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

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- Dric and Zim - STILL DOING BUSINESS AT THE SAME OLD STAND Wishing the Graduates the Same Old Wish LOADS AND LOADS OF LUCK DRISCOLL AND ZIMMERMANN 77-79 PARK AVENUE PATERSON N EW JERSEY Bergen Junior College will accept graduates of THIS HIGH SCHOOL as long as space is available. Curricula Offered: Cultural Liberal Arts Pre-professional such as: Pre-Engineering Pre-Medical Pre-Dental Pre-Legal Semi-professional such as: Journalism Accounting and Busines College Secretarial Medical Secretarial Dramatics Art Music Photography Home Economics and others as need arises Granting diploma for two years of college work transferable to most colleges and uni- versities. Accredited by the New Jersey State Department of Education. I000 RIVER ROAD TEANECK, NEW JERSEY Telephone: Teaneck 6-8775 Phone ARm0ry 4-4144- Columbia School of Commerce I 158 ELLISON STREET PATERSON, N. J. One Door From Church Street

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Remember when you thought you saw a little termite streak down the basketball court and swish the cords for two points, and then you realized it was CARL BLUMEN- THAL. After playing sterling ball with the V. team for several years, and not being quite tall enough for varsity ball, Coach Henry Rumana rewarded Carl with a varsity letter in his last year. PETE NIGRO, southpaw pitching artist, who acted as understudy to Rube Wiggins as pitcher on the varsity baseball team last year, blossomed into Eastside's num- ber one pitcher during his senior year in school. Al- though he could not be classed as one of Eastside's greats, he was a most valuable man to have in there. JOHNNY CARLOMAGNO is another example of a small fellow, but good player. Johnny proved to be a cap- able understudy to Lou Cuccinello at the halfback posi- tion in football. As shortstop for the baseball team johnny was one of the flashiest players ever to play under the Eastside banner. There must be special mention also of the fine per- formances turned in by DONALD HDUCKJ' TOMLINSON, who has played J. V. basketball for a couple of years, BILL MEAD, hurdlerg GEORGE LEFFERTZ of the tennis teamg JAKE OBERER, track starg ED GLEN and RAY STRONG of the cross-country team, the former of which was awarded a gold medal for his performance in the county meet, and DOMINICK vAN NOOR, outfielder on the baseball team. Before closing, I want to make extra special mention of that demon sports reporter 1sADoRE HDOCH GOLDSTEIN, the bearded bard of E. H. S. Some of you may not know it, but that most distinguished and scholarly gentleman played freshman basketball averaging two points per game. He also indulges in a little vocal serenading, and if you sneak up on him when he isn't looking, I'm sure you'll see him indulge in his secret vice, snapping his garter. And now comes the worst part of this bit of reminisc- ing, when we come to the parting of ways. So when you see me again, just say Eastside '39, and, I'll know who you are. Rider llollege of Business Administration Bachelor of Science Degrees in Commerce and Education Special lntensive Courses Founded 1865 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY SHerwood 2-5020 TIIE MART 180 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N. J.

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