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

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WVILLIAM H. VVILSON Bill 367 Market Street Pet saying: I can't think of any Bill is well liked by everyone who knows him. T-here's a reason: His ability to smile has cheered many a bewildered Spaniard during Miss Landru's tests. We hope that he succeeds in his ambition to get rich quick. because William certainly deserves a little pleasure after all his strenuous work at Eastside. Good luck, Bill. ANNA WOLKUS Buttsy 113 Montgomery Place Pet saying: I have a new crush. French Club. Where's that radiant smile, Anna? VVe miss it so much. Crushes for a hobby? Ahem, who's the latest? Buttsy's ambition is to teach. We're positive the future generation will fairly radiate with knowledge under the tutelageof fair Anna. VVe certainly would like to be those lucky youngsters. Here's best of luck, Anna! FRANK C. YUSAITES Pancho 79 Lafayette Street Pet saying: We-ll?? ?? ?? ?? Pancho wants to own a chain of- drug stores. lf we know anything about this quiet fellow we can safely state that we shall see his name on huge sign boards which advertise The Yusaites Drug Stores. Lots of luck, Frank! 56

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HELEN WEINREB Lennie 379 East 31st Street Pet saying: Did you find out my pet saying yet? Vice-President, Social Science Clubg Science Clubg Student Council, '23, '24, '26, Scholarship Society, Dramatic Society: Chairman Social Committee. For dignity and poise we turn to Lennie, After hearing so many say their ambition was to reduce we were somewhat relieved to know that at least one of our number wanted to weigh 250 pounds. Helen's hobbies are just as unique as her ambition. We like your sense of humor, Lennie, It's the kind that helps one to succeed. So good luck! JGHN C. WEYBLE uperprr 391 East 32nd Street Pet saying: I don't know Lunch Room Committee, Treasurer, Ushers' League: Fencing Club, Manager, '23, Class Basketball, '22, '23: Student Councilg General Organizationg Galdos Club, Hi-Y Club, Science Club, Big Brother. Perp has an ambition to sleep until 10 o'clock every morning, which will possibly be fulfilled when he is graduated and ceases his many activities. His many doings about school do not coincide with some of class votes. Better luck next time, Johnny! WILLIAM BERNARD WHITE Whitey 173 Pearl Street Pet saying: So's your old man. Commercial Club: General Organization: Student Coun- cil: Spanish Clubg Senior Finance Committee. Whitey's ambition is to graduate. No date is men- tioned, but we take it he means June, 1926. Bill intends to be a lawyer, dealing exclusively in divorces. His hobbies are ice scating and boxing, especially boxing. Who knows but that he may challenge Dempsey him- self some day? Well, we'll expect to see him either in the ring or behind the barf?Q If he isn't to be found in either of these places he'll probably be on the screen, 'cause Bill's our best looking sheik. 55

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. ' T431-:I-r7,nr ' THOMAS R. FOGG UTip17 973 Madison Avenue Pet saying: Hello, Chollie! Thomas R. Fogg is quite a large name for such a small boy to carry with him, but we are sure Tip is perfectly able to do such a thing and, consequently, we do not worry. Tip is quite a machinist and can collect more stamps than any six letters going from here to Squeeduuk. You may he small but before long every- one will know of T. R. Fogg, the engineer of note. JOHN NICHOLAS Nick Grove Street, East Paterson Pet saying: What do you want? Ladies and gentlemen, we have with us a man Cpardon mel, a senior who is quite the bus builder. He is a co-operative student who never has much to say, but when he does speak, listen and you shall hear words that coagulatc throughout the halls of fame. Good luck to you, my boy, and may you own a Paterson-Lodi bus some day, or, possibly, become manager of the Bunk Bus Lines that run from here to there. Now you've looked at all the pictures VVe hope you liked them, too. The people went and had them took Especially ,for you. Perhaps you'll read the whole book through Wle think it's pretty good. ' VVe wrote it all ourselves, you see, And so, of course, we would. -P. X 57