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

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SILAS H. THOMAS NSY! 474 15th Avenue Pet saying: Oh, yes. General Organization, '253 Galdos Club. 'ZSQ Memorial Committee, Chairman. Important business seems to call Si to Newark quite often. Maybe it is his working to make his desired million. but rumor says Newark is not his place of busi- ness, but one of his unmentioned hobbies. Motor- boat racing, hunting, fishing and swimming should keep any young man pretty busy without bothering with such things as school, Newark, or a million. Well, here is luck to youl EDITH THOMS svrornnqyn 225 Dundee Avenue Pet saying: Couldn't you love it? El Club Cervantes. Tommy is another prospective teacher. Her chief hobby is ice skating. We who have seen her glide along agree with her. In the class room Tommy also glides along, because she always knows her lessons. VVe are sure that she will succeed in her ambition to become a teacher, and we wish her luck, although she doesn't need it. ELEANOR TOMB HEI!! 369 Ellison Street Pet saying: Oh, goodness! La Societe Francaise. Eleanor expects to grow up after leaving high school. We must have been the restraining influence, Eleanor is known as one of our quiet girls. Probably she believes that silence is golden, or else she is think- ing of the occupations which hold her attention after school hours. El is another devotee to tennis. Among swimming, tennis and dancing Eleanor has had rather a hectic time acquiring classical knowledge and prepar- ing for college. 52

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LOUIS SUSSMAN nLoun A 61 Godwin Avenue Pet saying: Weill Track, '25, Social Science Club. Lou is one of our quiet boys, but-ask Mr. Vorms. How about the invincible corner in Z52? Lou knows. Lots of fun, eh? Lou is so quiet that you can't hear him when nobody is around. On the athletic field Lou is at home. The fair sex is the jinx to Lou. He shrugs his shoulders and says, I don't care. But, Lou, have some consideration for themg look what they're missing. Lou says that next to graduating he is going to work to make the second fifty thousand, be- cause the first requires too much work. A ELAINE TABACK Ess Tabby 375 East 33rd Street Pet saying: Is zat so? Stcn Clubg El Club Cervantes. Ess's ambition is modest, indeed. She merely wishes to be secretary to the President of the United States. Although Rss is not so quiet as she seems, yet her sunny disposition and willingness to oblige makes friends for her wherever she goes. Her hobbies are riding. sleeping and talking. We can't vouch for the first two, but we certainly can for the third. Oh, boy, take our word for it that when Ess gets wound up she certainly does talk. ELEANOR ELIZABETH TANIS Bellevue Avenue, East Paterson Pet saying: Oh, gee! Dramatic: Hockeyg La Societe Francaiseg Swastika. Eleanor wins the prize for knowing the most movie actors and actresses. She has a library full of their pictures. and always brings it in at the right time. She was a great player on our hockey team and made several goals for us. Eleanor's goal, by the way, is to be a gym teacher. Of course she will succeed, and we don't mean maybe. 51

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GERTRUDE TORREY Gertie 652 East 26th Street Pet saying: Isn't it wonderful to be so thin? Hockeyg Basketballg Photo Committeeg Big Sisters. It's hard to say anything about one that can't be applied to the other. Our twins not only look alike but they are alike. The only noticeable difference is one talks a lot and the other doesn't. but which is which is an unsolvable mystery. Gertie's hobby is eating and her ambition to reduce. Don't do it, Gertie, we want you with us for a while yet. VVINIFRED TORREY Winnie 652 East 26th Street Pet saying: Isn't it wonderful to be so thin? Hockeyg Basketball: Student Councilg Finance Com- mitteeg Big Sisters. Almost every class has a set of twins. Here are ours. Aren't they cute? The old saying, Ike and Mike, they look alike, certainly fits them to a T. In case you don't know it, Winnie and Gertie won third place as class fat girl. That was a little bit of sarcasm on someone's part, 'cause our twins are just as slim as can be. Winnie has a hobby that is exactly oppo- site to Gertie's : it's to get fat. We think you may attempt that with perfect safety, Winnie, but we aren't so sure about Gertie's hobby. ANTHONY VVARASKE Tony 104 Lafayette Street Pet saying: That's a lot of bunk. Tony is one of the class's most quiet boys who is well known in the circles of machine, wood and other shops of the school. He is seldom heard of but is often on top in studies and activities of the classroom. He is a ball player of note, who is too bashful to try out for the varsity team. Tony plays a dandy game and may some day be a-well, we won't say. Good luck to you, and may you continue to be successful and some day be an engineer. 53 vw.-