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

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ANNE HARALAMISILDIS-l5l points-Most outstand- ing athlete in the class. Is a line basketball referee and possesses ability in basketball, base- ball, deck-tennis, and badminton, besides being a member of the Leaders' Club, a select group of girls. RUTH SEYMOUR1l29 pointse-Another outstanding athlete equalled by none except Anne Haralam- bidis. Exceptionally good at basketball and baseball. Skilled in tennis, deck tennis, and tumbling and is a line referee. CLAIRE DOOLEY-113 points--A girl who seems to have just what you want when and where you want it. ls active in stunts and tumbling along with good records in baseball, badmin- ton and deck-tennis. She also has attained membership in the Leaders' Club. . MARILDA SLOAN-109 points-Out of the ranks of the naive type of girl comes 'lRil with her line ability for athletics. She holds the most envied position of any girl in school, as Presi- dent of the Leaders' Club as well as belonging to the basketball, tennis and golf squads. Doius HINCHLIFFE-92 points-A natural born ath- lete. Was school champion in tennis and golf and played a fine game of basketball. She, also, was a member of the Leaders' Club. ALICE HENNION-84 points-The little girl who never let her height stand in her way. As a Freshman she was determined to be a good tennis player and with Grace Guelichls teach- ings she came through. She went through basketball with flying colors and played tennis, golf and volley ball.

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, Passavo IN msviaw ,,,, Wjfffv Gmhuuf Gjl1.l'bIlI'g Greetings grads, and I don't mean cads, and I don't M mean you, Goldstein! Comes the time in our young 'akf fsweet and innocent, lives when we must say bon cheerio to 'f to the remnants of that building which we have called W in my E. H. S. these many years, but before we do so, I'd like , ,I , fi M to' call upon the witness stand some of the many person- J K Qs? R . N alities, characters, and what have you, who have been . 1- 1 mail, ?.a ..Q 1'l' performing many deeds of honor on the athletic fields in the name of our old alma mammie. First on the list of sportsmen, we will bring up the name of ADOLPH 1sADAoLIACc.:A. Adolph, or Baggy as he is better known, is one of the many players men- tioned in this column, who is a bi-product of School No. 6. He is a quiet little fellow with an even temperament, excelling in baseball and basketball. I-Ie gave a good account of himself in the two sports, both of which he played for two years with the varsity. On the baseball diamond he proved himself invaluable as a third base- man, while socking out that base hit just when it counted. On the basketball court his cool headed play served as an inspiration to the other players on the team. Next we find VINCE FIASCANARO. the cause of many ohs and ahs from the Eastside femmes. A cousin to Badagliacca, he also went out for two sports, basketball and football. After one year of V. basketball, Vince made the varsity team in his senior year. His name will go down in history as a result of his having scored the winning baskets in each of two overtime contests with Central, thereby enabling Eastside to cop the city cham- pinoship. In football he acted as first rate replacement for the much heavier Ken Malone at the center position. I ffonlinuwl in Ihr' .fill Svcliunj X., , .af--f-'

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GRACI2 Fox-A84 points-There always has to be someone to check upon everyone else so Grace took care of the job wonderfully. She man- aged many times, played basketball, baseball and deck-tennis and was in the Leaders' Club. EDNA VIERMAX'-79 points-One of the happiest faces ever to be seen in the gym was Terry's. She came through with fine achievements in basketball, baseball, deck-tennis, and volley ball. BIERNICIZ PELLINGTON--7l points-A quiet girl but very progressive. Played a wonderful game of basketball and made the tennis, deck-tennis and volley ball squads. ROISERTA MONROIE-6l points-A very active girl. Played a good game of volley ball and en- gaged in baseball, basketball and deck-tennis. l'llLDl?GARl7lE Mmm 50 pointse-Upheld her scholas- tic achievements by showing her ability for sports. Played on the basketball, golf and deck- tennis teams. Belongs to the Leaders' Club. MILDRIED Ro12Di2R-49 points-A girl who never ex- ercised her athletic prowess in everything but those she did compete in proved worth while. She played basketball and deck-tennis, per- formed in stunts and tumbling and is a mem- ber of the Leaders' Club. JEAN DICIKSON-46 points-'One of the girls who showed she was interested in boys' and girls' sports alike by following the football, basket- ball and track teams around as well as making the golf, tennis, deck-tennis and basketball teams. lncidentally she has just become inter- ested in bowling.