’S IVO PEACE LIKE HOMEROOM Although os seniors, we were not owc'ded the privilege of homerooms in the new building, we were given new lockers, at the opposite end of the school. Despt© the setback, homeroom started at 8:30 every morning, but this d d not mean that everyone was m their homerooms by 8:30. they were st on the long voyage from their lockers to homeroom. Homeroom is a time to get yourself organized for the day This is where we see our guidance counselors from time to tme as wei as our Senior Advisor, who gves us reformation about what's happening If you're lucky you con also hear the announcements. Our favorite day is Wednesday where we have Respite for Reading'', an extended homeroom where we are to read for 15 minutes. Homeroom is the one Cass we share with the same classmates for four years ana throughout these years true and lasting friendships are mode. 136 MAKIA KIMthflAl Ecipje Of The Heart Air Supply My Oosest Friends An Offcer Ana A Gentleman Total Edpse Of The Heart CXxan CX an French Rocky i. I. ana ■ Every Breath You Take The Po ce Boog arcx xJ me dots of 19W IHUMAb Ktlllfc The Godf a her Time Oih e Dub My Freoas Oo� of 84-Every Breath You Take Stray Cots AJ the fun l hoa n the four years The fr� � 8 rninufes of me Ooy ANA KINHQ Body Heat, tndess Love Csiture Oub Jouney Meerng Alcro. My freshman year AUP1ND I Frances ... PINTO Making Love Out Of Noting At AJ Mr . Ma r« Fofthfulv David Bo we S3 ’ cut aav wttti d me gang LUIS POMBO PITALUGA The Wanderer One Flew Over me Nest Rebel's RMe Free Bed Wresting Smitty and the Rock carts The Roing Stones B r r Ul£ Cuttirsg Classes to go down me JOSEPHINE PRAVATTA Q to 5 Neve' Gonna Let You Go Asia My years soent n tost Soe Reti n Of The Jed Memores Pot Senator My boyfriend. Ocrvd EDNA PUGUESI For VOs Eyes Only You and Me Air SuOO'V Frtenas ANTONIO RAIMUNDO The fcg Ch« More Than A Feeing Boston Weekends 137 DAVID RAMOS Gentleman Tim© Culture Club The School Stoyng AWe Monoc B Gran Combo Brts CX Broodwoy Stray Cats Can't Get No Satutaction Hot Girt in Lov© Poing Stone Nothing and Everything An Officer And A Gentleman Maicng Love Out Of Nothing At Ai Culture Club My Frtend 138 NANCY REYES Al The Right Moves Time Culture Out) Cutting Ooss wtth my boyfrterv3 Jo « Stoymg Alve Time Wl Reveoi SOS Bono Friencfc and East Soe Ugh ANA PAULA Risky Business Total Edpse Of The Heart Cuitue CJub Summer of '82 Class of 84 Sexy ana 17 Roman HofcJav 3rd Floor COMPUTER PRODIGY Pool Flor. our number three graduate, with a GPA of 4.25. is East Side's most talented computer programmer He has been involved n many computer related activities; the Computer Club, of which he was president, the Computer Team, and he has also been a computer oide Paul has taken advance computer math and various other courses at the college level as wei os teochmg odvanced computer programming to students This Top 10 member has been interviewed by the New York Times and 60 Minutes” concerning the computer classes at East Side Other activities undertaken by Paul include. Homeroom Representative. The History Club. National Honor Society as well as bemg a member of the Footbai and Soccer teams Paul has received a National Leadership Merit Award and is mentioned in Who's Who Among American High School Student's. Most recently he added to his 1st of honors. East Sider of the Month Future plans are based n the computer field of course, specific city in the area of Artificial Inference nqustrvo trunk 139 PL i L G THEM DOWi Senen Plto� uga is the captain of the Varsity Wrestling Team He has been on the team since freshman year; and has been competing in the Varsity Division of this team for those four years. He possesses tremendous ski and has a fine record of pinning his opponents Senen plans to attend college and contnue his wrestling cores' His goal is to become an Olympic champion but if he does not get the chance to pursue this goal, he expects to return to East Side to coach the wrestling team Not o punk rocker Totd Ectos or r he Mean Ciiture Cub Summer of ' 83 IVETTE RIOS The Thom B rds So Many Men My Joel Freshman vear at East $ 3e EDWARD RIVERA LUKE ROBINSON WIISONNA ROBINSON Staying AJrve Time Wi Reveal Menudo The wo our '003 Raider Of The Lott Ark Clear You Mne Gina Mane Rcdnguez Ftashdance Whrte Lne Detrain The third floor in the old ana new buMng 140 ALCINO RODRIGUES CowWanco Yetteroay Ak Supply Monroe iSAbfcL ROCHA flaMonco Hotoay Modow Good times wtth B M T JOHN RODRIGUES CARLOS RODRIGUEZ Oat of M Making Love Out Of Nottwig At At Air Supply Gkfe ALMERINDA RODRIGUES FRANCISCO RODRIGUES JOHN RODRIGUES E T. Oass of 84 Total Eetpse Of The Heart Cum On Feel The Ncwe The Po ce AC DC Xrtot Year Good Tme 141 CLAUDIA RODRIGUEZ GINA RODRIGUEZ The Lost American Vrgin let The Muse Ploy Shoomor My boyfriend. EOOe GINA RODRIGUEZ An Otfcer And A Gentleman Fothfuly Ar Supply Ai the oood tmes and friends in 'LIANA Endtess Love I Unon Of The Snake hoi and Oats Senior Year JAMES RODRIGUEZ Fast Times At Ridgemont Ugh Wah You Were Here Pnk Floyd Mr D's Gym Class An Officer Ana A Gentleman My G 1 Mchoe Jackson JULIA RODRIGUEZ An Officer And A Gentleman Total EClose Of Tne Heart AC DC ai my fnenas at East Side My school. My friends. My country 142 Seniors Super otmete MANUEL RODRIGUEZ MARIA RODRIGUEZ Staving Aiv© Always And Forever soatamar friends MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ Staying Alvo Every Breath You Take The PoAce East Soe gr� School GUILLERMO ROMAN Vovonge CX The Nnja To� ai Ecapse Ot The near J-L e Out) Damary Venae? JOHN ROSA Pr Ftoyd The War' Not Now John Pnk Floyd The Fre Ores AW EXPERT OX THE FIELD Randy Oftiz «s an exceptonoi athlete H© is not only involved In on© sport bur two. He is on© of the three captains of the football team and assisted m bringing about the unexpected victory against West Side He was also chosen afl city Defensive Tackle. The other sport that Randy is involved m is the Outdoor Track Team He is captain of the team and was chosen J.V. city champ Along with that he managed to acquire 3rd place in the Discus throw and become shotput city champ Randy plans to attend cosege and continue to participate in the above mentioned sports S.OV0 Love Out ot Nothng At Ai Seniors 143 ANITA Endtess Love Truly B Gran Combo de P R Semmer of ’83 Amencon Graffit, Serf City The Beach Boy Suspended for btewng my rose Young Womors Tofai Ecflpse Of The Heart CeJtire Club Monroe Boy 19 and my fronds Enoess Love Tempfaton The Car The Laugher BfcNIIO SALGADO fWAWY S )UMt 0 ORLANDO Fire Fox SALGADO Only Time W§ Te Alia My four year of school 80 84 LOUISE SAL2ANO An Officer And A Gentleman Love is a Battlefield Pat Senator My friends 144 MARIA SANCHEZ Came Total Edo © Of The Heart Curu« Ciuo My Frtenos WASHING! Three C ompany Rock and Vomanttc Muse Styx My cotntry QUto Ecuador JORGE SANTIAGO A Nght In Hooven Very Specoi Loverooy My ipecoi '■nomenti wtth J.A An Office' And A Making Love Out Duan-O-ran My frtencn FUTURE NURSE Every year me Human Rights Award is given to a studen who has done an outstanding job in the school and in the community. This year the award was given to Manbei Gonzoiez. Maribel was a tutor at the tronbound Educational Community Center She belongs to various church organizations such as the Daughters of Mary of which she is treasurer and The Third Order of St Francis of which she is secretary. Maribel also belongs to several clubs m school such as the Civic Club, ana the National Honor Society of which she is vice-president. She plans to do volunteer work at Saint ames Hospital. She is listed m Who's Who Among American High School Students and received the United States National leogue Merit Award. Maribel plans to attend colege and receive a Bachelor's Degree m Science She has already been accepted to Seton Hal's Colege of Nursing. Congratulations1 145 SEiVIOKITIS-CATCH it: To words the end of senior year many seniors catch a dreadful disease - seniority This disease common to many members of the senior class has distinct symptoms It starts by grodualy being late for class or hanging by the lockers with friends, not doing homework, or not studying at an until the lost minute for a big exam. Then you stop bringing notebooks, and pens to clas thinking that you have a photographic memory As graudtion day come closer me condition worsens. Seniors spend the-time day dreaming about walking down the orsle to receive their diplomas, prom dates and college acceptances. The only cure for this disease is graduation - one that always works. FERNANDO SANTOS HEIDER SANTOS Oass or £' THe Lost Amencan Virgn Mafcng lovo Out Of Nothng At Al Your© My Everyttw g Journey Stray Cots Track Cross Country teams Frostvnan Year A case ot Senonfsr ??? MANUEL SANTOS MARIA SANTOS Benny « My Gfl Mcnoei Joe son East Side Hgh School An Officer And A Gentleman Baby. Come to Me Lionel Richie Good fiems with Johnny Al The Right Moves Lady Aa Supply Good times at East So© Fteshdance Totd Ecipse Of The Heart Journey Freshmen year trienos Hgh Fnencs -146 Seniors VICTOR SANTOS ARMINDO SARAIVA KELLEY SAVAGE 0©on Zoo® Eddo Murphy For Yoix Eyes Only Love is A Botttefiew. Pot Beootor Po� ce East SO® School Floo Squo0 The Soccer Team Footbai Players Endtess Love Love Peveolng Time De Barge My friends at East S 5o The Sound Of NAac islands h The Stream The Stones My friends Spring Break Every Breath You Take The Po ce Senor Yea- EMILY SHELLY Troang Ploces E lovo Whaoers Prancing the hols Porky's Endess Love Jouney Fun with fnenas Seniors 147 SIGYS OF THE TIMES As shown m these prints. East Skiers’ terests vary greatly Everything from weght lifting to Jim Morrison captures the imognation of the student oody. The Yonkees. Smurfs. AC DC. Rofling Stones, and the Playboy nsignia ore ogos that are seen everywhere from record shops to national T.V. They are the interests of the 80’s, the signs of the times scr� nt� -e� n LVA Officer And A Gentsemar. FartfrfU A1 Scppiv Sophomore Veor The Thng Danang With Mysort 9 v idol Homewcyk Never Soy New Agon Cum On Peel The Noire Men ot Work Hokloys Eye Of in i-ger Rush Qvrmng Trock for Eojt SOe wig luvq v ajt oiQTnr Air Supply Four Great Years at East Side ■VUrr Jliac : : The grtj 1A Seniors 48 Hrj love Just For Me. Boe Mope Whispers. My Mother Kerry Strothers. Xn of Year Best Friends Young Turk Stevie ISkcks Chretmas 82-'83 CcSamrtv's Anmal House Dancng With Myse«f Van Haten Quart ers Wrrtng o gome 48 Hr . I Am Love New Ekkton Senor Year Tne last Amencan Vtrgn How Am ! Supposed To Live Wltnout You. Foreigner Al My Fneoas AJwovs And Forever P Gran Comoo My friends Rocky. L 1 or� d I Who’s Cryng Now Journey The good tmes with my friends Seniors 149 ZUZEl STANCIC Egoless Love MrocteJ AJr Sopoly My friend ROBERT STANIUUS Taps My Love Lionel RicNe My friend KENETH STOLOWSKI YOLANDA STROTHERS Over me Ronoow Since Vou Been Gone Blue M09C The Boy of 1084 ROBERT STRYCHARZ Rttky Busnos Baba O'Reey (Teeoooe Wosteond) Pink Ftoyd Ptoyng Hockey Partying with my friend ALMA STUCKEY An Officer And A Gentleman One Day At A Tme Gtadys Knight And The P'ps My Graduation right FELICIA SWEEPER MARIA TAVARES An Officer And A Gentleman Al The Ritfit Move Time Wi Reveal Lady Oeoorgo Bey idol Fire Oris My Jurvor Year Friends Tockors OCfc This Town Jamtoon Giro Men At Work The tme Mr Stover fe Running Cross Country Star Ward I Love And Porever Sana Baseoal team and al o� my INTERESTING FUTURE PLANS On© sen or with interesting future pions is Donna Prott Donna is a very talented art student, with work that has been on display at the Newark Museum. However, she pions to become a member of the army reserves after graduation Donna became interested n the reserves through family members Her plans are to s gn jp in June and begin basic training, which wi surely keep busy for many weeks-ends We wish her wel 151 JOSE Revenge Of The Nn)a Toto Eclpse Of The Heart The Po ce The GW Option Let' Start The Dance Rocker s Revenge Booue's VYNfc rounQ Dc You And I Ro«ng Stone My Speed Frtena SUSANNA V The Last Ameocan Virgin I Am Love Hal ana Oates Good time with my triends Total Eclpse Of The Heort Rick SprwgAetd Xtkx Year Makrtg Love Out of Nothng At Al Loverfcoy Junior Year 152 ANGEL VILA RAMON VILASOA JOSEPHINE WALTON JOHNNY WELCHER Deom Wan Oom of M I W TtmOte for You Uptown Girl The Po ce Men At Wort SenwrYeof Co iOn't Stand GfOOuotng The Qooa loofcng grt at East Soe Rerun Of The Je You've Got A friend James Taylor Rumng Ooss-Cocntry Seasons with Mr Dtckerson as Coach MANY MEMORIES LOCKED INSIDE ........................... Lock-er - (Iak-er) n. 1) o chest, closet, compartment, drawer, etc., usuaiy of metal which can De fastened with a lock, esp such a container for individual or specified use - 2) a meeting place before or after lunch - 3) an excuse for not being prepared for class (ie: where's your book'’ It's in my locker.) These oH define the meaning of a locker but to us they mean much much more. They are our own personal space often decorated with pictures of rlfnenas boyfriends. calendars. posters of famous ceiebritiesand whatever the East Sde mind thinks of. You con be as neat or as sloppy as you want without anyone teangyou’’Go clean your locker! They eye also the breeding grounds of unknown creatures that move when you open the door. In our freshman and sophomore years, we hod C building lockers equipped with the ' own mold growing inside. We also had to share lockers, making it extremely difficult to fit winter coats or other items in without getting them stuck m the door In our Junior and Senior years, we were blessed with new lockers. The soddest part of leaving in June will be the cleaning out of our lockers. Our lockers contain many memories 153 LATE ARRIVALS MARIA ZAMBUJO UZBETH ZAMORA MARCO ZARATE Grease Rocky I Staying A� ve Nisons Bee Gees Pot Senate Bvts Presiey The Lost Year n East Side P«hard Pryor A1 Mght Long Lionel Pichte The Boys CLAUDIA REI An Officer And A Gentleman Just Be Good To Me SOS. 8ano Oozy Friends at 3rd Hoor Comer An Officer And A Gentleman Let The Music Play Planet Patrol My Fnends 154 CAMERA SHY ROOOLFO ALVAREZ WILYS BARNES AUGUSTO BELO JOHN CEROUEKA ANA CRUZ MARIA NOGUEIRA EDWARD PEREZ MARIA RODRIGUEZ HENRY SANTIAGO JANE D'AIESSJO PEDRO ESPINOSA JUAN FIGUEROA FRANK JAZKOFF DANIELA MENDEZ ANA SAO PEDRO MARLYN SOSA VICTORIA TURNER MARITZA VELEZ 155 p epororoo A ic«oo keepsake GOLVG PLACES As w© reach the end of our Senior year, we ore filled with mixed emotoos We wfl soon be atumm of East Side High, no longer the “Seniors No longer wJ we have to arrive on time for homeroom, or make it m four minutes “passing time to our next class No longer wHI we have the closeness of friends we have mode durcig rnese years - we w be gong places As freshmen, new to East Side we were given a new sense of freedom it was a drastic change from elementary school, but we soon adjusted to this new envtfonment. We idolized the seniors, they were “cool , and by the miracle of time, we become them The reality of being a Senior approached us n our Junior year It started with the orderng of class rings wnich was the first step toward our becoming Seniors As the year went on we had our Amor Prom. Fashion Show, and fna y our yearbook pictures taken These would be the pictures that we would always remember each other by for years to come Memories are what we have forever Many good and hopefuly only a few unpleasant. We now have graduation day - the day that it’s finally “over - that wi long dwell in our mmds The “best years of our lives are almost over. It's tme to start gang places - to go out mto the world and show them what we are made of. we are made of a lot-we are East Siders Four years in me making Seniors 157 The Ironbound. is one of the most interesting areas of our city and it is Our Community. In its own way it has something special for every one who erther lives here or comes to visit. For example, there are many different types of restourants that attroct people from a areas of the state. The Ironbouna could also be considered the heart of the city becouse it is a busy, thriving cultural community It seems as if our community never sleeps, because people are always on the move. The people that make up this spec a area have a! in some way influenced and encouraged us to go places and do things madness Big Brother jHart Steps lJsf ”BSSSL jnr o MONDAY maiM.e But Mr MoJongo. aren't there 104 Senator '? Portuguese ClubO CorrkJrvho: Front Row Roso Santo . Marta C Meodoma. Gaeta Pipe. Rosa Marono. Hetena Do . Ad a Coimbra Bock Row I us Matos. Marta E Goncatve . '.tana M Da $ va. Victor M Ptnho, PoiJa Duarte, and Fatima Alvar tv I French Club: Top row Poo a Gome . Codda Barbosa. trene Man o. AJda Xavier Bottom row Jenny Ruz, Dro So. Mara Ganoarez. Marta Pnho. Ano Canfanfe. Mana Louse femandez ’84 Happenings Happenings 161 Two important events that give the community an opportunity to get involved are Open House and International Night. Ethnic foods are prepared by the parents and dances performed by the Portuguese and French Clubs. These activities give a flavor to the many cultures that make up our community. Open House is a time for our parents to meet with our teachers as wel as see our school. It also serves to help parents discuss the progress of their son or daughter These very special events help bring the school and community closer together. Mr Bottino. ho it mod COMMUNITY AND STUDENTS SKI VERMONT Th© East Sid© Ski Ckjb had another exceptionally good year The club members have taken several day trips to great Gorge and Vernon Valley otong with a beautiful weekend trip to a village called The Bridges, located at the foot of Sugarbush Mountain. This was the second time they had a three day ski weekend They left very early on the mornng of Friday. March 2nd. for a seven-hour. 350 mile trip. On arrival, they found gamerooms. tennis and squash courts along with swimming and sauna facilities very much to their Iking, along with twelve inches of new snow These conditions of course made for a great trne when they hit the ski slopes Along with Mr AffStto. club advisor, the trip was chaperoned by the folowmg teachers Ms MarineBo. Mrs Saiogaj. Mr. Travisano and Mr Wichowski City-Councilmen. Carrino and Mr John Zidziunas. were also part of this super ski weekend. Mr Affttio. ckJD odvtsor. Jock Lope . Mr Satagoj. Randy Ottz. Senen fMatugo. Conrad Barr two, Dove Lett . Mr Trovoono and Hs Log take tme out from the Hope pose for the roving phtographor I THANK YOU The 1984 yearbook required a great amount of time and energy from the yearbook staff An approxmate total of 195 hours were spent by staff members to meet those many deadlines Special thanks must be given to homeroom teachers. Bamas. Hudson. Sangale. Vick and Watson for their understanding of why. we were always late for homeroom. To all the club advisors who waited patiently for clubs to be photographed To members of the Guidance staff, especially Mr Lardien. for that needed list of ei� gible graduates, along with Mrs Rosen. Mrs Cavanaugh. Mr Sambur and Mr Velis for needed information. To all the Coaches, espeoaly Biasi. Dickerson. Neves and Wemer for their extra special help and for always knowr g the answers To Mrs Di-Piazza for taking the time to help us get those specioi pictures taken of the many squads To Mr Affktto. who hod our typewriter repaved To Mrs Clfei. for those special lists To our student photographers. Dave Letts. Anthony Moraes. John Spressler and Pedro Sousa for their abilities with the camera. To Maria Carbocho for her help with the Writer guard page and Maria Francisco for help with the ads sections. To aH those students, teachers and admmstrators who helped us complete this book The entire staff wishes to thank. Dr. Helenmarie Pellegrino for her dedication, patience, advice and confidence in her staff as they worked to produce the 1984 yearbook Special thanks to Ms Shirtey of Lorstan Studos for always finding us a photographer CREDITS ADVISOR: DR. HELENMARE PELLEGRMO EDITOR MARY-JO KACEREK SEMOR SECTION EDITOR: TERESA SMEIA FACULTY SECTION EDITORS MARY-JO KACEREK AND DMA MATOS SPORTS SECTION EDITOR: ROSA DA CUNHA. ASSISTANT JEQUETTA JENNMGS CLUBS ACTIVITES SECTION EDITORS ROSE ANN CHOLEWA AND SOMA GONZALEZ ADVERTISMG SECTION EDITOR ANTONIO DE ALMEIDA ART EDITOR: MARIA CATARMO TYPISTS: PILAR CAAMANO. GLORIA HERNANDEZ. ASSISTANT SONYA FORTENBERRY COLOPHON The 1984 Torch was printed by Waisworth Pubtehng Company in Marcekne. Missouri. The cover s an embossed $ screen The base material is sturdite over 150 pt heavy duty board. The paper used 80 lb. enamel gloss Warren Pmt style used 8 and 10 pt. Avant garde for body copy and captions with 30 pt. Tiffany for al heodknes Credits 163 Almost there Top three Nearing the finish line Proud! Practice makes perfect. Winners again Another winning time. 164 State Champs State Champions 1983 Jos© Barros 15 58. Francisco Dos Santos 16 30. Aurefco Smoes 16 21. Mario Branco 15 30. Fernando Santos 16 01. Pad Santos 16 10. Pedro Sousa 16 39 You are the promise of the future. The hope of oil monkind. I see in you great potential. It's o huge burden to carry. But your shoulders ore wide And your energy knows no end. You hove mode our year one to remember. 220 We Wuk IJou Jff ike Very Beil in the Ijeari SUiead joet and Ltiie Jerreirinha J Dheir Staff at the am oel Scjencied ejperson JS . 113 Serrij 201-344-6633 201-344-6500 1 lewarL Sravel-Endurance-Sax Service 166 Advertising Penn Federal Savings Bank Realizing the need to provide greater financial service for its depositors, the Board of Directors of Penn Federal has successfully completed the transition from a savings and loan association to the state's first federally chartered savings bank. Penn Federal Savings Bank offers a complete package of banking services including mortgage, home improvement, auto, student and other personal loans, direct deposit, retirement accounts, money market accounts life insurance and checking accounts. MAIN OFFICE: 36 Ferry Street. Newark • 589 9040 other offices in Brick. Camden. East Newark. Farmingdale. Marlboro. Newark. Old Bridge. Parlin and Sayreville. Ill Equal Housing Lender FSUC ■ II Advertising 167 East Stders out in front. Another clear victory. Warming up with a practice run Stick together, wm together Winners' -168 Cross Country Good Luck and I test Wishes To the Class of 1984 Lafayette Agency Travel and Insurance 233 Lafayette Sit. Newark, N.J. 344-4306 624-2300 BNB Broad National Bank Newark Branches 905 Broad St. 50 Park Place 745 Broad St. Chestnut St. Wheeler Pt. Rd. 273 Lafayette St. Advertising 169 Congratulations Class of 84 East Side Pharmacy 72 Pulaski St 589-8011 Prescriptions-Cosmetics-Candy We Feature Hallmark Cards A Pleasant Place to Shop Come Visit Us Soon” Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1984 From the PTSO. TEL. (201) 589-4708 MEIGA BOUTIQUE 101 FERRY ST. NEWARK, N.J. 07105 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES HENRY MARTINEZ EAST WARD COUNCILMAN Advertising 171 Portugalia Sales IDS Ferry 5t. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’84 Newark N.J. Ecn-sm-Esa iuE HARRY FEIN Hnd FURNITURE Harrison Flail 148 FERRY ST. 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SPECIALIZING IN SILK AND FRESH FLOWER WEDDINGS WEDDING INVITATIONS - FAVORS IN LIMOUSINE SERVICE -CORSAGES FOR PROMS FOR THE MOST UNIQUE ARRANGEMENTS ANY WHERE COME SEE US. 201-344-5311 589-4540 VOZ DE PORTUGAL PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM RECORDS-TAPES-GIFTS W.H.B.I. 105.9 F.M. 95 MONROE ST. NEWARK, N.J. Advertising 177 AAAAA Acabou. John 40 Affito. Mr 52. 69 Afonso. Maria 93 Agostino. Richard 35 Aguiar. Miguel 93 Alayon. Mr. 71 Alexander. Mrs 44. 82 Almeida. Edgar 50 Almeida. Mabefca 50 Altarida. Mrs. 71 Alylema. Carlos 93 Alvar. Maria 93 Alvarado. Luis 93 Aivarodo. Madeline 93. 48 Alvarez. Alexander 93 Alvarez. Rodolfo 155 Alves. Jose 93 Alyon. Jose 51 Alzamors. Victor 48 Amador. Armino 51 Amaral. Jorge 38 Amaro. Maria 94 Amato. Nancy 94 Anania. Mr. 81 Andradus. Mr 84 Andruchowitz. Michael 94 Annunziata. Joann 94 Antunes, Carlos 94 Apohnoro. isalinda 53. 94 Apolinoro. Zei a 48 Aponte. BAe 94 Aponte. Carlos 95 Arce. Grisel 95 Arcoleo. Roberta 53. 63 ArrSto. Mr 78 Arendbta. Mario 95 Arezes, Belesandra 95 Armand. Jackie 29 Armand. Julie 95 Armenteros. Mario 95 Arnold. Ronald 51 Arnaud. Fernanda 53 Assena. Manny 44 Auebano. Daene 50. 53. 61. 95. Aurelys. Munez 48 Azevedo. Margarida 96 Azevedo, Odette 51 BBBBB Banos. Mr 82 Banuts. Kenneth 96 Baron. PovJ 96 Barandas. Anabeta 23. 96 Barbodio. Iris 96 Barbas. Jock 51 Barbosa. Coc da 96 Barbosa. Jamie 52. 53. 96 Barnes. B. 89 Barnes. E. 89 178 Index INDEX Barnes. Wiila 94 Barnes. Willys 155 Barreira. Luis 97 Barreiro. Conrado 97 Barreiro. Joe 31 Barreiro. Lms 52. 53 Barros. Jose 40 Barroqueiro. Elena 97 Barroqueiro. Mr. 71 Bartel. Heddy 29 Barzola. Consuelo 97 Barzola. ESzobeth 48 Beiroo. Carlos 44 Beiroo. Lina 40 Belo, Augusto 155 Bencomo. Sergo 48. 97 Benitez. Manny 31 Bento. Gobriela 97 Bettencourt. Lucy 98 Bezak. Joe 52 Bezak. John 38 Bezak. Judi 98 Brempica. Josefa 98 Bishop. Tonya 62 Blasak. Nanette 48 Blasi. Mr. 30 Block. Mrs 87 Blozen, Mr. 36 Blozen. Ron 36 BJozen. Thomas 98. 108 Blozen. Todd 36 Boggs. Dense 98 Bohanon. Martha 50 Bonier. Debora 39 Bohler. Dietra 98 Brown. Loita 100 Brown. Mrs. 82 Bruno. Mr 78 Burger. Mr. 85 Burley. Candace 100 Burns. Beverly 100 Butler. Ariisher 100 Byo. Casilda 51 ccccc Coamano. Marcelmo 100 Coamano. Mrs 88 Coamano. Mrs 74 Coamano. Piar 7. 56. 57. 100 Coceres. Lia 100 Caetano. Antonio 51. 53 Calcoo. Ana 100 Camacho. Wilma 28. 29. 56. 101. 125 Camarinha. Pouio 52. 53. 101 Campos. Jose 48. 52 Campos. Anthony 53. 52 Conger. Mr. 72 Cantante. Ana 50. 52 Capote. Beatriz 101 Capote. Richard 20. 61. 101 Capote. Roger 101 Caraballo. Rosa 28. 101. 133 Caraway. Celeste 62, 102 CarcJeHos. Mrs 14. 16. 68 Cardoso. Augustinho 38 Cardoso. Preciosa 102 Carlos. Paul 51 CarniceBa. Vincent 102 Carr, Adrian 102 Carreira. Lina 102 Carreira. Diana 102 Corrino. Mr. 162 Corswe«. Corinet 103 Cartagena. Gladys 103 Carter. Walter 103 Casal. Fransisco 34, 103 Casaimho. Francisco 103 Casabnho. Maria 39. 40 Casimiro. Jose 34. 35. 103 Castaniera. Mrs 50. 76 Castelo. Amador 50, 101. 103 Castro. Antonio 103 Catarino. Maria 54. 104. 113 Catena. Kim 104 Cavo3o. Anthony 104 Cava o. Vincent 51 Cavonaugh. Mrs. 77 Cerqueira. Gaspar 51, 52 Cerqueira. John 155 Chagnan. Mr 68 Chantre. Celia 104 Chi. Mr 95 Cholewa. Roseann 104 Cholewa. Walter 89 Cicone, Mr. 67. 84 Cifeft. Mrs 88 Cifrodella. Susan 50 Cintron. Melody 48 Cintron. Milogros 21. 104 Cleveland. Mr 70 Cloudo. Joseph 48. 105 Coccia. Catheme 105 CoetxD. Levi 105 Coeiho. Mono 50 CoefK), Mario 52 Coimbra. Adiiia 53. 105 Colon. Blanca 105 Colon. Jackie 51. 53 Comas. Leticia 105 Concepaon. Maria 105 Conshoe. Troy 52 Coogon. Mary 29 Corbacho. Maria 60. 61. 63. 105 Cordova. Sandra 105 Correira. Altino 106 Correira. Marganda 28, 29. 106 Costa. John 106 Costa. Rosangela 63 Couce. Rolondo 106 Cruz. Ana 155 Cruz. Enrique 106 Cruz. Fernanda 53 Cullen. Mr 86, 87 Cunas. Freddy 106 Cinha. Celeste 52. 106 Cunha. Ek 53. 106 Cunha. Elvro 107 Cunha. John 51. 53 Cunha. Jose 107 Cutrino. Mr 69 Cyr ar. Mchele 22. 23. 98. 107 DDDDD Da Cunha. Armando 34. 35. 107 Da Cunha. Rosa 107 D'Aieso. Jane 155 D'Ailesio. Aida 62 Dantos. Rut 107 Da Rocha. Jose 108 Da Silva. Anabeta 108 Da Siva. Jock 34. 35. 108. 128 Da Silva. Jose 44. 50. 51. 57. 108 Da Silva. Jose 108 Da Silva. Udta 108 Da Siva. Linda 51 Da Siva. Luis 109 Da Siva. Manny 109 Da Siva, Neio 63 Da Siva. Pook) 44 Davis. Kenneth 109 De Almeida. Antonio 2. 3. 50. 54. 56. 57. 109. 117 De Cesare Ms 74 Decker. Mr. 78 DeFares. Mr 68 De Francesco 32. 74 Delaney. Mrs. 76 Del Guercio. Mr 69 De Oiveka, Heio 52 De Oliveira. Maria 50. 109, 131 De Oliveira. Rosalia 109 D'Errico, Mr 74 De Sousa. Anna 109 Diamantino. Maria 110 Dias. Helena 52. 110 Dias. Noemia 60. 61, 110 Diaz. Ivon 40 Dickerson. Mr 38. 40. 65. 82 Di Piazza. Mrs. 81 Dormgan. Ms 69 Domngues. Rosa 38. 39. 40 Dominguez. Camio 52. 110 Dormnguez, Frank 110 Dormnguez, Nieto 51. 53. 63 Dos Santos. Ana 8. 40. 110 Dos Santos. Frank 38. 40. 41 Dos Santos, Isabel 110 Duarte. Isabel 52. Ill Duarte. Maria ill Duarte. Mrs 52. 76 Duarte. Paula 52. Ill Duarte. Yvonne 51 Duggan. Mr 39. 82. 42. 43 Duhart. Sean 32. 33. Ill Duprey. Edwin 111 Durant. None 50 EF.EF.E Eatman. Kesha Chare© 64. Ill Eng. Chee 52. 60. 61. 92. 111. 120 Efts. Chris 32 Efts. Tank 48 Espoosa. Pedro 155 Evcxisto. Amenco 52 Evens. Antanette 62 Exom. Adai 45 FFFFF Facoo. Pouto 40. 48 Farnhas. Maria 51 Farraj. Ennberto 111 Feiciano. Ana 112 Felipe. Geseia 52 Fernandes. Cidafca T. 112 Fernandes. Eduardo 112 Fernandes. Thierry 34. 35. 112 Fernandes. Victor 112 Fernandes. Victor 112 Fernandez. E. 89 Fernandez.Jose 38 Fernandez. Louise 50. 63 Fernandez. Maria 4. 112 Fernandez. Tony 31 Ferrao. Mono 113 Ferreira. Ana 113 Ferreira, Celso 52. 53 Ferreira. fcdk 113 9 Ferrera. Isabel 21.48. 51. 53 113 Ferreira. John 34. 35. H3 Ferreira. Jose 154 Ferreira. Luis 40 Ferreira. Mana 114 Ferreira. Mary 51 Fgueiredo. Mrs 77 Figueroa. Juan 155 Figueroa, Mariana 114 Figheroa, Sonia 114 Fiori. Mr. 82 Fisher Donna 29 Flaherty, Cathy 29 Flamengo. Jorge 114 Flor. Paul 50. 114. 139 Florlm. Fatima 114 0 n6 Fogler. Michele 25. 50. Fonseca, Antonio 31. Fonseca. Antonio 115 Fortenberry. Soma 115 Franco. Alex 51 Frazier. V. 89 Fresco. Joseph 115 Fuentes. jio 89 Fulton. Mr 81 Fusco. Mrs. 86 ggggg Goeta. Ncolena 115. 53 Gatanhoo. Jose 115 Gafanhoo. Carlos 51 Galonte. Mrs. 82 Galarza. Madeline 122. 1 Gdeguftes. Irene 116 Gamez. Ana 116 Garcia, Maria 29 Garcia. Maria Isabel 116 Garganta. Mana 116 Gospor. Juvenal 50 Gatto. Mr 81 GerokJes. Sergo 116 Gochetti, Ralph 60. 116 Gontomasi. Mrs 74 Giese. Km 116 Giftck, E. 89 Giordano. M. 89 Gipson. Mrs 53. 86 Glover. Mrs 49. 70 Godtrey, Dashell 48 Godfrey. Yvonne 23. 117 Gott. Mr. 14 Gomes. Paulo 38. 40 Gomez. GOha 48. 51 Gonneft. Mrs 84 Gonzalez. David 117 Gonzalez. Ferdinand 117 Gonzalez. Francisco 117 Gonzalez. George 92. 117 Gonzalez. Javier 117 Gonzalez. Jose 117 Gonzalez. Lysette 48 Gonzoiez. Manbei 51. 53. 117. 145 Gonzalez. Olga 118 Gonzoiez. Ramon 118 Gonzoiez. Soma 14. 48. 53. 118 Gonzoiez. Yusimi 118 Gonzoiez. Zenaida 118 Gordon. Shavorma 62. 118 Goscenski. Barbara 5. 119 Gould. Ron 32. 37. 42 Groce. Donny 32. 119. 42. 43 Grody. Woody 89 Gront. Mr 86. 87 Gresham, Deborah 62 Gresham, Sharon 60 Gromnger. Mrs 72 Guarmo. Mr t. 52. 69 Guedes. Arthur 50 Guerrexo. Nancy 51 Gerreco. Maria 53 Guemdo. Enid 48. 63 1II1I11111 Hayward, Wayne 45 Heguy. Omar 56. 119 Henderson. Kenneth 119 Hermo. Erk 50. 119 Hernandez. Alex 51 Hernandez. Diana 48 Hernandez. Gloria 119 Hernandez. Margaret 119 rn. Al 32. 33 Ho. Stella 51 Holt. Richard 38. 32 Houston. Mrs, 14 Hudson. Barbara 89 Hudson. Ms. 72 Hughes. Mr 82 Index 179 Huling. Mr. 84 Hill lano. Mrs 88 Ingram. Edcke 42 Inman. Kyro 32. 42 Irby. Terrance 119 JJJJJ Jock. Mr 87 Jackson. Hokxxi 48 Jackson. Mark 32 Jockson. Mrs 71 Jockson. Tuana 50 James. Ms 86. 87 James. Yvonne 120 Joy. Mr H. 14. 15 Joy. Mr I. 84 Jaakoft. Frank 155 Jenkins. M 89 Jenryngs. Jequerta 62. 120 Jennns. M. 89 Jesus. Carlos 51 J menes. Emio 120 Jooo Da Siva. Mono 52 Johnson. Kenneth 89 Johnson, R. 89 Johnson. Mrs 53. 78. 86 Jones. Johnny 42 Jones. Trocy 23. 120 Jorge. Victor 120 Jurodo, Angel 52 KKKKK Kocerek. Mary Jo 48. 60. 61. 120 Kamen. Mrs 69 Kotor. Mr. 78 Kerstng. Ronald 120 Kessler. Mr 69 Kilgore, Daryl 60. 61. 120 King, Mr, 84 Klaphoit. Mrs 84 Knight. Jacquehne 121 Krona Mr 7. 72. 92 LLLLL Laly. Mfchaei 32. 36 Lont. Dawn 121 Larden. Mr 69 Latorre. Mke 51 Lavook. Mrs. 88 Lavrodor, Femando 34. 35. 121 Letxon. Santogo 48, 51. 52. 121 Lee. Sam 50 Lerte. AnoMa 121 Lemos. Ana Maria 121 Lemos. Diane 51. 53. 63 Lemos. Ruben 122 Leonards, Mr 84 Leonards. Mrs. 74 180 Index Letts. David 52. 61. 122. 162 Ley. Miguel 56. 122 Liland. Locrone 22. 50. 122 Linares. Jose 122 Lindgren. Dr. 86. 87 Lng. Hsi 122. 162 Linhares. Fred 32 Lisboa. Jose 123 Loperena. Chnstine 123 Lopes. Jack 162 Lopes. Joaqum 52. 53. 123 Lopes. Rose Mona 123 Lopes. Mr 71 Lopez, Lillian 7. 40. 48. 123 Lopez. Maria 123 Lopez. Mrs 87 Lopez. Wanda 123 Lorenzo. Ms 48 Lov eco. Francisco 52. 53. 124 Lourenco. Mona 52 Luna. Patricia 44 Lugo. Edna 124 Lugo. Evelyn 124 MMMMM Moce a. Gerodo 38 Mociak. Mane 53. 124 Madeira. Anobei 124 Maianga. Mr 85 Maldonado. De«si 124 MokJonodo. Jose 124 MakJonodo. Lorenzo 124 Maldonado. Manbei 125 Malheiro. Maria 51 Manogao. Mana 125 Manso. Irene 50. 122. 125 Marchetti. Mrs 74 Maresco. Ms 88 Mariano. Rosa 125 Marineio. Ms 77. 162 Marini. D. 89 Marques, A ben 52 Marques. Fatima 50 Marques. Fernando 44 Marques. Ocival 38 Marqunhos, Joseph 125 Marra. Michael 51 Martin. Mono 154 Martin. Mr. 68 Martinez. Antonio 125 Martinez. Ceu 50 Martinez. Juan 126 Martinez. Margarita 126 Martins. Ana 126 Martins. Jorge 126 Martins. LUs 34. 35. 52. 126 Mason, Ronald 45. 51. 53, 102. Matricono. Mr. 52. 78 Matarazzo. Mrs 60. 74 Mateo, Son Bernardo 48 Matos. Aberto 127 Matos. Ana 51 Matos. Dina 52, 53. 92. 127 Matos, Helena 127 Matos. John 32. 44. 92. 127 Matos. John 51. 118. 127 Matos. Lus 127 Matos. Mona 51 Matos. Mona 127 Matos. Mana 127 Matos. Rosa 39. 128 Matos. Tony 50 Mascatie o. Mr 86. 87 Mask . Mrs 61 Mossier. Dr. 74 McCloud. Vanessa 39 McColough. Chris 128 McCo um. Juke 128 McCormack. Mr 87 McCray. Harvey 42 MeKeon. Matthew 128. 36 Mendes. Gary 128 Mendes. Jose 50 Mendez. Damary 128 Mendez. Dan eia 155 Mendez. Juanita 48 Mendez. Richard 128 Mendez. Yvette 64 Mendonca. Francisco 52. 53 Mendonca. Mana 53. 129 Mendoza. Luis 129 Mercodo. Roberto 129 Messneo. Mr 72 Metal. Mrs 74 Meie. Mr 75 Mguel. Antonio 129 Miguel. Groce 39 Miiagros. Mfce 48 Mrfara. Jose 129 Miller. Kevin 32. 42 Mtton. Denise 48 Mtchel. Mr 78 Moiba. Pedro 31 Molinaro. Dennis 53. 81 Montaiuo. Raul 129 Montego. Frances 21. 52, 53. 129 Morado. Jack 5. 129 Moraes. Anthony 2. 34. 35 60 61 130 Moreno. Ms 76 Moretra. David 130 Moreva. Tony 44 Morris. Mr 78 Moseie. Mr 72 Mouroo. Emio 9. 52. 53. 92. 130 Muniz. Jose 130 Muniz. Antonio 130 Munoz. Jeanette 64 Munoz. Pedro 52. 61. 130 126 Najmowski, Joann 53. 59. 130 Nartni. Mrs 50. 75 Narctso. Anabeia 130 Nash. Gomel 131 Nats, Yvonne 62 Neves. Gpoano 35. 78 Nieves. Mona 154 Nieves. Rosa 131 Noda. Otto 131 Nokxj. Jorge 38. 40 Noquera. Maria 63 Noqmero. Mark) 156 Novoo. AJvarma 48 Norris, Duooa 131 Nundra. Patricia 131 Nunes, Angela 59. 131 Nunez. Manuel 132 Nyors. Lucy 87. 132 ooooo Odom, Dug 32 Oeckel. Michele 29. 48 Olvera. Jack 51 Oiveira. Christine 60. 61. 132 Oiveira. Joao 132 Oliveira. Luis 132 Oiveira. Maria 53. 132 Oiveira. Nela 51. 53. 63 Oiveira. Rosemarie 53 Oiveira, Saul 40 Ortega. Gustavo 132 Ortiz. Alice 132 Ortiz. Bienvenida 64. 133 Ortiz, Evelyn 48 Ortiz. Randy 32. 33. 38. 52. 53. 162 Osorio. Jose 34. 35, 133 PPPPP Podia. Josie 133 Palock. Rosa 89 Paiotta. Mrs 68 Polumbo. Mr 85 Parascando. Rosemarie 63 Parks. Priscia 133 Parm. Mrs 72 Pec ora. Debbie 63 Peicoto. Canos 134 Peiaez. Ratoei. Jr 31. 134 PeUegrno. Dr.. Heienmane 70 Peiento. Mrs 51. 75 Pelose. Mrs. 88 Pena. Carmen 134 Pena. Juan 38 Perai. Michael 134 Per era. Amaro 38. 40 Pereira. Christina 134 Pereira. Gloria 53 Perera. Jose 44 Pereira. Juieta 134 Pereira. Uno 40 Pereira. Liis 50. 52. 107. 135 Pereira. Maria 40. 50 Pereira. Mana 135 Pereira. Mona 135 Pereira. Paul 135 Perez. Alexander 135 Perez. Damary 50 Perez. Edward 155 Perez. Edwardo 40 Perez. Jose 61. 135 Perez. Maritza 48 Perez. Migdafca 135 Perez. Priscia 135 Perma. Nuria 52 Perry. Chris 32 Petite. Thomas 61. 136 Pc ado. Arthur 38. 40 Pimental. Maria 136 Pimental. Michoet 51 Pnero. Herman 136 Pinho. Ana 61. 136 Pinho. Christina 136 Pinto. Agostinho 136 Pinto. Jose 137 Pinto. Manuel 52 Pinto. Miguel 35 Pires. Aurinda 137 Pires. Connie 50 Pires. Luck) 50 Pitaiuga. Senen 40. 52. 53, 137. 162 Pittman, Tristian 50 Pitts. Bhsha 63 Polakowski. Mrs. 81 Pombo. Luis 137 Pontoreiro. Mr. 76 Portek. Victor 40 Pravotta. Josephine 28. 29. 48. 137 Prott. Donna 137. 151 Pugiiese. Edna 137 Pulti, Mrs 73 immt Qui. Jota 44 Qunnones. Elsa 29 KKKKK Rockley. Keith 32. 42. 43 Rackley. Mark 32 Raimundo. Antonio 110. 137 Ramos. Ana 64 Ramos. David 138 Ramos. Iveksse 138 Ramos. Javier 48. 53. 138 Ransom. Mr. 14. 21 Reaves. D. 89 Rebeto. Jaime 52. 138 Rebozo. Ramon 31 Rego. Luis 138 Rei. Claudia 154 Reid. A 89 Rendeiro. Mr 87 Rendon. Mara 138 Resende. Ana 39. 40 Resende. Jose 138 Resende. Juie 51. 53. 63 Resende. Mara 39 Resurreicoo. Christina 138 Reverendo. At no 139 Reverendo. Rosa 50 Rey. Fernando 139 Reyes. Evelyn 139 Reyes. Mrs. 71 Reyes. Nancy 139 Reyes. Raquel 154 Rtoeiro. Ana Paula 13$ Rtoeiro. Antonio 52. 53. 13 Rtoeiro. Dna 140 Rtoeiro, Norma 63 Riccardi. Mrs 76 Ricks. Tom 32 Rios, Ivette 140 Rivas, Gladys 29 Rivera. Carlos 29 Rivera. Edward 145 Rivera. Irma 56, 140 Rivera. JubO 40. 41 Roberts. Mrs. 84 Robertson. Mr 78 Robertson. Mr D. 52 Robinson. Luke 140 Robinson. Wiisooa 140 Rocha. Isabel 141 xlas. Mogeiian 141 xjrtgues. Ale mo 141 Jdrigues. Aimernda 141 xlrigues. Gouda 51. 142 xJoguez, Carmeia 51 xiriguez. Carlos 141. 36 xiriguez. Darnel 53 xiriguez. Erving 32 64. 142 Rodriguez. James 142 Rodriguez. John 36. 37 Rodriguez. Joann 48. 51. 53 Rodriguez. X a 142 Rodriguez. Leticia 50 Rodnguez. Madeline 142 Rodriguez. Manuel 143 Rodriguez. Mora 155 Rodriguez. Miguel 143 Rodriguez. Mr 81 Rodriguez. Ms 48. 71. 86. 8 Roman. Carmen 58 Roman. Guiermo 143 Romano. Gregoho 143 Romeo. Monique 29 Rosa. John 143 Rosa. Mara 143 Rosa. Nancy 143 Rosarto. Edwin 32 Rosen. Mrs. 72 Rubas. Mr 85 Rueto. Natobe 29 Ruggen. Mrs. 72 Ruivo. Cebna 53 Rusano, Edward 155 sssss Sa. Ana 144 Sa. Dina 50. 144 Saiagaj. Mr 50. 81 Saiagaj. Mrs 81. 162 Saigado. Bento 144 Saigodo. Orando 144 Saizano. Lomse 144 Sambur. Mr. 77 index 181 Sanchez. Ana 51 Sanchez. Maria 145 Sanchez. Raymond 145 Sanchez. Tony 32 Sanchez. Washington 145 Sangaie. Mrs 72 Sanjurjo. Carlos 51 Santiago. Beth 155 Santiago. Henry 155 Santiogo. Jorge 30. 31. 97 145 Santago. Ricky 48 Santiago. Richard 145 Santiago. Suzy 48 Santo. Anabeks 145 Sontora. A 89 Santos. Carlos 52 Santos. Fernando 40. 52. I4 Santos. Holder 146 Santos. Isabel 53 Santos. Jorge 35 Santos. Luis 50 Santos. Manny 38 Santos. Manuel 53. 146 Santos. Maria 146 Santos. Paul 38. 40. 41 Santos. Rosa 146 Santos. Sivia 146 Santos. Victor 147 Soo Pedro. Ana 155 Saraiva. Armmdo 34, 35. 147 Savage. Kelly 64. 147 Savage. Thomasna 147 Savidas. Mrs 78 Scott. Ion 32 Seabra. Maria 147 Seiecky, Ronald 31 Sena. Mr. Angelo 68 Senatore. L. 89 SerateHa. Ms 88 Serra. Elena 147 Shodowitz. Mrs 15. 53. 86 Shely. Emily 147 Sheodan. Ms 87 Siva. Gwda 147 Stva. AAe 148 Siva. Martrtano 148 Siva. Mr 86 Siva. Paulo 148 Siva. Ted 51 Smoes. Aurelio 38. 40. 41. 148 Smoes. Clarinda 148 Smoes. Jose 148 Smoes. Lino 38. 40 Slater. Ocie 149 Smek3. Teresa 8, 13, 56. 149 Smiey. Mrs 78 Smith. Mrs. 78 Smith. Ms 72 Smith. Rchard 32. 33. 149 Snowden. Shelme 50. 149 Soares. Ana 149 Soares. Jota 31 Solomon. Mrs. 72 Sosa. Marilyn 155 Sostak. Michael 51 Sostak. Steve 51 Soto. Adrian 32 Soto. Luz 149 Sousa. Ana 155 Sousa. Paul 40 Sousa. Pedro 38. 40 Sousa. Rui 149 Spressler. John 149 Stoncic. Suzel 150 Stanco. Frank 36 Starvslawczyk. Mr. A 49 Stanulis. Robert 150 Steele. Ms. 82 Stemogie. Kenny 4 Stephans. Jawan 48 Stowowski. Kenneth 150 Strothers. Yolanda 151 Strycharz. Robert 36. 108. 150 Stuckey. Alma Sean 150 ShJec. Elane 9 Sutera. Mr Lows 70 Sweeper. Darren 42 Sweeper. Feficia 150 Swykowski. Mrs 81 TTTTT Taffit. Mrs 73 Talaya. Alzira 52 Tavares. Maria N 150 Taylor. Jimmy 38. 40. 41 Taylor. Mrs 69 Taylor. Rosake 151 Tenreiro. Fernando 151 Teofio. Hector 48 Tereski. Ms 85 Thomas. Dwigh 53 Thomas. Neal 89 Thome, M 89 Tirado. Miguel 31. 151 Todd. Stocy 151 Tome. Antonio 34. 35. 53, 92. 151 Tonzola. Anthony 36 Topor. Mrs. 78 Tortorelo. Mr, 79 Tosun, Mr 76 Travisano. Mr. 81. 162 Trejo. Angel 34. 35 Tremarco. Mrs 88 Treso. Angel 151 Trimarco. Mr. 81 Troche. Jose 31. 152 Truszkowska. Mrs 77 Turner. Victoria 155 uuuuu Underwood. Mrs. 79 vvvvv Vdente. Olga 51. 53 Vargas. Wayne 152 Vasconcelos. Ajfco 31 Vasquez. Susanna 152 Velez. Maritza 155 Velez. Mr. 69 Velez. Paula 152 Velez. Raymond 152 Vetis. Coach 45. 77 Ventura. Maria 152 Verdes. Gary 51 Vick. Mrs 73 Viera. Paula 63 Vieira. Orqukia 152 Vigario. Manuel 31 Via. Angel 153 Via. Jose 31 Viar. Pauia 48 Viarmho. Adekna 64 Viasoa. Romon 153 XX u xx xx XX Wogner. Mr 79 Walton. Josephine 153 Washington. Renee 64 Watson. Mr 82 Weeks. Ms 73 Welcher. Johnny 45. 153 Werner. Virgnio 29. 82 White. Sandra 23. 153 Wichowski. Mr. 36. 87. 162 Wiczek. Peter 36 W ams. Chester 32 Wison, Edith 89 Was. Ms 75 Wright. Ms. 76 xxxxx Xavier. Alda 50. 51 YYYYY Young. Mrs 81. 86. 87 Yuschak. Michael 50. 52. 60. 61. 134. 153 zzzzz Zamber ana. David 48 Zambujo. Maria 52. 154 Zarro. Mr. 82 Zemora. Lizbeth 154 Zenga, Mr 51. 85 Zenna. Elaine 70 Zozuinos. Mr 162 Zorate. Marco 154 Vagueiro. John 152 Valente. Mrs 71 182 Index 183 184 WALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y