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

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HENRY KAPLAN Henny 520 East 23rd Street Pet saying: That's right. Student Council, Dramatic Societyg Science Clubg Social Science Clubg La Societe Francaiseg Latin Club: B. S. A. The cheerful disposition and smiling countenance bring joy into the world and betoken gladness. Henny is a hard worker, but he believes in smiling. Our Henny, though a youth in manner and appearance, is a man in judgment and accomplishment. The other day Henry put us wise-he is going to stage a musicall comedy on Broadwayg that's why he is interested in the girls. Don't see the girls worrying, do you? Keep smiling, Henny, and you'll be successful. ROSE iw. KAUFMAN Roe C 156 Harrison Street Pet saying: Well, I won't argue with you. Cervantes Club: Glee Club. Rose's ambition is to be a designer. She ought to be a great success at it, because she is so artistically in- clined. Roe sings, paints and bluffs her way along. She likes almost everything. If she dances, swims, rides or canoes as well as she sings it's no wonder she is so popular with the boys. No one can help liking Roe. NORMAN KEPPLER Norm 366 Clay Street Pet saying: I don't know. Orchestra. The Class of June, 1926, is going to be well repre- sented in the Navy, for Norm intends to be a sailor. His hobbies are very fitting for a sailor: at least, the swimming and fishing part are, but that admiring pretty things. Now, just what do you mean by that, Norm ? Of course, we understand sunsets are lovely and icy mountain peaks wonderful, but we can't believe that Norm is referring to nature's handiwork. We must be wrong, though, because Norm is our most bashful boy. 32

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ELEANOR HOPPER HEI!! 539 East 27th Street Pet saying: Oh, my dear ! Scholarship Societyg Big Sisters. El is one of our most studious as well as one of our most attractive girls. She is a member of the Scholar- ship Society, and so we get the moral, It pays to study. El doesn't study all the time, however, as you may see by looking at her hobbies. Unfortunately, we don't know him, El, but we're sure that he's good looking. ANTHONY JOHN IANACONE u-Iohnnyu 98 East 17th Street Pet saying: Hey, Nance! El Club Cervantes: El Club Galdesg Science Clubg Dramatic Societyg Student Council. Johnny was elected third most dangerous of the boys. We have been trying to figure out in what way. We come to the conclusion that it is in being too generous for his own good. Johnny leaves a host of friends behind, all of whom wish him success in his study of medicine. SELMA KALI SH MSCI!! 371 East 33rd Street Pet saying: Shoot him! Latin Club, President: La Societe Francaiseg Scholar- ship Society. Here she is-one of our very best examples. We would like to stand her in some prominent place where all might see and admire her. Selma is remarkably earnest, ambitious and brilliant. She deserves praise, for whatever she has achieved has been earned through hard work. Selma plays the piano beautifully. We hope ttat some day she will be able to put Paderewski to s ame. 31

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ANNA KONESKY Peanuts Ann 98 Graham Avenue Pet saying: Does it, really? I Our little Ann wants to own a dog kennel! What do you think of that? Well, Ann, since you like to play with dogs we hope you'll succeed, but we are all sure you'll need someone big and strong to control the dogs if they get too large and ferocious. But, perhaps, if you sing or dance for them you may manage- them, for music hath its charms, you know. Whatever you do, Ann, here's best luck to youl MILDRED .KOPF Millie 453 Madison Avenue Pet saying: Wait a minute. Sten Club: La Societe Francaise, Student Council, '24. Millie's ambition is to be a stenographer and then rise to a position of a private secretary-most laudable ambition, we think. Millie hasn't any false ideas about being able to jump into a P. S. job immediately, she realizes it takes hard work and lots of it to succeed. But she will succeed, we know, because she is a whiz at shorthand and typing. We are afraid she won't be a secretary long. Her boss's loss will be some one else's gaing so why worry? s HELEN LABAUGH 492 Broadway Pet saying: Oh, darn! Sten Club, Student Council, '22, '26, Criterion Staff, '25, '26: El Club Cervantes, '26, Hockeyg Junior Police, Class Book Committee. VVhenever we want to laugh and have a good time, we hunt up Helen. That's why she received votes for class comedienne and tom-boy. She certainly surprised us when she said sleeping was one of her hobbies. She also mentioned other out-of-door sports. We didn't know she lived at camp all year round. Helen's am- bition is to own a roadster, a fur coat and a dog, and we know Helen will get what she wants when she wants it. 33