Paterson Eastside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL 5 ,J 1 .. N. 3. , , .. .. t, . OVER M THE' , , Oh, thetroad vvas strgigntlana, the road was' long I wThat'led't0,tl1,e top 5 ti1e.,hi11-:tg . i -But the- roads run Eastland the roads run West, And, no one knovvs-hwlfich 'roadfls best 5 when it iealvesrhe tobbf the mu. VV. .-v.. ...v W f X 1 . ,Oh, theiwlay vvasAloi1e.,fand1'only one, . f1f13g,t.l1ecl to thejgopqo' ' he hillg But -the gpatihg divideslint Hhlany ways That are-made of thousiimist and thousands of days, U f P On the other side of the hill. Oh, you'll take the road that leads to the East, For we've reached the top o' th-e hill. Then I'll take the road which leads to the West, And Time shall say which 'road is best On the other side of the hill, Oh, perhaps my road is Oblivion leads, When it leaves the top o' the hill. And yours may lead to Fa.me's fair light: Or yours may be dark and mine be bright On the oth-er side of the hill. ,Though different the Ways that our feet may tread, When we leave the top o' the hill. Though varied the treasures our searchings find, One strong, bright link our hearts will bind On the other side of the hill. F-or the school we loved stood by the way That led to the top o' the hill. And memory's room will hold a place For laughter and song and a merry face As we leave the top o' the hill. ELVA DUTCHESS.

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GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL THE SENIOR CLASS YVALKER, HELEN. 1 School-13. Societies-Student Council, Swastica, Criterion Staff. Helen got the votes for the most popular girl. She indeed sur- prises us with her ambition to travel through the whole world. This young miss, certainly drives a wicked Ford.' Sh-h-h, she adores a certain screen star, R. V. Oh, Helen. ' RUSSELL, MARION. Societies-Swastica, Student Council, Basketball, '20, '21, '22. School-No. 3. Russ is our 'class athlete. Her ambition says Russ is to be a Physical Training Teacher. The very best of luck, Marion. This young lady had so many hobbies, they couldn't be set down. How- ever, the principle one is dancing and Russ can dance. GAR-Y, RUTH. School-Totowa Borough, No. 1. Societies-Swastica, P Society. Here we have with us an ambitious and very bright girl. We see her in the very near future as a credit to G. H. S. and to all who know her. We hand it to you Ruth. May you always have all kinds of g-ood luck. You deserve it. I GFISSLEII-, HARRIETT. Societies-Dramatic, Orchestra and Choir and Swastica. Schools-Nos. 8 and 9. ' Perfect sweetness herself and belongs to all' the nameable clubs. Her ambition is to learn to swim fsomeone please give her an edition of Sink or Swim. Perhaps that will help her.J She also wants to be a School Teacher. Well, Harriet, here's luck to you. I'm sur- prised at the Gossip part of it.