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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1942 volume:

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The disordered feelings which we shall remember, however, will not be altogether cloudy for us, for in that happy and reasonable day a cheerful note which is inseparable from these times will persist. And this we shall associate with our years at Eastside High. We have adopted the torch of knowledge as our theme. Surely knowledge, coupled with wisdom, will light the way of the world to our democratic ideal. MURRAY FREED, MARVIN TUCKMAN, fEdiIf01'SJ. WWW E H' Cf 7? C W M S TQ C fm, C 0 M T E N T 9 - Q FACULTY ily' SENIORS YEARBOOK STAFF -f CLUBS E A S Sf ,ff SPORTS I ADVERTISEMENTS ' F 3 452 Vi 1 Q T VY, TO THE SENIOR CLASS OE JANUARY 1942: Your senior year has been a successful one for you and your school. Many honors have been bestowed on Eastside and you have been largely responsible for them. Our school is grateful for what you have done. Your attitude and spirit are worthy of praise. Now, as you go out into the world, continue the good work. In- stead of taking tests, be prepared to meet them. Prove that democracy's investment in your education was and will be worth- while. I have confidence that you will carry on and remain in- telligently loyal to the ideal for which Eastside stands. Pmzciprzl. f if LJ DEAR SENIORS: All education is a preparation for complete living, but no life is complete unless it is dominated by character. Character has been defined as the operation of the human will dominated by principle. The supreme objective of your teachers at Eastside has been to mold you into men and Women of good character, to help you build a life governed by precept. To attain life's purposes, you must be able to cope with every situa- tion in which you may find yourself. The school has given you some preparation to meet the tasks which face you. To be sure, other agencies, such as your home, your church, your associations, have influenced your preparation. In the last analysis, however, your success will depend upon your courage and your determina- tion to master every situation. For as the poet says: 'Tis the will of the soul that decides the goal And not the storm or the strifef' Vicelnrincipal s if V W 3 W . ., NR Y.-,,.P S. HB., . i 1 U 1'5- HQ- 11 TW - - 5I HII f 5 F , v I y -X X El fd a ',,,.f--- Mk W U e O' 'ov ' f 5:1- X, iv Q + M f wfi f 4 f I X' :Q I I x Q W THE CLASS IV M003 M7401 gp ?? f P? ow :fa 'A C vgfevff V' J 'JL 7 rp 'f fx M PWA WW N X 'k. ff' X 125 f 'W EJ- QV ,QL f A 'EHL Ur, EDWARD ACKERMAN A future electrical engineer, is eighteen year-old '6Ed',. This six footeris hobbies include radio, model airplanes, photography, and chemistry. In his spare time, Ed also enjoys roller-skating. ice- skating, skiing, and reading. Ed lists apple pie, math, and O. Henry as top ranking in the', fields. X X . ' .jpfm A, will .tt , ' lil-V' U , is fv 2- R., - In , H , H i. Q,- WILLIAM ACKERMAN MCowboy,s'7 main ambition is to play the drums in Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. Of course, the uKing of Dance Music in the album of this blue-eyed gentleman is T. D. himself. Preparing for his career as a musician, NCowboy,, has been a member of the Swing Club. Recall that handsome, blonde-haired personality beating the traps? Playing the drums is the hobby of Bill, who stands 5' 7 tall. MATI DA ACKERSHOEK HTilI'7 'Nor e of the athletically-inclined members of the graduating lass. S h s p ti ' ated in basketball, tennis, and bowling, besides , ongi t the 'r Glee Club, A Capella Chorus, Student Coun- . H ' es sk ing, eating, and singing. Glen Miller and ci rife itor. She has won a 25-point shield in girls, ' p ts 1ll 4' ncle Tom' iCabin', rate tops in their respective fields. Matilda wants to make 0 ers happy. AARON ALSWANC , ' layrsilalge part ,in the life of 'cArtie', a member of the T' Cl h ' ' ' i 4 t a I ' Sw ub t e Ba Ar es,a ff p arlnet likefelial odma , an , as c uld e ex ecte , IS vorrte I 1 P orchestra t e an7s. This seventeen- year old4ix fo e 3' ies inc u e playing the clarinet and saxo- ph I e, Ping pong, and baseballw Q tie votes Q4 ' 7 ptQ,,Qs5a7'E2'B4t. FRANK JOSEPH AMABILE Physics Wiz-Frank was born on New Year's day. He has been active in the Camera and Rifle clubs and the Student Council. Frank's ambition is to be a success in whatever he undertakes. After graduation he hopes to attend college. Like many others, he prefers the music of Tommy Dorsey. His favorite author is Raphael Sabatini, while macaroni steals first place in food. Photography, skating, and swimming take up his spare time. DEBORAH AMEL c'Deb,', as she is called by her friends, will go to Normal School after graduation. Though her ambition is short, it is quite com- plete: GTO succeed? She centered all her attention during her four years in school in the Music Appreciation club. She enjoys swim- ming, reading, and horseback riding. When it comes to books this Tommy Dorsey fan picks uLes Miserablesw. By the Way, she is one of those well-known hot dog munchersxtibqi Yiyv Q uoRoTHEA ANDERSON X X nDot's', favorite subject is type, and she lso ey-'jfoys reading tl works of J. T. Flynn. This sev teen-y o student wants to settle down and live a happily a ' life. s for her hobbies, they are skating, dancing, swimm g and last, but not least, flirting. This blonde-haired, hazel-e miss considers a day well spent if she could eat a eaping ful of spaghetti in accompaniment to Charlie Spivak' ar gements. J GLORIA ARBEIT .K , Just to be different, Gloria wants to t e a iv ' a er grad a- tion. HGlory's7' ambition is: c'To b a success, ret e see Americaf' Though she likes lemon chiffon pi s no softie a her favorite subject is Hgymf, Included in her activities are, l ing, golf, and tennis, while the Student Council, Footlights Clu , d Dramatic Society knew her as a member. Tommy Dors y and uWuthering Heights take first place on her hit parade of orchestras and books. L T A ' T it fl with AHTQR ARONOFF Hn fi ix-footer HArt'7 has black hair jand green eyes. His noble ambition is to appreciate life. He'S been quite active in school, being a member of the Horseshoe, Footlights, and Dabblers Clubs, Student Council, and the Senior Mirror. Art's favorites are Benny Goodman, rare steaks, and '4Northwest Passagen. After high school he plans ,to further his education by studying Forestry at Syracuse University. Sports, stamps, and music take up his spare time. HERMAN AUERBACH One of the better math students in this graduating class, is a gold MP . Horseshoe pin recipient. Sixteen-year old Herman man- aged belong to the Band, Work on the Senior Mirror, and be a member of the Horseshoe and Dabblers Clubs. This green-eyed, blond classical student wants to be a surgeon. ln his spare time, Herman likes reading, model-making, and writing Qnotably his news- paper venture, 'cThe Funnybonenj . Steak and 'cDynasty of Death receive his vote, each in its respective field. -...- ,Q . BOSALIE AZZARONE After commencement, Rose plans to go to a business college to further her training in commercial subjects. Her most enjoyable pastimes are listening to good music and seeing operas, at Eastside Rosalie thought that bookkeeping was her favorite subject. This brown-eyed, brown-haired maiden hopes to marry a millionaire's son. Her choice in the literary World is the novel MRebecca, by Daphne Du Maurier, while spaghetti is tops to this Glenn Miller enthusiast. ELEANOR BABB On the long list of people who have chosen HGone With the Windf s the book they like best, you will find the name of Eleanor Babb. cholastically speaking, 'LEP' has to her credit a bookkeeping and first year certificate, and bronze and silver HP,s . She was a member of the Commercial, Pan-American, Plan Your Future Clubs, and the Chorus. Huckleberry pie and ice cream is the most palatable dish she knows. This green-eyed, ash-blonde rates Tommy Dorsey's music tops, and likes dancing, sleeping, and the Spanish language. MA, Cjlil K ER t r D J' hvfflgo sey enthus' , 4'lViar possesses blue eyes and brown y hai with a silver to back her up, Marion hopes to achieve a pjkirin as a lab tory technician. She was a member of the ff unior Schola society, Student Council and a Big Sister. Marion or ably look orward to Friday because she likes fish, for it's a Rl f x ell-known fact that the two go well together. . f r . S , . M C Q MICHAEL BARNO . .r . . r y ?u-Q. fin 1 as ,... 1312 iff-yr Mike has been an important factor in the ymgkingfof. Eastside's Junior Police. As an ex-Junior Police Chief, he 'has still conf- tributed to this fine organization. As a means of satisfying his inner wants, Mike enjoys horseback riding and fishing. This brown-haired, brown-eyed student is fond of Benny Goodman7s arrangements of swing. and loves to wrestle with a dish of spaghetti. After gradua- tion. Mike hopes to become a state trooper or to succeed in the Army Air Corps. ' JLYN BABTH si s enjoying 'lgehlte fishw immensely, HCagay Barth turns to linglish as her favorite subject. This brown-eyed,brunette maid has served on the Student Council for three terms, and has been a Big Sister. Her favorite orchestra is Glenn hliller's, and her favorite author is A. ,l. Cronin. Carolyn hopes that her future will he bright as Steeplechase Park at night. Cagay,' has won a bronze P and has three bookkeeping certificates. A wtf . , -f f 47,7 1 ,Lv sw Q. ,I-C , f 471' , , ZQ2j4..,. GEORGE BARUXIS f -fr' I ,fylf i,a.f!i-ff Peter , which happens to be Monsieur Baruxisf nickname, is a 5' 10 M. A. student. Enjoying softball and bowling as outdoor amusement, George turns to photography as his indoor hobby. Tommy Tucker and Henderson Clark are his choices in the fields of swing and literature, respectively. As a million other people do, uPeter loves roast chicken. Going to work after graduation, George hopes to make lots of money, ,-Ly and become a biaccess. MARJORIE BAXTER Versatile 'clVIargie'7 participates in sports of all types, with ice- skating, swimming, basketball and tennis heading the list. To top it off she has received her 75 point sports emblem. Sheas one of these people who revel in creepy mystery stories. In spite of Margieis great love of sports, she Wants to attend business school f and become a good private secretary. This exponent of Tommy Dorsey's music is also fond of dancing. W ELEANOR BELKOWSKI The Latin-American music of the umba King, Xavier gat, is rated number one by MEIN. This brown-haired miss's orite forms of relaxation are baseball and the piano. A good athlete, she excels in softball.. For her playing in this sport, El has received many awards. Standing 5' 9 in heightt, this hazel-eyed, graduate enjoys fr?-wffyw eating that muscle builder-spinach. y . y y y DELPHINE BELLINO i A E '4Del,' knits like a house on fire, and can be seen' sporting her own creations on Eastside's campus. Delphine is a little on the short Side, ,beingyljust-five feet tall and doesnit quite hit the 100 mark Weight.-She prefers the music of Glenn Miller and the works fofdvlargaret Mitchell Cwho's she? She wrote 'cGone With the 'Wind Q Also Del tries not to miss any good shows This brunette , ,Vr, I 7 . A Wiiiiitfan of that cooling delicacy known as ice cream, has a sten cer- Ftificate to her credit. y I 5,1 V, f f My . p. A 1 X f' ' I 1 1 I, ,IE I yi: ' I 1 t ' l ' X ri X l REEYA BERK E ' Q Reev wants to become a buyer in one of Macy's im- orltant ep 6'Reev7s,, favorite food is most unusual:- p . bread a . activiti s axe varied: The Junior and Senior Scholars ' 0' es, Da rs, Eootlights, Current Events and Nature cien Clubs r outstanding hobby is piano playing, which she do s very w . She hopes to attend N.Y.U. after gradua- tion. Reev collects magazine articles and does fancy dancing. I I A xl 1 DDR Y BOWNE 1 marry and er ia Do tx la ieen actixe 1 i e f Student for txxo teiins. evote re time equally I1 basketball. ie Doctor rea the liteiary xx 10 iates En lis1 as tl1e subjec is it W l I y . A l 1 f h l p ty 1's l . .T . l . a O V A Fried c r - i . culinary of fd bloid who Q ' 41 i ' ' ' i ' f of gl ' : ' g l HELEN , -DQLV H? is lue-eyed, blonde-haired maid o seventeen who wants to sta appy all h r life. She has belonged to the Household Arts Club, t e Stuglfe ouncil for five terms, and has participated in tenni Heleris tastes vary from P. G. Wodelioiise, tl1e 11ovelist, to Tom Dorsey, tl1e trombonist. Dancing, tennis, sewing. a11d read- ing make up this active Household Arts. maiden's hobbies. She hopes to become a good registered nurse Qand we know she willj. , if-QQOHOTHY BRADBURY IjfDot plays the piano beautifully, which explains her desire to be a travelling gospel pianist. Dorothyis mouth waters at the sight of pot roast and potatoes. She was a member of the Chorus and participated in several sports. Tall NDot,' is a proud recipient of a silver P. Grace Livingston Hill and French are her favorites when it comes to authors and subjects. As for hobbies, she favors tl1e pia11o, crocheting, and going on boat rides. MAR RET MAE BREEN Tl1 sixt 1 'ear old, brown-eyed brown-haired, fun-loving lass has ad 1 a boy's heart flutter. Margieisv ambition is to become -1u ' , and have Mpatience with her patientsf, She has participated h Student Council, Household Arts Club, Girls' Glee Club, and h been active on the Cap and Gown Committee. This future ii enjoys the music of Tommy Dorsey, and puts MSO Many orldsn by Mrs. Harry Pugh Smith at the head of her literary ist. Chemistry, with its various odors, is her favorite subject, but ' for food, the whiff of clam chowder will bring her running. cHA11L1-is 1sRocK . Being born 011 April Fool's Day, doesnit make L'Chuck,, a fool. Chuck7' likes Zane Greyis 3CtiOI1 stories, Harry James, and attack- ing a turkey. He belonged to the Hobart Hi-Y, and to the Horse- shoe and Riding Clubs while in school. His favorite subject was printing. and he draws and collects pictures of celebrities. Blond, blue-ey ed. and OI16 inch u11der six feet. Chucku says the thing he wants to do most is go to California. 'ni I l . 7, psf-I xv- 'l ,4, ffl, 4-7 AUDREY BRoscoL ,wifi . I' f' Ginger Rogers has a rival here, for MChir1ky's', ambitioniisi to bg i l a second Kitty Foyle. Chinky has a verify, lilobbymliking to col- lect funny little dolls. After graduatio 'she expedts to pouiydva typewriter Qthatas the Foyle in her coming outl. Mliingis Rovyfiifaiid HCome Spring are the books she enjoys best, and Andre fifostel- anetz leads among her favorite orchestras. During school She was active on the Fire Drill squad, and in the Plan Your Future and Footliights Clubs. Brown-eyed and black-haired L'Chinky cele- brates August 19 as her birthday. . .. mai ,, Mp MARY BROWN Little Mary, with the last name of Brown! Yes, this young lady has brown hair, brown eyes and stands 5' S . Mary has belonged to the Chorus and Commercial Club. This Artie Shaw fan enjoys reading, collecting records, swimming, and eating chow mein. She hopes to go to business college after graduation. Mary's ambition is to be able to take dictation at 120 words a minute some day. EVA' CACOLIRIS uLittle Eva is one of Eastside's shorties. Munc ' U o cr' py co Hakes is her delight, but it hasnit made her grow. a ti ' were the Chorus and Music. After graduatio l s to at end business school. When it comes to orchestras, E a choose that sentimental gentleman of swing, Tommy Dorsey. She wants W a success in whatever she undertakes. Her outside interests include playing the piano, tennis, ping-pong, and the organ. '4Wuthering Heights ranks high with this five-footer. i FR MARY CALABRESE Vt , '4Mar7' hopes to work as a secretary after high school, and her aim is to be an efficientpone. Her favorites include Italian, Kay Kyser, Booth Tarkington and steak and potatoes. She was secretary of the Italian Club, a member of the Commercial Club, and a par- ticipant in girls sports. Mary likes to dance, listen to the radio, Varrdpxsew fthe latter should help to make her a good wife.j Scholas- fticfally speaking she has received her silver and gold g'P's , two ifbookkeeping certifica s, and sten pins. ff Qffmfi 'W 5 0 MJ f' 2WvM'oQ Mplmo CALAMITA That universal favorite, 'aGone With The Windw, is also the choice of '5'Mac who enjoys basketball, baseball, football, and swimming in his spare time. Of course, his hobby is to follow all sports, in the newspapers, and at the games. Brown-haired and brown-eyed, this seventeen year old rates English as his favorite subject, while including Glenn Miller as his top musicmaker. MMac'7 hopes to secure a position after graduation. x 'UN u 1 ' K 'lxfafii .avg SH V ay, , riendly, b -hair' ,I iazel-eyed student. whose whimsical a bition is to, rafte s Slxrley Cornik. 'tShirl'i is athletically inclihedw fi a on bies 'arel nis, riding. skating, talk- ingfia ating. respect to A r hes s, Glenn Miller is her choice Yby' ss for chow has no bearing on the fact that he favdwe subject is Frencll After her graduation Shirl,' will take a long-needed rest and t en go to business school. it LA RUE M. COURSON l U0 Headed for the armed forces of Uncle Sam is HBud , whose am- bition is to join the United States Marine Corps, and attend the Marine College, located in Florida. Appropriately enough, this brown-eyed youth's hobbies include the building of model boats afvf horseback riding. Mechanical drawing is the Mpetn subject of 7 ud who enjo fs eating apple pie and reading books written by ames Fenimore n his enlistment, Bud,' hopes to secure .,Vfj. iij,fy,'l a positgjf-inf, 'i raf ' m. 1 -f Jossgfh CRITCHLEY This blond-haired, blue-eyed youth is the president of the Science Workshop. uloen Wants to become a successful mechanic, and con- siders Machine Shop his favorite subject. This graduate enjoys eating, especially that great delicacy, soup. Joe stands 5'- 7 in stocking feet and weighs 14-O pounds. This Mechanical Arts student intends to work after graduation. 4 ! , iz, to 4 f f , MARY QUZCUNIELLO p Ninetyteight pound uCooch prefers ravioli to any other food. Her laudable ambition is to be the girl her Dad wants her' to be, and always make him happy. After leaving Eastside, she Wants to be employed as a filing clerk. Maryas hobbies include dancing, eating, and unlimited talking. She enjoys typing and Glenn Miller's music. When it came to her choice of books, '4Rebecca,' slid into 'ahomen safely. This chestnut-haired miss is a recipient of a first year certificate. 5, 1 RTE LESSIO ' o l' and be happy and to make others happyw is the worth- l ' e mbition of brown-eyed Marie. A member of the Household . 3 Club. she enjoys sewing and reading, along with Tommy orsey and his orchestra. The most enjoyable book she has ever new- J Surf -ef,-X read is Rebeccai', by Daphne du Maurier. Marie. 5' 2 in height. considers ice cream sodas the best of all foods. N , ' ' N1 ' MARIE DE Bora i , .- f ' Marie is a blue-e 'ed ash blonde. She is a recipient of bronze and silver uP,s',, three bookkeeping certificates and a shorthand pin. Concerning activities she has been a member of the Commercial Club, on the Senior Mirror Staff, Plan Your Future Club, Chorus, and Monitor Squad. Her favorites in various helds are: playing the piano and organ, rare steaks, typing, and 'clsittle Lord Fauntleroyw. After graduation, Marie expects to work and hopes to be a success. MARIAN DE CROSTA Energetic, vivacious, and 5' 4 tall, HDee has been one of the most active participants in girls' sports. The Leaders' Club and t Cheerleading Squad have known her, and she has also been a S dent Councillor, and the girls' sports editor on the Criterion. HDee sn awards include a block GE for girls, sports, a major MEM for c e tennis, and eating chow-mein. As for her favorites, 'LReb cap, K N X tf'x1Rf leading, and a gold UP . Still, cfDee,, enjoys dancing, s D mathematics, and Tommy Dorsey-they represent the avera e taste. MARY DELGADO Mashed potatoes is the favorite food of 'fMargo , who lists eating as one of her outstanding hobbies. Standing only five feet high, Mary hopes to become her brotheris secretary after graduation, but not until she has spent one year uwithout worry or care . A bookkeeping certificate has been won by this popular monitor, who enjoys the music of Tommy Dorsey. She considers uFor Whom the Bells Tollv tops. .X 1 f- , .X , in V vyvfz Xl In X J' 4,1106 1' A lljifff V BENJAMIN DEL GIUDICE W Q ,yy t'Big Benn lives up to his name by being one of ofur tallefsfsenias. This uCandy-Counter-Flirt has an ambition' to become a Motor Vehicle' Inspector. Ben is a blue-eyed, brown-haired student, and is Chairman of the Ways and Means Committeef He has been active in' the Student Council. Ben's spare time is taken up by fixing 'cars for at least trying toj. He ranks Zane Grey as his favorite author, and prefers Guy Lombardois music to any other. I W fftlfbjit 7 M- .111 3 sl as D JosEPH DE LUCCIA 1' uloeu De Luccia is one of the many b ys W o intend to become electrical engineers. This seventeen year old student is almost six feet tall, and has brown hair and grey eyes. Ioe's favorite subject is physics, and his chief hobby is radio, while he ranks H. C. Wells and Andre Kostelanetz first in the fields of literature and music. As many another person, Joe likes to eat upizzan. 4 1 Wwyff iffiiisria DE MARCO ff ,,ff !fJf4i'fJ,,-ff hulgyj 9 1 Here comes the bride -MlVleal wantsjto get married and beco 'J the perfect wife. 4QThat should be very interesting.j While waiting, f for the husband to come along, she will look for a job. Amelia ,W PM , is a steak-eater who hopes to increase her five feet of height, and V also likes Glenn Miller and 4'Cone Vifith The Windw. She has a Wze P and a bookkeeping certificate. Dancing. swimming. driving. W reading, and skating are a few of her hobbies. ANTOINETTE DEN BLEYKER wfonii' has gvery n orthy ambition-she wants to keep all her . W7 old fri ndsfang e many new ones. She has been a member of the dentigouircil, the Chorus, and very active in girl's sports. lxjliiollejr skating arv D eating are her main hobbies. Bookkeeping, J Katlrleen .orrisf ommy Dorsey, and spaghetti are her favorites in theirljresrf ctive fields. This blue-eyed brunette intends to work after graduation. Popular MToni,s,, many friends wish her luck in any field she may turn to. I ANN DE SANDE . Music is Doris' best-liked subject, and she hopes to become a pro- fessioinal accordionist. This blonde-haired and blue-eyed Miss has b ember of the Student Council and the Library Class during 'ier sojourn at Eastside. When not busy with the accordion, Doris enjoys reading the books of Louisa M. Alcott and listening to the soothing melodies of Vaughn Monroeis orchestra. Upon graduation, Doris hopes to secure a position as an operator for the Western Union Telegraph Company. j ELEANOR DEVINE . , One of the oddest nicknames in this graduating class is Eleanor Devine's. She is called '4Shamrock . This hazel-eyed browjnette hopes to get a job and become a good secretary. She likes to dance, read, go to the movies and listen to swing music. Margaret Mitchell's MGone With The Wind is Eleanoris choice of a favorite book. Her other fancies include t f ing, saavhetti and Glen Miller. BP c l za Ev-VL A DI' fvlbiefolu Hoping to attend a nursing school and become another Florence Nightingale is brown-eyed Aileenis ambition. At Eastside, this seventeen year-old has been active in the Current Events, Talent, Household Arts, and Red Cross Clubs. When not eating pork chops, her favorite. this petite Miss. who stands Hve feet tall, enjoys the music of Tommy Dorsey. During her spare time. Aileen reve's in ' forgetting the world and its troubles through the medium of roller skating. Albert P. Terbuneis stories rate top honors in this young ladfs esteem. Aflr,ewU2ox-10 EVEKYNADTWTKRTINO Brown-eyed and brown-haired ulfvi' is a chicken enthusiast. ulfvw has won a first year certificate for honor roll work, a typing certifi- cate, and a bookkeeping certificate. Skating and eating are among her hobbies. Ev has belonged to the Skating Club, the Chorus, and has been a monitor. Edna Ferber and Tommy Dorsey are preferred in their respective fields. Evelyn hopes to be- me a succ N inllife. and find a job. 1 ' l bww 104160 X ANGELo DI PAOLO K HD.A.'s7, ambition is to be a lawyer, and he hasfalready ,displayed his leadership by being president of thi -F-actotunn Club, and as- sistant manager of the foo: V, iteamff, fisi other activities include the Track Team, being a M - f , and the Italian Club. 'Colggge is the destination of this baseball, swimming, andfdancingl en- thusiast after graduation. wfhe Life of Bismarck is his favorite book, and spaghetti his rnost enjoyable dish. EDWIN DOBROSIELSKI Brown-haired, gray-eyed Mlfddiev is another graduate ambitious to retire at the ripe old age of 25. Tommy Dorsey rates high in the field of music. Eating hot dogs while reading 'thrilling 44Ellery Queenn mysteries is c'Eddie,s idea of a good time, but he has a soft spot for skating, playing ping pong, fishing, and hunting. Eighteen year old, 'LEddie tops 5' 8 and tips the scales at 153 pounds. l i , y DOLAND P ta p collecting hiking horseback and bicycle riding and foot . 5 . . Us 'V y . 1 . . Y, - a are only a few of the activities that occupy the spare time of blue-eyed Walter. He has been a member of the Rifle and Nature-Science Clubs, while his ambition is to succeed as an aero- nautical engineer. ff Of course, Science is the pet subject of this Seventeenayeair old, while Ray Kinney and Jack London rate first in and literature respectively. Eating cake helps add to his pounds. WALTER L. DUNSTAN, JR. uBud's77 intention to lead a simple life is summed up concisely in his ,unusual ambition, Cato live in the country . Brown-haired gnattn15f5wn.eyed, he has been a member of the swimming team and the Hobart Hi-Y Club during his sojourn at Eastside. When not busy eating his favorite dish of tender steak, uBud'7 resorts to his numerous hobbies, which include skiing, swimming, and horse- back-riding. He selects history as the most interesting subject he has studied in high school. APN flws EDWARD ELIA 4 Ll- 5 Exciting tales of the north,, as presented by ,lack London. are the ' most appealing to L'Slip,'. This sixteen year old hopes to become a teacher, but intends to work for a while following graduation. 7, f - Spaghetti and Benny Goodman arethis brown-eyed fellow's favorite 1 1 .- 1 t food and orchestra- leader, respectively. History is the most fas- kgjinating subject aqordingfto HSlip,', who weighs 130 pounds and stands 5 feet 9 inches tall. v l I J f 'N C . ' DONALD ELIEZER H'Don,, has been an active member of the Ways and Means Com- rnitteefrafftlie class. After school hours this brown-eyed youth ' xbusies himself with his pet hobby, radio, perhaps hoping to X., r f A become another Marconi. In school, he enjoys devoting a great deal of time to that fascinating subject of test tubes and mixtures, chemistry. Showing his human side, n'Don', admits that he has a yen for lucious hamburgers. ' fy ' J Y hr -Q ff 2 if ,, i gf 4 i , K ,gf I ,fr ay an , 'I f, f f L Ar-I 0 iff. f fs? , FRED ELSNER ,ltr known in Eastside. Fr1tz's,, hobbies are skating, boat-buildm , A. I , lj za g l lg Star end on the '39, '40, and 741 football teams, ulfritzi' was well t J f J v . l i football, baseball, and track. This six footer wants Cato succeed in - everything I do and have a good tirnew. At Eastside uFritz7' received f fl . VXNJ awards in football and track. Tommy Dorsey gets the nod as Fredis favorite orchestra leader. t y SHELDON EZOR HlVlodern Chemistryw, by Dull, is Shel's favorite book right now, and strangely enough, chemistry is his favorite subject. '4ShelH hopes l to be a specialist in dentistry some day. This seventeen year old graduate likes swimming, dancing, eating, sleeping, and Glenn Miller. X Blue-eyed, brown-haired, and 5' SM tall, HShel,' will go to college y t after graduation. f f MELJORD QEABRIKANT ' 4'Mel's,7 ambition is 'ato find an intelligent good-looking, agreeable girlw. While in Eastside, uMelw belonged to the Camera, Public Speaking. Dramatic, Current Events, and Eootlights Clubs, and the track team. This seventeen year old lists his hobbies as electricity and the clarinetg physics his favorite subject. and he prefers Gene Krupa's orchestra. He hopes to attend Rutgers in preparation for electrical engineering. ABBIE M. FEINSTEIN Abbieis ambition is to do what she wants to do, and to do it well. Hereis hoping she succeeds. Her list of activities looks like a draft list. It includes the Scholarship Society, Big Brother and Sister Committee, Dabblerls, French and Bicycle Clubs, work as Copy and Exchange Editor on the Criterion Staff and Co-copy Editor of the Senior Mirror. Abbie intends to go to college and study archae- ology. She enjoys reading, bicycling, skating and writing letters, probably getting her energy from her favorite chocolate milk shakes. She likes Isham Jones and Kipling, in their respective fields. ALVIN FELTMAN 'PQI MAF, wants to be a successful lawyer. While in N' h school, he belonged to the freshman basketball team, tennis team, the Stu- dent Council, and the Nature-Science Club. uAl's,' hobbies are ath- letics, swing music, and driving. 4'Northwest Passage and Tommy Dorsey are his preferences in their respective fields. 'LAP' intends to enter college after graduation. Lt? Emgifjfiwf may f Jw t .zo HW ' x dw MJ' yy Marion will make another od wife, QE stsid s ould be proud of its alumnaej, for on he list of favorites she has included cook- MARION Fraarllfisjff ing and baking. Other things she likes to do, are to dance, skate, and play the piano. She expects to go to Sherwood Secretarial School after graduation. MTO get Where I start for and to be a successi' is this blue-eyed blonde's ambition. C MARTIN FINKELSTEIN . Here is another hard-working gold HP recipient. 'Tinkw will take a Civil Service exam for the post-olhce and then wants to 'fmake money quick. Martin prefers the smooth melodies of Kay Kyser, and the fantastic stories of H. G. Wells. Of medium height and W6iglit',Q,'liG has gray eyes and blond hair. 'fFink', thinks that 'Anierican History is the most interesting course, and as for foods, all good thick steak is uFink's7' dish any day. ENIDJOAN FISHER uGabby 'f is the well-earned nickname of this blue-eyed brownette. Nevertheless, she has found time to bowl, see famous bands, and eat, as well as to earn a typing certificate and a 25 point chevron. Ambitious to live, laugh, and love, HC' Qby will seek work as a newspaper woman. Sammy Kaye, English, Sinclair Lewis, and hot dogs get the nod as her favorites in their fields. x 0 7 4255512 4?X 'iqfjeff . Wi t 'Yrj'-9 AG! 7... f ,M x ttyl. THELMA FOX 4'EoXie is a sports-minded young lady interested in ice-skating. bowling, and basketball. She has taken part in girls' sports in school. Thelma likes history. She rates Louisa May Alcott first in the literary world, and Glenn Miller wins her vote for favorite band leader. Thelma wants to ulive, love, and be merryf, ELIZABETH FRANO HBettyw likes dancing, horseback-riding, swimming, eating, and sleeping. A brown-haired, brown-eyed Gone With The Windw en- thusiast, she has belonged to the Italian Club, and also to the Commercial Club. She lists hot dogs as her very, very favorite food. '5Betty , who likes typing, wants to make her mother happy, a laudable ambition. Good luck to her! MURRAY FREED Brown-haired Murr y i of the most active and well liked boys in the e tire' grad ' g class-a Big Brother, a member of the Ban. w e t Councillor. Jqnrnalistically speaking, he was s 1 l rresp ent for the M son Evening News , a member of he Q ' 1 a S r ll' co-editor of the Senior Mirror. Am zing Dgngjilwu ray still had time to win a letter from th and d to receive a gold HP e ' ' to study chem- istry, and ntinue listening to Jim orsey and playing the clarinet. Good luck to one who deserves it! GUS FRITSCHIE Basketball, sleeping and eating are the hobbies of Gus, and theyire not bad ones at that. That second one looms ,very important, when he states that his ambition is to retire as soon as he. reaches the age of 40. The soothing music of Guy Lombardo and his orchestra are most appealing to this blue-eyed individual. Hamburgers and printing are his favorite food and subject, respectively. EL N0 FBONZAGLIA r Boll r Skating and Bed Cross Clubs were enhanced by L'El,s mber ip during her stay at Eastside. Willing to work hard, if 'ie is ble to secure a position upon graduation this blue-eyed liss f 'ors bookkeeping above all other subjects, and has won two aw 1 l in that department. Sammy Kaye is the choice of MEIN. who c ll s recordings as a pastime. Perhaps hoping to become a ft a Sherlock Holmes or Dick Tracy. she enjoys solving crimes pr sented by her favorite author, Ellery Queen. IRVING GANS Another six-footer, this Glenn Miller exponent has brown eyes and brown hair. Photography, aviation, and name-collections are interesting to him, but he also favors such sports as archery, swim- ' ming, and boating. After graduation he will join his father's .busi- ness, and says he hopes to be a success in everything he under- lx 'X K ,bt Ql takes. Irving gives four stars to H. G. Wells in literature. l X ' K-X v i' ,ff EDWARD GARDINER MMM Popular, 5'9ff tall, and 3 HMTY Ja CS also shows definite scientific tendencies. This futtg cric rlgineer lists chemistry and physics as his favorite' subje er student councillor Nlfddiei' has been assistant manaff r tieagack team and winner of a first year certificate. College is this brown-eyed, brown-haired graduateas next stop. N GELLER T ative 'tLil1,' is the proud possessor of a silver uP,', 4'Type and ooka' certificate and a g'Sten,, pin. Laughing, knitting, and listen- ing to records, are all enjoyable sidelines. She follows the mob .hen it comes to orchestras and books, her favorites being Jimmy ors and uRebecca . Lillian's aim in life is to be happy and to l ake others happy. Shels had her fingers in some of Eastsidels , being a member of the Pan-American Club,rPlan Your Future lub, Dramatic Society, and Vice President ofthe Commercial Club. JAcoE GEORGE A ' A 5 ' Elections always mean fu to Hla en, bga e abl o malqe an addition to his extensive coll ' n of am ri B ons e can be seen about school, sporting his blu emed v ich he received asa varsity track award in 194 . When ' mes to choos- ing favorites, ice cream sodas, Glen lVliller, Ru yard Kipling, and playing 'football can all be seen at the top of the list, Jake', has been active in the Current Events Club and the Student Council. Some day in the future you may see the name, Jacob George, as lthe by line of some big New Yo k a r-at least, thatls what he MATTHEW GIANNELLI A future Mgymi' teacher, is well liked, husky, brown-eyed black- haired, ulVlatt,', winner of two major football ME7s.', Hezhas also been active in baseball and bowling. ln school club activities HlVlat:t was a member of the Student Council and the Cooke Hi-Y.' ln his spare time, this Tommy Dorsey fan hunts, skates, and listens to popular records. The best subject in Eastside, according to '4lVlatt , is Spanish, while a good heaping dish of spaghetti is good anywhere, any time. 2 . .ffbfy 1 KMQ-an PHYLLIS GIAQUINTO .. - l . Glgglesn makes all her clot s o that she will be able to travel around ,-- world ye s com . f k as a secretary is her Goal after ' uati n Sh 's receiv a itman shorthand O 0 pin, HSten,7 an k ing e a S 'er 'LPN and the Crite ME . I L ' ' part th a ivities of the Italian. Coni- mercial, R Cr s, nd Ri ' g Clu a was a Criterion typist. Dancing t ie strains of JI y Dorsey music is a most enjoy- able pals' of heras. CLAIRE GIGANTE Claire permitted no grass to grow under her feet during her high school days, being secretary of the senior class, editor of Criterion copy staff, Italian, Red Cross, Commercial and Current Events Club, aifnd far from least, active in most sports. Ambitious, she hopes toilive to see the 21st century. Ice cream is one of the few things' will stop Claire's constant talking. She was awarded several commercial certificates, and has received her Silver f'P.', Preference is shown for horseback riding and reading in this young IVIiss's case. JOHN GINNELLY v A graduate from the Mechanical Arts course, Mlackn is nineteen years old and 5 feet 8 inches tall. Ambitious to have his own business, 'llackn is popular and friendly with everyone. Any music fno matter whosel makes him happy, but banana ice cream and lunch period rate tops with him. He and 4'lVIatt7' Cianelli are close friends, while IVIatt,' plays football, John does not, but he follrfyvs every sport assiduously anyway. I RHODA GLAZER I f tv When some one qu tl Ho out hey eig ty, the ver a n p rop. To go in cytr ning, xndq omey n e en u O ex goal. By no mea issy I e nevgyflgeless - az ple fs f- in lecting poetry. r sin'ai g and ' cing give her an 'u ers much enjo' n . h va' m of the Talent'Club D a atic So ciet, ,, orus, St d t Councl' nd was a Big Slsterffor two terms, proo readq-if id on cggpy sta 0 Senior Mirror. Awards include a gdl 44 'f forxwijliazel-eyed runette. x y t - I W I' i Q answer is fourifooi eleven nd qu rs good l lythe d U . f . . kj f v 1 I f 6 Sh 9 t col- tb I I I ,XJ I I X E IUND GLORIANDE - 'ey-eyed, brown-haired, and 5 feet 8 inches tall, Edu is known s a pleasant. mild-tempered fellow. Ed bowls, skates, and plays Nxfootball. getting his energy from his favorite food. steak. Vaughn onroe and history are preferred in their fields by this eighteen year old. Ed hopes to become a success in the world. RENE GOASDONE Mlfrenchyi' plans to first go to the Casey Jones School of Aero- nautics, and then become a millionaire and see the world. Playing basketball, baseball, going ice-skating, taking in a movie, and read- ing books by Kenneth Roberts take up most of his time. Of all the foods in the world, uFrenchy thinks spinach is the best. Rene is 5 feet ll inches tall, 148 pounds heavy, and has brown eyes and hair. A MARY JEAN GORGA W jyyvtlvyl Tommy Dorsey has the right to claim another fan in Mary. Mary was a Household Arts student and a member of the Music and Household Arts Clubs. She plans to work after graduation. In her spare time, she sews, dances, and plays the piano, Lflane Eyref, top novel of Charlotte Bronte, is the favorite of Mary. She prefers apples to any other food. She has brown hair and brown eyes. 1- A Q! HECTOR GRANITO 1 f' Lf! 'cHeck,, plans to work in an dffice fter gradua mon lijd wants to be ua great success? One inch short of six feet ithlflbrown hair and brown eyes, this Jimmy Dorsey enthusiast rated algebra as his favorite subject and was a member of the Rifle and Riding Clubs. Riding, tennis and swimming are the hobbies of this admirer of chicken sandwiches, who enjoyed reading HFOI Whom the Bells Toll very much, A FRANK GRAVES A - A When questioned as' to what he'd take along if he were going to a desert island, Frank would probably say, 6'Mashecl potatoes, 6Tom Sawyerf and maybe Lana Turner. '4SnuffyHwants to attend George- town University after detaching himself from his dear alma mater, and still 'later hopes to become a judge of a law court. In his spare ,ti1I'1C,fVl1ELf indyulgesiin the fine arts of tennis, music, and golf. Another is driving fcarefully??j. Heas been man ger of 'tlieitrack team, and a student councillor. ,Wig 4,:,. fr' i BERNARD GREENBAUM X Ever since he's been knee-high to a grasshopper, H 7 7' been fond of math-the more complicated, the better. Just give uRed', a big piece ofila pizza ftomato pie to youl, and he's contented. Maybe this accounts for one of his hobbies, which is eating, the other being photography. He's going to take life the hard way-he wants to be a successful loafer. Hens held membership in the Student Coun- cil, Dabblerls Club, Math Team, Footlights Club, and football squad. Tommy Dorsey's music is very pleasing to the ears of this falmostl six-footer. gave 'PWS wit? QSSW 'Ubin-.WM ,Ma - -' f --.mug 46' 4 4 eg A Q2 f 3 fm 0 M y 'W' gg? , ff 0, ' 'f 4 ,f 'inf f ' W-my-' . fg 1.2-lv.-:wr Qfffffs-ss, , , 's ., fn .:zQ'swazv Y' - , 'f wi l, ',-'.?:gr, A1-,'. .1 4 0.w7m,v4,, - -f 9 grgfbgpt' l,ff,, if 4119107 ,ff ,gy L. ,v nz w ,ff A117-tn,-5530... ygff api' W gy! 0 A 4 Vg, . rg Q 1 , MW, 4. ,, Qf4zy,,s S ar- fvb WDA ig-s . ANITA GREENBEHG 7ivacious, brown-eyed, and black-haired. Neet longs to be a suc- cess. Interested in driving, knitting. and reading, she intends to go to business school after graduation. In school. this eighteen year old Jimmy Dorsey fan,s activities were the Plan Your Future and the Commercial Clubs. We are sure that 'QNeet will achieve her ambition. ' NATHAN GREENBERG Playi ping-pong, bowling, and talking take up most of Nate's,' 4 f l A -tim atej' found bookkeepnig the subject he preferred. An avid , Y . U . . I . .i . D fan, he l k s the music of Glenn Miller, while his ambtion is iat of if : to see the Brooklyn Dodgers win a World Seriesf, uNate', ha frown eyes and hair and is stocky. He will work and then attend school after receiving his diploma. ' S LE GREENBERG y hirl Greenberg is a short green-eyed, brown-haired damsel who as lived on this planet for seventeen whole years. During this time, Shirley has acquired a taste for hot dogsf who hasn't?j , Glenn Miller, and Scarlett O'Hara. Shirley likes to dance, read, and do bookkeeping homework. She ants to succeed inylife and will look for a job after gra atio Wl l , ff . :lf fy fX BQ'OjflylJ'J t gift- 5 ANITA GROW R - t'Anything that won,t bite me firstf, is Anitais favorite food. 'tWimp's,' favorite book is 4'Mysteries of Lifef, Her favorite sub- ject, and the one that most people do best in, is lunch. She has belonged to the Riding Club, Footlights Club, French Club, and Student Co ncil, and worked on the Ways and Means Committee an Senior atistics in this class. Under the heading of hobbies, o e atl 1 s and dancing. With success as her goal, she hopes to ttel ollege after graduation. A 'x Q . CHILLES GUERRERA f - . A. G. , as his friends call him, has been well known on the track team. This 17 year old commercial hopes to make future business men wish I were never born. In his spare time, HA. G.'7 likes listening to Martin Gould, reading H. G. Wfells. and photography. Achilles enjoys playing the organ. also likes riding. and fencing. A. G. hopes to continue his education after graduation. .1 .ififf ,'ff A Reading, knitting, attending sport games, and movies take JOSEPH FRANCIS HANNAN uJoe7' has blue eyes and blonde hair, and is five feet seven inches tall. He was active in the Student Council and the Rifle Club. Joe has two things in mind after graduation: First to work, and then to calmly make a cool million dollars. His hobbies are reading, fish- ing, and hunting. Joe is 18 years old, and his favorite author is Mark Twain. , J JM f f v Wax, EILEEN F. HARDIFER 0 'JC Energetic uHardy finds time for sailing, training setters and point- ers, tennis, ice and roller skating, horseback riding, and sewing. bln school the Student Council has known her, and she has participated in all girls' sports, Winning a 100-point 6417? in the latter field. Booth Tarkington, Jimmy Dorsey, history, and hot dogs get this blue-eyed brownettefs vote in their respective fields. Gray- , 'EJB nd five f o 1 es tall, the class treasurer Wants W to six fe t a' big size as he is in the hearts of his frie if n ' is one of th l-liked members of the class. A1 ve in Eastside, he has e nged to the Footlights and Camera Clubs, and to the Studen Council. While vitally inter- ested in photography, uKen's favorite subject was chemistry. He expects to attend business school, hoping to become a successful KENN HA banker. 1 W 1 BEATRICE HARMS A After graduation, this future nurse will go into training at the Gen- eral Hospital School of Nursing. In school, Bean has been vice- president of the Red 'Cross Club, and has belonged to the House- hold Arts, Bowling, and Nature-Science Clubs, besides participating in all irlsj sports In the latter field she has earned a 25-pt. iiii' J rest of her time Jimmy Dorsey, steak and fresh peas receive ffood, respectively f p , this 17 year old senior's votes for her favorite favorite HENRY HAHRA Wi 'A Brown' hair and brown eyes, five feet eleven inches tall, and 140 pounds in weight, 'HBud Harra was a Mechanical Arts student. NBud,' was an active member of the Student Council. His hobbies are roller skating, swimming, and hunting, and his favorite orchestra leader is Jimmy Dorsey. 'aBud,' likes all fruits. He is 18 years old, and his ambition is to go to Florida with Bob Voorhees. .zfw '91 , - vain .f jf' E, Q, 1TH Z NBRooK f ly Sin s favorit food ' a L'DaUwood sandwich she reallv ff usic Faith ss as a member of the Student Council VX! a 7 77 KLM ds H t . t .t t .L . , . . . , o glit to ca e Blondie' . She divides her spare time between 'ce N 1 g af ' . ' ' ' l e cipient of a first year certificate and found erestinv subject in high school Faith s very duation utch hopes to attend business school ' oo. ie ' ' - r ' , YN ff! nob am ' HTO live her life according to Cod,s willf, After J g - 4 an Q- si Q v . xiii, U. EDWARD HINTON His courtesy and cheerful Hello,, have won this bicycle-riding enthusiast many friends. Besides Benny Goodmanis music, 'cEddieM enjoys sleeping, eating chicken, and bookkeeping. Before going to college twhich he intends to do after graduationj, this five-foot ten-inch tall lad, who has been a member of the Junior Police, would like to fulfill his ambition of pedaling to California. ANNE HOLMES A V Here is a very popular graduating senior. 'cPat is known to all as an all-around good sport. She states that her ambition is to have as many friends as her brother has, and we are inclined to be- lieve that this ambition is not very far from being realized. Anne is athletically inclined, having been active in all girls' sports.. This may be due to the fact that Anne likes to eat green vegetables, her favorite food being string beans. Anne was vice-president of the French Club and a member of the Senior Mirror staff. 1 ACQUELINE M. HOLMES y, . Listening to radio and singing are c'Jackie's7' main hobbies, with singing emphatically underlined. She enjoys the soothing strains of Glenn lVliller's orchestra, and, as her ambition is to be a singerg someday we may hear 4'Jackie7' singing with his orchestra. It must be the Chinese in her, that makes Jackie so very fond of chow-mein. The well-known works of James Hilton are Jacqueline,s favorite books. When she was asked what she intended to do after gradu- ation, she replied with a great big question mark and a shrug of her shoulders. PAUL HONTZ ' Participation in the Band and Orchestra were Paul's activities while in school. He considered physics the most interesting subject. while potatoes are tops in the culinary kingdom. Brown-haired, brown-eyed Paul is heading for the machinist held. and will set about learning that trade after graduation. FLORENCE HUBER Known to all as Ulflossv, this tall, brown-haired senior has been very busy in Eastside,s activities. 'Tlossn has been a member of the Student Council, Household Arts Club, and in the Girls' Glee Club. This Tommy Dorsey fan lists roller skating, sleeping, and eating spaghetti as her favorites. Florence wants Hto find out what it isf, She's going to work after graduation. HN HELEN HUGHES Swimming and reading rank high in Helen's list of hobbies. Rud- yard Kipling is the favorite author of this hazel-eyed, light brown- haired maiden. Listening to the sweet music of Charlie Spivak a eating delicious chicken are this five- oot three-inch commercial studentis pastimes. Ml M LE ROY HULSER . Archery ,ice time of this field goes to has another ambition is skating, swimming, and cross-country take up the spare spinach-eating six-footer. Lee,s vote in the literary Cu1'wood's uKazan,', while Jimmy Lunceford,s orchestra listener here. Brown-haired, and green-eyed, '4Lee,s,' to be one of uPaterson,s finestv. Strangely enough, 4'Lee says that his favorite food is spinach. While in school uLee,' was a member of the Student Council. LUCY HUSTER HLou,' has two amibtions: One is to find a job, and the other t b a success at it when it is found. She enjoys dancing, eati a reading immensely. Numbers one, two and three o Wfa rit s 'list are: Jimmy Dorsey, HRebecca and steak and oes. he litrcoines to choosing a pet subject, uLou selects S nish. She h 'won a bronze MPN and a bookkeeping certificate in high school. RUTH if HUTcH1'soN M V ff 1 c'Ruthie wants to be a teacher, so who knows, she may some day return to Eastside. Books are the hobby of the seventeen year old classical student, Glenn Miller is her favorite bandleader. Eating chow mein is one of this brownetteas favorite occupations Cif you call it thatll . J. Un ff ef gf-1 4 L .,a .. wg, fr 9.59 , ,147 IZENBERG ana er of the track team, Jess is six feet tall. and has brown eyes an br wn hair. Hlayw plans to attend college. and was a member of tudent Council in Eastside. 'LJay's preferences include V istory, teak, Tommy Dorsey, and 'LAround the World in 80 Days. 'fgyiiff is hob ies are playing records and eating good food. . f . f f A ,, 41. . 1 f mm -mmm I .af M I , 1Aia,' J , r,91 N , , fiAN JACOBS i Hleanniew, with the auburn hair, has green eyes and is five feet five ,wifiches tall. While reading the Oxford Dictionary is a favorite pastime, She also knits, and likes to write letters. In the field of music, Nleanniew rates Jimmy Dorsey tops, while ice cream takes the cake as her favorite food. She has belonged to the Clee Club, Advanced Chorus, and the Student Council, as well as being a typist f r the Criterion. Jeanis great ambition is to know as much about ' Ste as Mr. Kurlantzick does. 4Apple Blossom Timen must be MShay,s hit tune, because she is so very fond of the very same apples. Fay has earned her fifty point chevron in sportis. She is also the recipient of a bronze MPH, ,M ..ts. . 'M'?' E. f 4. xfjifzfw. J J ff X of Mi Q . X typing certificate, and sten pin. Fay wants to be happy and cheer- ful. Her activities include the Student Council, Bowling Club, Social Committee of the Senior Class, and all girls, sports. All sports are Fayis hobbies with skiing, swimming, and tennis outstand- ing. Graustrak,' is tops among books as far as she is concerned. FRANKLIN JOHNSON y ' Franklin, called UChang7' by his friends, hopes to be a good drafts- man. L'Chang7' is going to Cooper Union after graduation. His hobbies are horseback riding and wood working. His favorite subject was mechanical drawing and his favorite orchestra is Tommy Dorseyfs. Franklin is 17 years old, of medium height and weight, and has green eyes and blonde hair. EDNA JONES M Five feet, two-and,-a-half inches tall, with brown eyes and hair, Edna was a Commercial student. Her ambition is unique, especial.ly among people in this part of the country, Edna wants to be a cow- girl. Her favorite subject was English, and she likes the mellow tunes of Sammy Kaye. Her favorite book is 'iwuthering Heigbtsv, by Emily Bronte. Edna is going to try, immediately after gradu- ation, to get a good job. Her favorite food is baked beans. P J' ef X' bud, it E CATHERINE Joos A A,2L,f K Seventeen year old '4Kay wants to be a commercial rt' tj and ,A IL i . js X. that's not strange, because she lists art as er fauofifefatdmject. Petite c'Kay,' belonged to the Glee Club while iujjf sideynd are d A son are this commercial's choices in their fiel . Fi e fe hre Kay enjoys collecting odd pins and dolls, an also ta ' g pictures. ' 1 ceived a music Pin for her work. Glenn Mill rec?ld - t t 1 ALBERTA KKCHAD 'RIAN On,?.Eastside's varsi football squad for four years, captaining it this past seaserii: uKachy'7 will always be remembered for his football. 'tHe also has to his credit three years on the varsity base- ball f i Sfluad. No wonder thi t tfrthe heading of his hobbies, come iall..fSf15'Orts. UAV, h pg' 0 make a place in the world for himself. With all his aw 'ties he can still find time to enjoy some Shesh Kobab Qrsorhe 'hype of foodj. The class upresi' selects uCaptain Blood as his most enjoyable book. my r,. j . !L,.4f7-lf Jifffcyj w'jg,.,..f . s. CHARLES KAPLAN fy Hazel-eyed and six feet tall, this ommy Dorsey fa'n' is own as '4Chuck,' to his friends. He has the rather unusual ambition of wanting Cato be an orthodontist, and to meet someone who knows what it isf, A member of the Band, 'gChuck has a letter to show for his musical achievements, and also a bronze MPN. He is adept at his favorite subject, math. RosE KAPLAN t Hildee,s'2 unusual, but laudable ambition, is to be mother to a future U. S. president, Executive ability has been manifested by this green-eyed brunette during her service as president of the Pan- American Club, while she has also earned a bronze NP and a in girls, sports. Her favorite reading matter is the t If D' 'ff' Dictionary fhonestlj, but she collects catalogs and humor- ous jokes, too. Her favorite food is honey. Sweets to the sweet. f U . Y 5 ROBERT KATZ A,gQMechanical Arts student, ' f in he t, UBob hopes to be a successful automobile m h e when out of school. uBob is 18 years old, and was bo Independence Day. His hobbies are stamp collecting, all sports, and collecting in general. uBob,s favorite food is spinach, and his preferred author is Robert Louis Stevenson. 5'Bob has brown eyes and black hair. Zi fn? i 'Sw - its if A , if ,Q if - if ' X , if 's lup-1 EDWARD ,KAUFMAN A member of the tennis team, Camera, Math, Chess and Checker. and Nature-Science Clubs, 4'Eddie has been quite active during his four years at Eastside. He has won a letter for his tennis playing ability, and finished second in the school tennis competi- tions. HEd', considers all athletics his hobbies while history. Tommy Dorsey, and the exciting adventures of 'cSlie1'?ck ,, are his hoicesi their lds. , .s f Il ft 2. 5,3 dw'-'VO iafffff 96 ,E . Q2 QQMM ELEANOR KEARSLEY Eleanor was active in club work while a student. She was a member of the Red Cross Club, Commercial Club, and she received a certificate for stenography. Her hobbies are stamp collecting, skating, and swimming, while her favorite subject was mathematics. Eleanor hopes first to get a job in Wright's, and then to see the world. Eleanor is five feet four inches tall, and has hazel eyes and brown hair. Vit !'lKul .fi W Lf' X , Ml, ,V . ,IISJETTQ KEHBIA V V Petitel! fBeKty fn es nothing better than dancing to Artie Shaw's musicivbtit also ollects phonograph records. Active while in scho l, the vice-president of the Commercial Club has also belonged to t Junior Scholarship Society, the Red Cross Club, and the Student Council. She also worked on the Criterion and the Senior Mirro Proud possessor of a silver HP, she has also been awarded sl hapid pin and a bookkeeping certificate. V lllilT'S SYLVIA KELLER V This likeable, blue-eyed brunette Mwants to make every tomorrow happier than today. Miken has held membership in both the Junior and Senior Scholarship Society, Current Events Club, Dramatic Society, Public Speaking Club, and Student Council. After being graduated, she has high hopes of attending college. She feels that roast beef is tops as far as food is concerned. uSyl's77 hobbies in- clude reading, tennis, swimming, and dancing, besides exhibiting a high grade of dramatic talent. Both Jimmy Dorsey and English rate in their respective fields. She is also the proud possessor of a gold PM with a 90 per cent average. ' UTH KEMMER M active participant in all irlsi sports MKem7' has also been a . g 7 . member of the Leaders, Club, a student councillor, and on The 7 ys id Means Committee. She is the proud owner of a 100-point Q Ms orts, while music, stamps, reading, and driving are her M tl er fifgjrests. In literature, this Tommy Dorsey fan rates Osa Johnsons I Married Adventure first. This green-eyed blondes nnbition is to have fun. This 18 year old Household Arts student lists hot dogs as her favorite food. f i D . ff .ri , x SAMUEL KEssLER -limi ' V 'M With chemistry as one of his hobbies and favorite subject, uSambo .ft-2 has great designs and wants to follow into that field. His otherd sidelines include photography and stamp collecting. Blackie,' has found interests in the Nature-Science Club, Student Council, and Camera Club. He prefers the downbeat of Benny Goodmanas band to that of any other outfit. 'Silas Marnera' rates highly as far as HSam has anything to say in the matter. This steak-lover will attend college after leaving F.astside's guiding wing. MARIAN KEYS J ' ' Ambitious B on ' ants an ambiti n-may we suggest jo'ninU he yy and tryi an exc e t hostess? When it co es t f Itali aghetti h s ew high for this five-foot -' c all, To my rsey exp Margaret Mitchellis never to b forg tten H ne With the' W nd rates highly with this green- eyed yo g lady. Marian found more pleasure in type class than anything lse in high school. The Commercial Club has her reg- istered as a former member. After graduation she will join the mob and look for work. FLORENCE KEYSER c'Flo,sv hobbies are sewi g . d +V- ing, whi er ambition is to make some man a qs . enn Mill is er favorite in the musical world, 1, - f ch s special ' s ak. After gradu- Biology prov a J' 1, u. 1 er n s ject while at Eastside. f Al U I ' ation this gre -ey , aiu -ha d stud n in nds to go to work. ui 4 I 1 , WWARREN J. KING F Although he will prepare for an engineering position, HDuke's', secret ambition is to sit at a city editor's desk. Toward that end, he has worked on the Criterion and Morning Call, finding time to ice skate and practice pistol and target shooting. L'Duke,,, blond, blue-eyed and lacking two inches of six feet, prefers Vaughn Mon- r'0e,,f'Arundel7,, and mathematics. He has a bronze MEN and a silver P to his credit. guild lad! , GEORGE M, KLING wb X To retire, the sooner the bet er, is the ai of g yedfb wn- haired.George. Towering over his fellow gradua es x six feet four inches tallj this Boys, Bowling Club member expresses his preference for Fred Waring, C. S. Forester and steak. George's hobbies are roller skating, ice skating, and photography. One of the youngest members of this class, George will celebrate his seventeenth birthday May 1. -. Md.. . ifg. My - M 1, 324, ' f. - Kg W, , ,. r fvti A + -efff E ,. 931 9' Q A' f Q , , 9 ' X , Z E f 'E .R , XX X f 0 Q FN. , 47.4 X W , - ' Lf' ' ' ' f't'C5 t962? xi fi rw 7 I 1, 1 , gf ,. f 'ig . 9 1 K f , if If f Xxx . , 4... Wvmmy! ' W , ti , . ' ' Wifi: -fi if ' .1 iff! if f I ,Li , xr , - ,g:',,,L-5335... .E 'i't22tt4if1ZEf. V fspiyfif 137' 'ef-6 33513133 'wfwm 2 ,. Il ,w k - -1-K DOROTHY-LOUISE R. KNOTHE VE f'Dotty,s,, ambition is g'To achieve. attain, and accomplish in the businessuworld, and as her hobbies, she lists cooking, art. piano- J playinigfiand fblasketball. Willa Cather is the favorite of this blue-,L ap.. H. FN Y ..eyerf!da1tg onld member of the Roller Skating, Household ' Q 'rand Arkll who performed in the Chorus's operetta 'The . , . . . . N . A I Mrkagq' , s,.pet1te dancing enthusiast enjoys Yang 1 onroe ij!! 5 ' sandfice cream. -' W ' A , , 4 . 0 'S EDNA KOEHLE 8 ig Questioning ME ' 5 as to Bti 1 ' as, the rather startling an X given w s '4All lo f t same interestf, Her hobbie inc ude s lling jo n ollecting pictures. Edna wa to find e w rk ol ' ich a- l' - may be a blessing to 4 5 im , s. F rite, as f he su 'ec of food goes, is dill pickles. Be she works har in all s ' s, Eddie sports both her bronze Q ,pyf V an si ver L'P's . Her activiti include the Dabbler's Club, Girls' if Vlil Q Vl' . Q Chorus and sports. When she smiles, her blue eyes twinkle and her J '-.X dimples pop u J. , 1 - . y OW' E V' IJM' W edu- ,aff ffQ kj X K noisrar Kosrow 'J kj' f t'Bob,' was a Student Councillor, a me ber of the ,Horseshoe Club, ' 3 and president o the Dabbl rs Ch beside wo king on the class 1 ays and Mea Co ' i se s umor is the TSX f quality that inte 1S ac nt ce .,Hefsaifs he Wants 'fto C Q X fy-'ubfuner l'd ector ndfhieve ess in all my 'undert ing , and K Q of Lo la y confided that after grad ation he is g to wait for f v 5' N . ' , Do U is ' fy- L 'J ,jig of Gold phone call A r s stude x recipient of a b7onzegT25A,o.'f I ' WJ ,, Er!! C My WU 0' - FAY K AUi r I ,nv UB y's,' ma,in in ests ' school tslde of studies were divided '54 we n llkeb ridi g and arc 'ery Potatoes in any form, but potatoes, areUa way a depted Fay. She has a great desire to l ! 'b realize heir a , wh 'teveyqt m Fay is another Rebecca,' and To y D ey enth, 'ast. ' o her spare time is taken up yi jd ws m. ngg writing,,'l i ot riding, and her fondness for fs fddofd. Fafyjis also anrlfnglish enthusiast. N J I f Q f l 'L 1 i A ' QURINSKY , Q- W spo t editor e Senior Mirror plans to become a chemical engineer. 1 ie his many and varied hobbies is-guess what? ' -chemisg. l 'AIM is also interested in all sports, stamps, and 1 ' OJ coins. T 'est of his spare time, if any, is spent in reading Chris- fs, topher Morley and eating eclairs. Brown-haired, brown-eyed Al MEN- has been a member of the Criterion staff and of the Dabbleris Club. This Jimmy Dorsey fan is one of the better students of the class, with a gold P to his credit. nf 1 A ' I fi . Kanji' WALTER H. KYLES is -H c'Stoop,' can't make up his mind whether to be a millionaire or a it t W 74, I :ff ar1ne. Potatoes, steak and onions all rate highly with him. Leslie Carter is another favorite of his. He is the recipient of a Dramatic Society pin. Stamp collecting and tennis afford him much pleasure. He was stage manager for the Dramat and a member of the tennis team. Ccwalti' wants to work after graduation. He is one of the few Eastsiciers to top six feet, as he goes over with a whole inch to spare. WILLIAM LAESSIG Known popularly as uBill',, this lanky blonde Kay Kyser fan is known mainly for his swimming activities. A 165-pounder, this grey-eyed swimming team member has an ME to show for his efforts. This graduate rates Mark Twain first in the field of litera- ture, while hunting, swimming, fishing, and driving take up the rest of his sp ALMA LANCFORD 0 find a position and study music ardently are HPenny7s', expecta- tions after graduation. This accounts for her choice of music as her favorite subject in high school. Hsmall Changei' wants to undertake anything in which she may succeed. Her extra-curricular activities included the band and orchestra, the Criterion, music, and girls' sports. She has received awards for three years, service in both the band and orchestra. Ruth Alma is fond of chocolate ice ceam. Oneof her main hobbies is amateur radio, while Terhuneis book MLad is tops with fftPenny . by . ' ' A, WILLIAM LAUBE i - HRein collects stamps, plays basketball and baseball, and hopes to .own a retail store some day. Tommy Tucker's music rates first ,with,him,while American history is his favorite subject, and meat 'This five foot ten inch Commercial student was born if if li 44, I925, and has blue eyes and brown hair. f A MILDRED LAUER Beinga member of the Red Cross and Household Arts Clubs and servingffas a monitor, consisted of MBrenda,s activities while at Eastside, after graduating she plans to go into training to become a nurse. Cooking was her favorite subject, while knitting, collecting stamps and riding, compose the hobbies of uBrenda with the light brown hairv. Her favorite author is Margaret Mitchell, and the delicacy she finds most inviting is chocolate cake. .eff Wlnnvww-' 1sP N M, 5 lr? ny-'PV ,, qfrvs.. JAMES LEDDY ll j Another action f i, es, known familiarly as Moe . names Northwest Pas l g 1 s literary manna from heaven. He also likes Cvleni M' lerfs i- li , vhile nothing beats hamburgers in the line of f T d. a cgllnfjting takes up his spare time. Blue-eyed. K 'll in bro -l red 4 ,- s ambition is to become a success. 1 f noais EF5l is ,VW Bieing tiggptasse of a - oint sports Shield may be the reason JU! y Jfhat 'f4Dottie'i1ilsls if of s, e ially ice skating. She is fl! lx a siytheqrecipierkt b N ',. This ice cream lover wants ,E lv ' 140 livQjilt'jwve,Aai1d b e .vi ry Roberts Rinehart is tops as 'll 'R faffliis 3LI'tl7Qil'Sf go vv. oris,U ile Tommy Dorsey has another fan T find! work after gra ation. l. 1, Y!.fQVf,-.lj l f 5 yi FILDMENA LENTI Qjf Leaders' Club, girls, sports, and Student Council. DOF, hopes to If ,fin this vivacious miss. Her activities included membership in the ' ' t'lVlinnie tand not from Trinidadl hopes to make other members of the human race happy. uMinnie,s', favorite orchestra is Tommy Dorsey's, and Emily Bronte's 'cwuthering Heights ranks high fas books gol in' 'LMinnie's', opinion. This brown-eyed and brown- haired, spaghetti-loving damsel njoys dancing and swimming. Minnie', hopes to find a job afar graduation. 24,3 R T YA LERNER s cceed in whatever I may undertaken is Huthis declaration of he am tion. The Dramatic Society, Public Speaking Club, Talent M C Commercial Club were some of the organizations to which this brown-haired, green-eyed Commercial belonged. Book- keeping, Tommy Dorsey and HThe Mortal Stormn in their respective 'ids are her favorites. Ruthis hobbies are listening to good music, ice skating, and swimming. BIURIE . Mury's collection of post cards and whatnots is quite extensive. This attractive brunette does oil painting on the side and plays the piano to amuse herself and everyone else. Hudson,s Green Man- sions is her favorite story. She's been active in the Red Cross Club. Nature-Science Club. Bowling Club. and Serve-Us Ball. The next institution she'll attend will be secretarial school. after which she wants to be an interior decorator. MURRAY LEVINE Take y r choice uMurZ or Qffjfusliv, both a're sarme eighteen, year- Qenieirgstggieif. , footbiall, baseball,' tetiiiflfiggnficl basketball. In, pare time -ie alsq' likes3'5i'ng pong, ff dancin and swimming. Tliisfblue-eyeel, brown-haired Glemyiller fan vxiisrtofge iggggeat lA,vjyerZ1Q7d-faasfiper Isalesrrizfrfiif MA-,,,.lf J aff' r ' V ff L if a.,fffW .,f , LEON LEWIS uluniorisn ambition is to be connected with Major League Baseb l V Leon's hobbies include saving Indian head pennies, playingfsofig A , yn X A i and traveling. After leaving Eastside, Leon plans to att yd Z ' ess school. This brown-haired, blue-eyed student ranksfbo , he ' ing as if his favorite subject, while the music of Benny Goodma n Q5 A K vegetables are tops in their respective fields. 1-fbryi' xi 2,-. wx '-wg.. , f 1 tlfgmrf ilf , 1, i.4aQ-,,f.:-Q '5 Wil .Eff 'A .: -'tn 'SIX ' ' ' si N - .5142-1 W QQ'-5y.:5-EEN 1 KENNETH D. LIPSCHULZ V Eighteen year old, brown-eyed and b wns- 'e-d, ul eni' was a member of the Student Council, Criterion aff, and very active as a monitor. There is nothing better than e nygfqrisbe i g, according to 'cLip . Ken likes uHenry Esmond , omrny Dorse , fi and lunch. His ambition is into own a converti e'cio'upe like Mr. Vivian's',. L f ,X ffff 1 ff A R LOVED L X a l, blop fe, blue-eyed 'LMarge,' prides herself on her sewing. She X also 'kmigio read, her favorite book being uPride and Prejudicew, f a o f in and sway with Sammy Kaye . While at Eastside I 4 arge's,' oritefsulimlgct was bookkeeping and after graduation she ho' S gojon tii business school. We wish her a successful cf ' er, andfhbpe that her ambition!-uto be happyi'-is fulfilled. .5 f , I I Lehi' 1 el-, , ,uJV fl f MM., HAROLD LUBIN by Ut' 'cLuhe7s,' ambition is to be a successful bacteriologist. ln school his varied activities included membership in the Footlights and Dra- matics Clubs, the vice-presidency of the Current Events Club, the lead in the uCount and the Co-edi' and service as a Big Brother. His hobbies, equally varied, are fishing, reading, playing the har- monica, singing, driving, and rowing. Brown-haired, brown-eyed 4'Lube,' is fond of French, Tommy Dorsey, MMy Son, My Sonn, and corn on the cob in their respective fields. He is also a Qtlfk student. g??'f':'fj Tf' if ie. Q 'Wm 10 14,1 ' KENNETH LUCKMAN HI think I'll join the Navyf' says L'Kenny', about his future. This M. A. stude t likes skating, boating and fishing. L'Kenny,' says his favorjlie fool is Many of Mom,s cooking . lt,s beans in the Navy. Kei yVVilThis former student councillor likes to listen to Glenn 'fm as llylilli and casts his vote for Jack London as his favorite author. f ' wt if L 7 :MA K T! 'W ws 'Rf' t...-, 1 4 MURIEL LYNCH After completing high school, Muriel is going to enter training at the General Hospital. This accounts for her ambition to become a nurse. The HHarvester', is regarded by MMur,, as a superior book. She was on the Criterion staff and a member of the Nature-Science, Bowling, and Skating Clubs. Muriel prefers chocolate cake to any other food. Her hobbies include dancing, skating, swimming, and knitting, while she found English to be her most enjoyable subject. EDWARD McALEVEY t This student's ambition is to secure a good job after graduation. f'Mac's,' favorite subject at E.H.S. was physiography. All sports are the hobbies of this light-haired, green-eyed ambitious young man whose favorite dish is turkey. Tipping the beam at 1410, and meas- uring 5'l0 , ulVlac,s', favorite orchestra leader is Glenn Miller. L laca' certainly is ambitious-she wants to be a good sport and be le to take it when things go wrong. When she leaves Eastside's portals she will become a secretary. 'fBet has been active in the Y MCLAUGHLIN A uf Student Council as secretary-treasurer, Criterion, Red Cross Club, girls' sports and the Senior Mirror. Tall, graceful Betty hasyre- ceived a fifty point emblem for participating in girls' sports. Danc- ing, swimming, walking and basketball are all favorites of Betty's. FRANK W. MCLAUGHLIN Eighteen years old, brown-haired, brown-eyed, and possessor of a high school diploma, Frank will join the job-hunters after gradua- tion. He names that sentimental gentleman of swing, Tommy Dor- sey, tops in the line of music. Fried chicken, English, and A. C. Doyle rank high in their respective fields. too. Frank reads, and builds model planes in his spare time, and leaves Eastside hoping to become a success. M f. JEAN McLU .Q V. u j ,ftfllass vale ' ri n Je L 's fig, brown-haired, and possessor of a 5 1 f f - -M? f ' J! K SSIQICSTCC X yo' em-ichgyastically and athletically speaking, XM JO! a h ei ed hir ELgjd9SP5', 25-point chevron for girls' sports, Mui and Sc- Tllfmem ejfship and a silver En, With all this to back he wants to become a member of the Eastside faculty. Wfw A M i IJ was 6d1tOI'-111-Cllllif of the Criterion, a Student Councillor, Bi 5 sZ Sister, and joined ln the activities of the Leaders, Club and g1rls, sports. W . FRANCES MANDELL f pf MFEIYN has quite a task before herl She wan s to con uer th un- conquerable. She can eat gooey sundaes hours on end. Stephen 1 ' Leacockis essays rate extremely high with her. This Commercial student found time to be active in both the French Club and Dra- matic Society. Frances is not sure whether she will follow a business career or go to college. Her hobbies include dance records, the piano, and listening to orchestras Fay has received a sten pin and bronze MP7 Surprisingly her favorite subject is lunch. WALTER MANGANINI uMag will eat al everything, and in sports -- 's just as in- discrim' ate. ' 5' 6 tall Xponent likes football, fmhsebal t all, and f.',.' ell as ice-skating. MlVIagw ists h' obbies as eati , and model-building. Dark- hair , blue-eyed, and al ost eighteen, this lVI.A.7s favorite subject is machine shop, and he hopes to be a success. r ,x I ENIS MAR Q. K LI i iff 64Eee' ,' hop to becg urse and-rn a success of nursing. Wh'le -t .H i - de,jshe Ewa a member of e Nature-Science, House- hol djldowlingglubs. Tlile American music of Xavier , i Cuga Eis' the favori,t9'of this bicyqlegfiding, hiking and dancing en- j.',jj ,ymlo 251-gffer icb Creainqnver other foods and likes uQone . lyja ,V,i, ,With th X in t Qf5I73I5Y world. I . , ,gp . V RJ , , , HN, U! CLAIRE MARTIN Green-eyed and brown-haired ulVlarty is a 5'3 tall General student. Born April 10, 1925, she likes gym best of all her subjects, while her favorite book is du Maurieris ufiebeccan. Swimming and play- ing badminton are Martyas hobbies. She hopes to succeed in every- thing she does. Although she knows definitely that her favorite food is sauerbraten, Marty is undecided about her future. if 2 A W 57-L' UW ir. iw., 'flrnv-5 agp.-so tx RAYMOND MARTIN . Zane Greyas novels are 4Lhe.most interesting to Skeets who enjoys driving as a hobby. Machine Shop was the favorite subject of this 5'8 blue-eyed, browin-haired M.A. student whose ambition is to be a success at whatever he does. Sammy Kaye is the favorite orches- tra for Ray, who plans to go to work after graduation. l LTER MATACHUN Light blonde hair has earned 5'9 Walter Matachun the nickname of HWhitey7'. This Jimmy Dorsey fan has been active in football, 'ce-skating, and swimming. Nevertheless, sleeping and eating ham- rgers are not overlooked. Still, he hopes Nto accomplish some- iing to be proud of,' some day. CHARLES MAYER 4'Chuck's going to 'cget away from it alln after graduation, and take a nice long vacation up in Maine. He has high hopes of becoming a professional hockey player. Charles' hobbies include ice skating, fishing, hunting and horse-back riding. He found sales the interest- ing subject in high school and held membership in the Dramatic Society. uChuck', goes into raptures and chills when he reads Edgar Allen Poe's weird tales. TARGARET D. MEEK , T tarting all over as a freshie once again is what '4Meekie,, is going do after graduation. Though she was not born down East, Mar- 7 garet is extremely fond of baked beans and brown bread and prefers .fx the music of Andre Kostelanetz to that of any other orchestra. Her 1 ambition is to re-enter Eastsidefs portals as an art instructress. Mar- f7Tx, garet has held membership in the Archery Club, Art Club, besides XQXT the golf and deck tennis teams. She collects almost anything that If pertains to art and is capable of printing and designing her own z Christmas cards. , D U Y X ALICE MENEELY ' This blond young lady is one of the few proud dwners of a girl,s O point LEW as a reward for activity in most girls, sports and iteanis. 'AV' will probably go to work after graduation, if l iy pod 'ons are available. Alice is usually seen with a wad of I gunfii l r mouth. She found bookkeeping her most enjoyable high ,choolx urse and is always willing to listen to the strains of the music of Tommy Dorsey. Alice wants to he a number. please , L? S lady fa telephone operator to youj. Y, SJ! Q JOHN METZGER L'Metz', will enlist in tie Marine Corps af - . - .Q v. . ' future draftsman, he is interested in model airplanes, st ' s, photography .l and sports. Lanky, blonde, and blue-eyed, 'glVI . likes Glen Miller, ice cream, and A. J. Cronin's uCitadel . This seventeen-year-old Mechanical Arts graduate lists chemistry as his favorite subject. JOHN PAUL MIAL Popular Hack Mial has been co-captain in cross-country activities. student councillor, cheerleader, and chairman of the Senior Cap - and Gown Committee. After college he plans to be an aeronautical engineer, and is keeping in practice with his hobby of model build- ing. Cvreen-eyed, brown-haired Jack was born March 2, 1924. I' +3 if Y Q9 BERTHA c WSKI After co en e Bert,X1Ehose activities in high school in- cluded rls' orts dgsthetlilousehold Arts Club, is planning to co a e. si ia? Education was her favorite course, while e ccan ps 3 - 1 Lbjiiopks she enjoyed. Five feet tall, blue- e a liosyih,-haire , this H. A te lists chicken as her f . e fotpgf and Jimm Dorsey as he favorite ra leader. I x JANICE MIKOLA ' my Here We have another grace u an ac brun e. Jani says she Wants to own a rea colored co v ble a drive it around New York, but with ra atic School so wher n t ut e, there is a possibility that s e as larger ide . e rama Q ' ty and the Talent, Pfding a Speech Clu ave wn her as .2 ember. Under l' ind of hobbies com horseblck riding, s Q ming, A drawi 1 d s , . I ' ' p yy G51 vp a x l f' J s MID ERN 0r i does not show up on 'tMidd as she only I ighsj pougpi. She was active in the Archery Club and some Q gi 15 pbrt iis five-footer is a Glenn Miller fan and an English ,jf enlhydiastj 'aught between two fires, she hnally named a visit to 1 , lifwaii rather than a nurseis career as her ambition. She finds ping fx Huong, reading and outdoor sports all favorites of hers. Marie se- 'J K lected Eve Curie's biography of Madame Curie as her favorite book. l f me .rig , .M jifaf r s 'N Q A X vt ' S 3 W X fa E. , 1 'N X ,yi an ,if 'Elf a ta '1h+..r- 9 s 5 ,, gi X Q tx, . u ...ag ff ? ,, ,I 7 M27 E KJ Qbtv s f 0'U'- ff .N .1 , , , . au K - 1-'awk . gi' 3 fki ,iff 't ' 'w-. 5. m.q...,.-,-4- bi ARTHUR MINUSKIN '4Art', has high hopes of becoming a sutcessful business executive. He wants to enter Harvard after ffiiisling' his high school courses. Arthur's executive ability ha efznf ifgyested in the Student Coun- cil, Dramatic Society, sy i!teaihli8peecl-1 Clrlbi Footlights Club. math team, and both Sch arshkri Societieey flfieiis the recipient of a gold HP with a 902 averayg'e 'and Kamat pin. Under the head- ing of hqbbies come swimming, golfntamps, photography, electricity and dramatics. M JOSEPH MIRCHIN When questioned as to what he will do after graduation ,loe replied 4'God only knowsw. This bronze MP recipient wants Mto go to college and have a four-year loaf on my Popis doughw. He never refuses chow mein, that is, till after the third portion has been placed under his belt. Perhaps his green eyes explain his fondness of Ellery Queen mystery stories. Joe collects defense savings bonds besides his other side lines of tennis, ping pong, and swimming. He has held membership in the Math, Nature Science, and Chess and Checker Clubs. ifxaee eekJcfZ,...,r J,-vi.. Os ESTELLE MISH 1 L9 One of the few recipients of a silver as well as a bronze GE' for Criterion editorship is Estelle. She has the noble ambition of Mat- taining contentmentn. NStish enjoys 'aOn Borrowed Time more than any other book. She was circulation manager of the Criterion and is on the Senior Mirror. Her long list of hobbies includes working cross-word puzzles, saving junk jewelry, tennis, dancing and collecting records. After graduating Estelle expects to work. Vaughn Monroe and English hit a new high with her. A future kindergarten teacher, this green-eyed, red-haired General aduate has been active in girls, sports and in the Red Cross Club. RAH MOSELEY Known to everyone as uSally,', she reads, collects stamps, likes geometry, pumpkin pie, Frankie Masters and uRebecca,'. Willowy, 5'7 Sally has a 25- oint emblem for girls' s orts. . P n P CARMELLA MUOIO Nels, scholastic awards include two typing certificates and as many stenography pins. The Commercial. Italian and Music Ap- preciation Clubs were all organizations to which Carmella belonged. This hroun-haired. green-eyed lass lists roller skating and piano playing as her hobbies. To be successful and to make everybody happy is the ambition of this hot dog lover xx ho names Glenn Miller as her favorite orchestra leader. .S Puerto Rico after graduation or attend college in the States. He enjoys tinkering, swimming and ice skating. Ed- EILEEN MURPHY Eileen Murphy, known to a A s at N, is 1 invete te swing fan, but unlike the average fan e do ui-ke jitter gging. Her favor' e band is Tom ' Do y. he n acco ished piano play and possesses a l voi e. Wlio kn ut that so e da s e may e t e vo s o o orc H e r 1 ot n 5 6, . b h f s lu ' ra. .ve , M 's, e - tirely musically-mi ed, for h so enjoys d' ', rolle qskating, eating candy, and dancing. f er ironical ambit n is to 'what she will not be. After graduati Eileen intends to ente secretarial school. ISADORE NACHIMSON ' Score one for Sinclair Lewis, L I y's', bmef,e tl1or. Though he is not a mad scie tist ' very much engrossed in the study of physics. Business III for tw large extravaganz s? ?? Isadore did an excellent job. e CC T 'gs go- ing to attend college, but hasn ade is mind which onenas yet. He has been active in the Student Council. 7, n s to be a radio engineer. His hobbies include dancin a to the music of the popular dance bands on the radio. e prefers the music, of Vaughnr,Monroe. BEVERLY NADEL E , Perhaps it' th s hern i at Beverly her nickname of M l V . M rf o is her favorite food a if itls ha ic as ' soun' s we o 7 laine her. Ahoy, you Scopfm of he ies is s ' pennies. The others include dancin ' ng and k ' . Accou cy is her ambition, while her sol ly the oci t y one With The Win , rsey, and math ' e op .ranking preferences. G'Bev'7 has received a sten pin, o keeping 'certificates in book- keeping' one and two. T EDWIN NELSON J ' ' Science in any 'formxisa pushover for Q' d . Despit hath' e A s topbecome ,a successful business '6gir in t Senior, Social,Committee and has b 'active in the Stu ent Society. Eddie isnit sure whether he will join , , f Win, who is one inch better than six feet, enjoys Howard Pease's Qyvorks. He owns a silver HP . HAROLD A. NEUFELD ' uNeuf has quite an ambition-Cato be as good a teacher as Mr. Weber . He has received his bronze and silver uP's . His activi- tieshiiafrrow down to the Nature Science Club, Senior Mirror, Edito of the Annex Observer, Chess and Checkers Club, Criterion, Dab- blers Club and co-editor of the Science Review. c'Neuf,s', stamp collection is large and very interesting. He is fond of uAnthony Adverse . Italian tomato pie is Harold's top choice of food. He expects to work before attending college. F r .fnft f iff l rx X P NELL11-3 NICOLETTHQJ 0 Wherever ' u see laughing crowd, you always find this attractive Eastsi H ddish-brown hair and brown eyes. and personal- ity-p are Cl ugh to make her a welcome addition to any group. Ne 'e s l bies consist of dancing. swimming. singing and sleeping. J ides tening to the sweet strains of Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. ellie may be a lover of dogs but where edible thotl dogs are con- ' e ed, this love does not always win out. For an adventurous oc- W! sion, Nellie hopes to go to Hawaii on her honeymoon. XJ SEYMOUR NOCHIMSOE- J W A U od s MNO yi, to other and father proud of . aired Tommy Dorsey exponent has y 4 if , a e e s rt. s been active in dramatics twfhe Medicine f gmt ', G'The t larmvjg the Scholarship Society has had his , a g s - M sl11p of.the eeg he took part in the operettas 'CThe Count X ' ' 7 L 77 , .. ' U Q ' ' ' 5 nd Co Ed on Voyage was treasurer of the Speech Club belonged ith Current Events and Footlights Clubs and earned a P s rvic s ig brother wo years besides his holding a chair o f V Gold NPN. mefvfww rf'- ING NUHIK . W any people hope to make a million and retire at 25, but few do it. Sonny probably will because he has the ability. alrvl' was a W7 student for four years, active in the Scholarship Society, and in the Footlights and Dabblers, Clubs. Nlrvn was also vice-presi- dent of the Nature-Science Club and co-copy editor of the Senior Mirror. c'Sonny,s', various hobbies include stamps, books, movies. and auto-driving. Tommy Dorsey and Thomas Wolfe also rank high with this brown-eyed and brown-haired ice cream enthusiast. E- I Y OHLSON l t B . ne of the few people to attain their 100-point MEM in sports Q Alt h just two small words, they express Betty's ambition- To C77 W ills' Ks-f is ath 'cally-minded 'LBet.,' She prefers steak to any other food. Adding to her thick scrapbook is her only hobby. The Leaders' Club. all sports, and the Senior Mirror all found Betty an active member. Betty is going to attend college after high school. Sammy Kaye's is her favorite orchestra. W fmt W 15,19 'i f . V W ry D. OP,EK, 'U4l' :wt w-W Sour Apfiesare Frlit7s'7 favorite food. Frieda wants to live the life s ores. The Jraniat. Public Speaking. and French Clubs, and theStude1t i COIllIJ1'i5Cti her activities. while dancing, draw- i1f'?yanFvf'l'igograpliy make up her main hobbies. Gone With the Willa.. also rates high in her estimation. After high school she ex- pects to be a secretary. A sten pin and first year certificate are her scholastic awards. Daphne du Maurier claims Thelm's attenti ar as a s go. When questioned about her weight, 'l m r l 'e e hubb U. She wants to get the most f ' Rea . ncing ' ' ng, and Al are all hobbies of e , whil e atic Soc' . ri ion staff and monitor comprised er itiez n li ' - joyable to this Glen Miller . F THELMA ORLEAN u hw W7 PAUL OTTAVIO uChamp,' has won a trophy for playing soccer has played on the team. Paul wants to be the best in whatever he takes up. Though spaghetti isn't a novelty to him, he still enjoys piling it in. He will look for a decent job after graduating. Traveling and reading are his only hobbies, while history rates high as far as subjects go. varsity football team for three years and one year on the baseball JJ CEM QJJ JERRY PACILIO . i i Glenn Miller has another f in this brown-haired, brown-eyed gradj uate. Spaghetti and g'Burning Daylightv are other favorites, but Ierry's real interests lie in the field of aeronautical engineering. This former student councillor enjoys making aeroplane models, all sports, and collecting stamps. Another youngster, Jerry will be seventeen July 6, ELIZABETH PADMOS . t i W, To be a success in life is 'cBett 7' itgxy he is all, friendly, brown-haired, and has beautifu en eyes. ea ' ancing and swimming occupy this seventeen year old's le m nts. Betty gyivesggltyping her vote as her favorite subject, and enj ys the sweet King. Marjorie K. Rawlings ranks first in her MHit f aradej' of authors. Among her scholastic awards are typing cer- tificates and a sixty word per minute stenography pin. 1. as ANGELO PALMIERI i ufiomeow, as this 5'9 tall Casanova is fittingly called, is very much . h . f r 4 l interested in sports, especially howling, basketball, swimming, soft- l ball and dancing. This brown-haired, dark-eyed student who served I! fe r on the Ways and Means Committee, enjoys all foods and Tommy y 'rft r Dorsey Knot in the same gulp, of coursel. 4'Ang'7 intends to go tok ' E work, and hopes to become a success. f ' ,' if -. :f e gg.g5,gg,Z,!qQ.5g5g j, az . Ma:-v 'M if-,H . aft . 2 4 'H X f J .1 Q... ' I f- 1 1, ss. J I fl? fs -524.4 f.f:9V PETER PAPANOU Though he's by no means from the South. Papy still enjoys munching on fried chicken. Ambitiously speaking Pete won't talk. he says it is a secret. Cartooning. driving. and traveling give much pleasure to this Beau Brummel. Founder of the Chess and Checker Club, besides two years of I. V. basketball. Erench Club. Nature- Science Club, and tennis tournaments all come under the heading of his activities. After graduation, Peter plans to enter college. IIere'sfluck to ai future member of Esquire's,' art staff. I j Mfg QT ' 1' WILLIAM EERDINAND PAPKE '4Chink'7 is one of the happy-go-lucky type of fellows, who adds zest and enjoyment to every classroom. His nickname is derived from the fact that he claims to have visited China. In the field of enter- tainment, 'LChink turns to reading and all sports. This blonde- haired, brown-eyed lad has been a member of the Student Council, Glee Club, Tennis Team and Track Team. Bill's favorite subject is mathematics, which has a bearing on the fact that he will enter Rutgers to study engineering and aeronautics. J OHN PAPPAS i A Bowling and model airplanes are the hobbies of this seventeen year old M.A. student. uPappy7' enjoys playing softball, baseball, and football and enjoyed history. Iohnis favorite food is pork chops. To be a success in everything I undertaken is HPappy's', ambition, and he will try to fulfill this by going to vocational school after graduation. EDWARD PARISEN Brown-haired, blue-eyed 4'Eddie wants to become an aviator, and to achieve this goal, this former Student Councillor will take some vocational training after graduation. 'LEddie is a photographer, having taken some pictures of the school band and the majorettes. Ice-skating, swimming arid bicycle riding, along with cocoanut pie, iayi Kino a VA inilbre Cooper miijke up c'Eddie's list of 6 ' - m . jg HARRIET PARKER ' zjkldiegifxit came to naming her ambition Harriet replied, Varium et Ll ljtfidtifalnile semper feminan l,Woman is always changeable and fickle! . ' This spaghetti-lover is the recipient of-a gold HPR. I-Ier activities .L include Managing Editor of the Criterion. Big Sister. and Rowling if Club. This rabid baseball fanjs only hobby is rooting for the lirooklyn Dodgers. The bane of many a student's life is the sub- ' ject Harriet found most interesting-Latin. I ff--1 j -I, -.,,, rx DORIS PARMELLI f is Athletically inclined, this female c'Bo Hop la a so las a genuine sense of humor. Besides being a om ien1ieZt'Dotti 's , obbies are n 4 4 - f 1 l s dancing, swimming and eat ng. ro v -haired brownwey? uDott1e,, has also participated in J, e lian Nlub d Cgmrnerci Club. Her vote goes to Tommy' rsey in the x y of swing and HG - With the Wind in the W y of literature. She ras also receiv a 50-point emblem in spor s. uDottie', leaves Eastside in- tention of becoming a success in life and with her person lity, who knows? NORMA J. PATTERSON M '6Pat,, wants 'cto be a good ur will eg ontclair Moun tainside Hospital tion. Po r of greenish-blue eyes and blonde hair, i le il ds fully one inch over five feet in height and we O pounds. Pat7' was treasurer of the Junior Scholarship Society and belonged to the Factotum Club and the Glee Club. t t YALWMM ELEANOR PAVONI W VL dizzy - Lunch is uShorty's favorite subject, especi 'f she c study ravioli. This eighteen year old HA. student ex e 0 into train- ing to become a nurse. In Eastside uShorty,' yed tennis, basket- ball and deck tennis. Out of school, she enjoys dancing and swim- ming. lVaughn Monroe is her favorite orchestra leader and uWuth- ering Heightsn is her favorite book. j S 'j NORMA PEAR ' ' t t '4Sh'rimpl,' j No, welresnot calling people names, just expressing W uNorm,s delightiinljthis type of sea food. She wants to be a su X cess fcolilegeiwhere she will go after receiving her diploma. nderQj Vtheyheadingfbfi activities comes the Gleedilub, Dramatic S mg This French enthusiast enjoys dancing, e 1 n She prefers the music of Tommy Dorsey :id the' or s VJ giof Sinclair Lewis. f - , JOSEPH W. PEARSON 'Sixifcioter aloe has a me l ' e ic . baseball manager, and has also partic p t n J. h Hobart Hi-Y, the Horseshoe Club an h Stude Coun ' A li ts his hobbies as sports music travel women. Talk tur - n. this Charlie Spivak l as , n-l it 5 7 exponent and he'll be sure to listen. Brown-ley and brown-haired flee expects to go to college after graduati n. tb!- UHW' f l Sis ? A., ,i,,,,-.A-, , - At 'I' 9'Qg,V?'Lk-,L 3 3. ini fs 1 SEYMOUR PERCHIK HShimmy,' wants to be ahve, which isnit so bad at that. Seymour hopes to be a trayelpig salesman after finishing high schoolg per- ha s he, l, , blerto add a few new 'okes to a very lonv retinue P J . s Hi actiifl ies have been centered around the track team and cross ou ry. Girls and uSuperman7' comprise his favorites. ' X -.f ,N - 3 5 ,y ji EFOSTERBQERICCTUOLI Hallguf future iadmi all LPercl 3' nts to join the Navy and sgzft e wo . Th' -c ntry a k t ias a letter for placing fifth in th sfai alley Confer c petition. HPerch', enjoys reading stori -s about fa S v eroes. He also goes in for ice cr ajn tand who doesl h music of Vaughn Monroe, photo- fjg phs, and sleeping. jf y I EDNA PETERS To live, love, and be loved sounds interesting enough to Edu tand to many others alsol. Skating, swimming, bowling and all other sports are Edna,s activities When asked her favorite subject she said, '4That,s cute . Tommy Dorsey wields the best baton as far as this blue-eyed blonde is concerned. 5 'i ARMELL LLI l Agreeable, soft-spoken uCarm', hopes to soothe patients in her role of private nurse. In school she has been active in the Red Cross Club, Italian Club, Criterion and Current Events Club, as well as in girls' sports. Besides this, versatile MCarm hikes, swims, ice-skates, rides a bike, and has won bookkeeping and typing awards. She likes Vaughn Monroe, sweet potatoes, and HA Tale of Two Citiesi' F-each in its place. WALTER PLATT One of the few who likes onions is t'Gulch,,, a former member of the Rifle. Camera, Nature-Science, and Astronomy Clubs. His fa- vorite subject was chemistry. 'Gulchw has gray eyes and brown hair and is six feet tall. He likes the melodies of Jimmy Dorsey and the adventures of f'Tarzan . Walter is seventeen years old and pursues odd hobbies such as shooting tcrapst and spending ttimej. His ambition is to spend money as fast as he earns it. Xa x ls-5 l 7 . ' F Y . , I' 5 X, , , , , f I :J l rf!! Zi. - 3 . 1 SWEZANNE PQLDWE w 3 i 5 p 5 fgdlxready poxssedsing her bronze..and silier c'P's,', HSue,' expects her ,gold one. Italian vspaghettiftis most pjafliatable to this vivacious grad- . f I . uid while' English and either of the Dorseyforchestras satis- fi herhj' On arilgendless' list' offaqtiyities ar13'ff'6un'd the French and pramlatlilc C-lubs,l4C5mmuniIfy iCl1e'sIl' Junior Speakersf iB'ureau and lathe Chorusfand the presidenpy of the 'Student Council. wl 1. V I i f --ff ' 9 ,, If ' X: . - f, , , . , IA. .i , I, ut x , . . 0 . X Xiu if 121 jj l ll l V ily' l-Mt dtjjf ELEANOR PRELL uEllie,s ambition is to have one, and here,s oping she achieves it. The Dramatic Society has known her as a member, and she has also participated in tennis and ping pong. g'Ellie , a bronze NP recip- ient, will go to college after graduation. Brunette and a steak fan, she also prefers the music of Sammy Kaye, w 'le he has a vivid interest in the theatre. , r JACK PROST K Of light weight and medium height, Jack is one of the quietest boys in the class and one of the best liked. HYonk was a member of the Nature-Science Club and the Senior Mirror staff. He also belonged to the Y.lVI.H.A. outside of school. Another math fiend, Jack will go to college where his interest in photography and homework will continue. A gold HP7' recipient, Tommy Dorsey and Kenneth Roberts are his favorites we C ROSE PUGLi if 'LROH has been c the clubs she has participated in are the Italian Club, Roller Skating Club, Red Cross Club and the Commercial Club. NROH prefers Italian to all her subjects and likes reading, roller skating, dancing, the movies -and 'baking Cakes. Our little cook is a Sammy Kaye fan, and is a ffancieri of bananas. Reading Zane Grey novels also takes up part .of her time. NRO is looking for a job, and hopes to succeed in 1 . .whatever comes to her in the future. criR1rsToPH1-:R REILLY gf , Succeeding in whatever profession he ioos i' N isf ' bition. Radio and music as hobbies an Bancyynd lhor act' - ties are somewhat linked. Chris w most ix' t tall, hopes to attend college after graduation. athemat' s s the favorite sub- ject of this green-eyed player of various musical instruments, name- ly the accordion, trumpet, and saxaphone. ,.,,-5 is is-s. Fix , HARRY RETKWA Here we have one of our tall and lanky seniors. Rek,'. as he is X I called by his friends, has been active in such activities as the Stu- nt Council and the baseball and basketball squads. Listening to 1 ommy Dorsey and collecting popular records are what this brown- 'red, blue-eyed student enjoys. '4Rek's', favorite subject is history a the NLast Days of Pompeiw rates tops in literary matter. He pla s to go to work after leaving school. His ambition is to be a success, and with such an ambition how could one fail. VELMA RICHARDSON Writing poetry is the hobby of this eighteen year old, brown-eyed 7 d brown-haired general student, and Emily Dickinson is Velma's 4 KU favorite author. After graduation. she hopes to go into training .,,,. at the General Hospital. Velma belonged to the Music Appreciation Club, Talent Club, and the Advanced Chorus while in school. Wayne King receives her approval as her favorite orchestra leader, y while broccoli is Velma,s favorite food. MA OM!! . . HAROLD LAWRENCE RITCHIE 'LRitch', is flying high with his ambition tolykg r or a Vassar with Hedy La Marr as his wi? Dfhflore W r N L k , v .- 9 activities included the Hi-Y, Student C u oot 'ghts e shoe Clubs. 4 Buc 7 hopes to go to o ge f ra uat'on s 'YT' I sar? Making up his list of hobbies arlnet playin men, y U dancing, reading and writing. I it x , 452 EVELYN RIZZO 6'Evy'7 is one of the future greats in the World of music. She in- tends to become Cif the fates allowj one of the great pianists. X g'Evy has belonged to the Italian Club, Commercial Club and the' 'S Lp Music Appreciation Club. In her spare time she goes skating, or listens to the Latin music of Xavier Cugat. Spinach and type '1f ' are among the favorites of this winner of a bookkeeping certificate, 5Evy intends to go to night school, and work for a while. N ID ROBINSON , Alt U' uRobbye'7 looks surprised if asked about her ambition, sl e Jeen active in school. The seventeen year old Jimmy Dor- s ' was a member of the Camera Club. Scholarship and Dra- Q G mat' Societies. Public Speaking Club and Correspondence Club. li 'ides having been a Rig Sister and worker on the Criterion. Petite. ack-haired. and hazel-eyed. this gold P recipient collects pic- ture postcards and reads Ellery Queen for relaxation. I 1 u . S, LOUISE RONAN 'iBunny,,, as this blue-eyed blonde prefers to be called, is a 5'2 tall young lady. Among her hobbies, Louise places hiking, writing letters and being a tease. Sammy Kaye is HBunny's,' favorite' maesl tro, while steak is her favorite food Qyum, yumll. Louise wants to do ofiice work, and hopes to become a success. SYLVESTER ROSANO This 5'l1 husky male answers to the name of HSil, a nineteen year old Commercial student. He chooses mathematics as his favorite subject in school. Riding horseback, skating and driving are among his favorite occupations. This future machinist in Wrighfs thinks Tommy Dorsey and delicious steak are tops in their respective fields, music and nourishment. FRED ROSENTHAL y Another one of Eastside's happy-go-lucky students is represented in this 5'9 lad. HLefty,' is the nickname that most fellows fand girlsj know him by. This brown-haired, brown-eyed student enjoys the music of Benny Goodman. His spare time is mostly taken up with homework for so he saysj. '4Lefty,s'7 favorite subject is lunch, which ties in with the fact that his hobbies are eating, eating and eating. Well, a man lives on his stomach, so who knows? BENJAMIN ROSENZWEIG V A A vw r GTO rank highest in my civil service exa as a Certified Pu lic 'to go to the Newark University of Business Ad ini ion an Law. He is the recipient of a silver , an -word per minute Accountant 1SVHB6H,S',,'?:1ITllJ1lI1OI'1. To s o t V e expects -shorthand pins, and a bookkeeping we ' i L' is jjactivitiesiinclude membership in the o seshoe Club, Dramat a .Speech Club, Student Council, and 0 ir I -. V . A TE D nett V, icks n as her fav ite subject and Shakespeare as ir f voir 1- hor. This , sw en year old, brow town- red Com ' l ent also likes knitting roc ie g, embroid- ry, cookingftn ommy Dorsey. Jean tte T ived a certificate in bookkeeping while at Eastside. NTO be success in whatever I do is Jeanette,s ambition and we are sure s e will realize it. Jeanette is trying to secure a position as a secretary. f , ff ll at of QW tai wtf , ti ft ELMER jwrrrfrw jjj Plan 'S' g to at Philadelphia Textile School in order to study Je a textil xemist is black-haired ulflmw. Elmer is a great player hec rs and reader of poetry but also adheres to sports lik ing and canoeing. He likes the stirring novels of Kenneth Hg erts and Victor Hugo, while Jimmy Dorsey is tops in the mu- sical world. Physics is the subject that held the greatest interest for c'Elm'7. HE OUSE Et w ts to be a nurse and more than likely will be a good one. fte aving the portals of Eastside she will enter a college and n 'ig school. e has to her credit her bronze and silver L'P,s . i e, and n t ' s small bit is tops in the food line. MEF, was an g l' to sev r oups of freshies for two years when she acted as Big is t Dis ng a frog is fun for her because she likes biology so. c ncing, the movies and reading all afford MEF, much l sur ronte's 'twuthering Heights is her top-notch reading ttflf. 'AMUEL ROVELLO Although C'Sam lists his ambition as to find an agreeable girl , he does not say what will happen when he does find her. .The 5'5 tall, hazel-eyed and brown-haired Al Goodman fan was born March 25, 19244. Interested in photography, Sam has also 'gheld back the mob as a part of his duties in the locker office. GEORGE RUDO ITZ , Weighing 1 J n s amassing 5'1l in height, 6'Rudy,s am- bitio is b e a s ate trooper. To keep in proper physical c ion. l participates in many activities including football, base! ball and sketb l Still, this likeable person has found time to be a me er ie I nior Police and the Student Council. Sammy Kaye ra s nu er one on his list of music makers whose music he enjoys. espe 'ally when eating his favorite food, pie. A RANCES H S A P t lotta gr Q' ' sa' a itious nFranceef' who is just a quarter of n i,ch ' than fix feet. When it comes to selecting a favorite P dishlnx ni: just chooses food. Courageously, she picks the En- jclo e ia'l3ritannica as number one on her list of best books. When questioned about her favorite orchestra. Frances replied T.D. . naturally. Her activities were the Nature-Science. Dab- blers. Footlights and Speech Clubs. Dramatic and Scholarship So- cieties. Big Sister and Student Councillor. DOLORES SANDERS jp An apple muncher in our midst is USandy . Topssgv, ar as ading material goes with Dolores is Hilton's NLost Hor' o . S is never too busy to skate, dance, or have a good ti ' Qiiwbuncil, Bowling Club, social committee of the Sei' lasgnd participa- tion in girls' sports were all on her activitie ist. Both history and type ranked high as subject favorites. Sandy just wants 'to live, love, and be happy . JAMES SANTORO Hjimn is a short, brown-haired blue-eyed youth. He has been on Eastsideis bowling team. 'flirnn likes sports of all kinds, especially the afore-mentioned bowling, and swimming. This M.A. student hopes to do his best, and is going to school after graduation. SAMUEL SANZO uSam,' has received awards fo ' ol ' d athletic accom- plishrnent-s, mong wh' aw s g f, pe, s en, and boo keeping. is h es ar g , ice-and-roller sk i ng pong. i es G1 ' r s 'c, while a rne is his iter- ary c oice iri o tician, ' l go to work for an ical cern. X WHL Liga ct y an . CV A A, GEORGE SARAMES Always seen with a cheery smile on h' ips, t e 4'Greek, has a reputation for being a good friend. N ing physics as his favorite subject, he has Won his silver MP7 George was6?esident of the Nature-Science Club, a Big Brother, a member of tlfe E i.: - s m b and an editor of the Annex Observer and Science Re i iew. De mined always to enjoy life, George will nevertheless f t er his education at college. Chemistry, horseback riding and stamps are his hobbies, fand hot dogs rate tops in the culinary kingdom. ,X JOHN SCAGLIA , HSC' 5, is a ' tall Adonis xi 1 bro e ' an jet black hair. He s chani al Art tud eferri acl' - op to all his o subjects. John 0 e ing and - n , along with all spor , specially football, so tba nd baseball. 4'Scag,, who wants to become a success, rank ice cream and Gle Miller among his favorites. John intends to go to work after graduation. '95 , ,Mm V is 910-5. 'WN .A VV, H g., f , i N, :WMU h N' r 14 Mtn... ..-W ,. 1 in 3' KRITA S MITZ , f,fzf7ffIieetil 'J pes to become an efficient secretary. As a start she has ygafy' yetarneid agjronze 'fP,', an 80 word sten pin and two bookkeeping cer- 'yy Ly tifrcates as a reward for her scholastic endeavors. This seventeen I, J fl year old ash blond, who rates Spanish tops. has also found time to ' be a member of the Bowling and Pan American Clubs. She awards Sammy Kaye and his 4'Swing and Sway music four stars. while with reading as her favorite hobby she enjoys Jack London particu- larly. DORIS SELLA ' Optimistic, ond-haired, blue-dyed '6Dot', lists swing music. col- lecting 1 rds, dancin nd reading as her hobbies. To win friends an in ence pe pl s the a ition of this president of the Com- m r ' Club. is also ember of th Plan Your Future Club, 1 Amer can b ar ' a Sen r rror typist. 'fDot has re- ceived a ' ' r ificate, si r and gold f'P,sw, three book- keeping rtifrcates and stenogra y pins for 60 and 80 words per minute. MICHAEL SFERRAZZA Some day L'Mike hopes to be able to play the trombone like the olcl master, Tommy Dorsey. Michael was a Mechanical Artsstu- dent and his favorite subject was chemistry. Immediately after graduation, Mike is going to work. His hobbies are music and lis- tening to Tommy Dorsey play, Wfhis Love of Minen. Mike is 5'4 tall and weighs 135 pounds. He has green eyes and brown hair. I .. .2,ae.,a:L Aa rdwf.-WMM? JM 9jALIE SHAPIRO ,ff Q I enuy r your thoughts-only that doesn't apply to Rosalie, who ' has t od nickname of f'Penny'7. Her hobby of collecting records 1 ,ggi obafg 'linked up with her choice of Jimmy Dorsey as her l l av ' 6 and leader. Other top rankers are reading, dancing, knit- 'ng Random Harvestv and algebra. China must be imbedded mewhere in Rosalieis soul, her favorite food being chow mein. f'Penny has been active in the French Club, Dabblers Club, and the Student Council. NORMAN SHELDON I' Money talks, at least so says Butch7', who wants to be a rich man. llechanically-minded Norman is interested in boats, model airplanes if I! X aryl Ltiains. He's entered many contests and won prizes with his I 'X IIZOKICI airplanes. Hy-yah all Kay Kyserw is his choice of a fa- , rite band. and Sherlock lelementary Mr. Wlatsonlt Holmes is his -i L ff starring literary figure. Any form of delicatessen will tickle Nor- if nianis palate. CHARLES SHEW fp Handsome, with blue eyes and brown hair, l'Charlie7' is a future college student. He bowls, skatesl and,,swims, and was active on the swimming and bowling te .s and in the Hi-Y. Charles is sev- enteen years old and likes the oiee and band of Vaughn Monroe He has the not unusu m of -wantin to be a success. 1 t 4 fy, GOLDIE RUTH SIMON Activity-minded Goldie has been a emb o t D mat' iety Public Speaking Club, French Clu , Stu t C uncil d Sch - ship Society, and has also been a 'g isterfl hi silver 7 re- . cipient also likes swimming, To y D rse, nnis, te orite book. MTO skate on the po of su c , and ten N ork University are her plans for the future. a an French fried potatoes, and rate one MJ2j-X SAMUEL SINGER Extremely partial to the Brooklyn Dodgers and Benny Goodman is this- popular blue-eyed and 'brown-haired graduate. Sami, was ac- tive in the Camera Club, Student Council, and the sports department of the Senior Mirror. His ambition is to manage those Brooklyn Dodgers and his hobbies are photograph w ingudem bumsn, and ping pong, His favorite pastim i g e fish, with asupermanva his f -ite liter ture. , y fs , 0 l K 1 ' , ' Q, 't , 1, X - 7 il, I yu 'jf R EY NG q EJ SVU , 'LTO ot 0 ' .MS ' li' pickst 'to ben dfor 1' ragibitfon. f Art i one f r c ' eligh . Elie hop s tt' therffto Tray Q 'N hagen o Dow y dlfstudy Ere fi er p EntsVrSl6a1lt.,l7Otherjlop, tbl, notch E ifs arejflfancingfplifd getfdgifg to khow! bailtyl leadeirjf per- JU - :jj 'so A . lha s she hzfsf aleadybfnade tle ac intanclilof heril l fl E Y t 1 t ry -fl' Q ff if lea ing c ,1pe, Tom y D01-507 Rewiyg frornl left 5? right h,er activities fgtYi,1yfIuSie,55iub, ch , s, atic Spciety abil majorettes. ' ,p l- ' l If ' Y , ' l f ' if E , I JM Q ffl! ' j fn , y EUGENE s1NorsKY 'ip fl A Commercial student, uGene's,' favorite subject i praeticef- His all-encompassing ambition is to be succ erything6e does. Grey-eyed, brown-haired and an almost six-footer, tl ' Torn- my Dorsey fan listens regularly to the 5:00 and ll 130 clubs, ating his favorite hot dogs has no doubt helped him attain l n growth, as well as reading Pearl Buckls masterful uGood E l . A , pf ' X , LV r LOUIS usiuoiialfo Mb , W Axtaleliiged tibftist an a seIjiv6jf1slYudei1q.utLoi1ie will enter the Uni- yjgrsitx offwliqliigbfii iginiediatelvj graduation. Louis was an xl- ' R ll ' . I actiye memljerl of the NQIUIC-Sk16I1C6jliCll1lJ. while his hobbies are L l. ' in lliteLfal?p,1'b wjlyile roast chicken hits the culinary top. Hi: N 'SL J stamps, jgrlsxwsjiaph' clippingsrdaind drawing. He finds Ben Hur . r X thi get jj Y, L S J' fajvoritexli-521' ject wag artcand he prefers the NBC Symphony Or- 'ohestra,in music. g J' t , r . r, -.f 5 ,JM X V' lk fl, Q Nj f l J' af l N 7 sem o,TA e is H is avorite food. It may not be original, but he Qj as what tak to be what iopes to be-a good accountant. Bljue-eyfcjblon e-haired ' nts to attend college after gradu- I' 1. His favol ' is A riand Mrs. Cugatw, while sleeping, f collecting stamps, p ,ying ' pong, golf, and basketball take up his spare time. Ben iy Goodman is number one on the band wagon of his favorites. Lunch is a most delightful subject for him. , . , .W lf 'ff f ,1 J J 5 1 4' ICK 'orsey fan wants to take life easy and then get mar- rie s hool will probably follow high school. Flossy's included the French, Riding, Footlights, and Latin Clubs, l work on the Social Committee. Her hobbies are dancing riding. Another Margaret Mitchell MGone With the is c'Flossy . A subject that others find hard to favorite-lunch. VICTORINE SMITH A human rabbit in our midst! HVicky,' enjoys munching on raw carrots. After leaving high school, she will attend Trenton State Teachers' College, with the view of becoming a ugymv teacher. An- other class athlete is this proud possessor of the girls' 100-point ME. She selects Mr. Websteris great work, the dictionary, as a literary masterpiece. Vicky's hobbies include music, drawing and horse- back riding. Jimmy Dorsey has another exponent in this blue- eyed blonde. LENA S, HTS Vt le 'astside Lee belonged to the Student Council. Glee Club api ousehold Arts Club and as a member of the latter she ac- qu ed a taste for spaghetti. her favorite food. The subject she enjoyed most during her high school career is chemistry. 'LLee tells us that her ambition is to be a nurse. and it is our personal opinion that this pleasant-looking. hazel-eyed lnrownette will make ai very good one. CARMEN SOTTOLANO Vocational school will be Carmen's next goal after completing high. His real ambition is to get a job, a good one. He prefers steak to any other meat, in fact, to any other food. Edgar Allan Poe's Wllhe Cat's Pawn is the book he has most enjoyed reading. Under the heading of hobbies come baseball, football, roller skating, and bas- ketball. History was an easy course as far as this Vaughn Monroe fan was concerned. 4 THERESA SPANO We have a mystery-st 'y fan in our midst. Tess reads the famous S. S. Van Dine and Mary Roberts Rhinehart stories. This miss, who has been on the Student Council, listens to Sammy Kaye while DMM munching sour apples and corn. ,Reading, skating and collecting pictures rank high with this brown-eyed, black-haired maiden who wants uto travel and be happyn. JOSEPH SPICCIA, ffm' g 'Toy be an orc afnbition, which he has fur- therffllto s , extent by be-ig aLfr,Qve,mbefr4oif' the school orchestra. H' dt actifitiesni gclucjfef a student councillor and a moni- to 'While his-'f at orite p me is listening to popular bands on the radio, esp Jfiilallly Harr James, Joe, who was born March 19, 1924, picks alhetti as his favorite food and advertising as his most enjoyabl subject. A g v A LOTTE STOBEZKI y 46Lot has an interesting and humane ambition: she wants to be a useful member of the human family. Her hobbies are numerous and include stamps, reading, keeping a scrapbook and a diary, ping pong, saving Criterions and South American and classical music. Lotteflwasfa recipient of a silver P and is a candidate for a gold fofne. Her favorite subject was music. EARL SUGARMAN Sugv really is ambitious-he wants to be head chemist of the Du Pont chemical Works. Steak and French-fried potatoes rate highly with this chemistry enthusiast. When his high school days are over he will attend N. Y. U. and work. Earl has participated in the ac- tivities of the Dramatic Society and the Senior Mirror. His spare time is divided among basketball, football, chemistry, and listening to the music of Jimmy Dorsey. 'v 5, 'Hui x i QX HEINZ SUHL To be on the varsity football team for four years is quite an accom- plishment, but Heinz has done just that. He has received two major letters for his last two years. Though by no means a softie. he enjoys licking an ice cream cone. Shop was his most enjoyed high school subject. His variety of hobbies include his girl friend. sports and seeing popular bands. He wants to succeed in every- thi' g he undertakes. He hopes to get a fairly good paying job after Ur uation. is sl vias allfda and dso 'ghteen year old Lou is a recipient of two majo Q' i a it et s in football, has been a member of the ,mr j , Stu n Co l an njoys laying the drums. Some day Lou may 1eq.,...,2 ,- ' gi e so ei n t didy Rich, the drummer in his favorite ch a, y y s. Although he dislikes music of the corny t Jistf vorite d is corned beef and cabbage. After gradua- ' 1, Lo iopesgto go on to college. ' ui L. fifiifiizs !'2 5 ilfssggm . - - .-aw -....,,--eg, 1 Qfg, ,,..4 i- 'Ds , jf. ,rf if ARISTOTLE J. TAKTIKOS ' On Independence Day, 1924, was born one whose ambition now is to be the best aeronautical engineer. After commencement 'aTally,, yslp-lans to work for a higher education and lists baseball as his hobby. Measuring 5'7 tall, his favorite period is lunch, while Sammy Kaye, Bret Harte, and ice cream reign in their respective fields. ARTHUR TATZ r Arthur aspires to be a baseball manager, only not of the Brook- lyn Dodgers but the New York Giants. Arthur is known as Mel Ottw to his friends partly because of his love for the Giants and partly because of his muscular build. Active in all sports, he was a member of the track team and also belonged to the Student Council. Art is a follower of HSuperman and Vaughn Monroe, A FRANCIS THEUERHOLZ Une of the many six footers in this graduating class is this blond, blue-eyed. likeable fellow. Tall HFrank devoted his spare time in school to the Student Council. Outside of school this Tommy Dor- sey fan found pleasure in all sports. His leaning toward Nanythingi' in the line of food was further borne out in his choice of a favorite subject-lunch. Frank is a future mechanical draftsman. HENRY TOBIAS '4Toby is a sixteen year old drummer, o, as an r sic lover, names Benny Goodman his favorite t ner. s ambition lies in the world of entertainment since M byv hopes to bec e a drummer. This brown-haired, brown-eyed D e-ry joys listening to swing music and beating his drum. I-lib, ut ide activities include the Swing Band and Camera Club. SHIRLEY TOMPKINS Shirley w s a Commercial student who hopes to be a good career woma and a wife at th same time. She was a member of the S nff e . hir e ' going to take a cation after graduation. obbies a ating, dancing, and horseback riding. A er ist T nces are sales, Vaughn Monroe and ho og . er avorite autho are William Shake- speare and W. Somerset Maugham. JOSEPHINE TOZZO 'i 6'Babe's,' ambition is to remember the ast, 've f nt, and hope for the future , which she p to en s goes i o nursing. A participant in basket l all the Stud Council, her hobbies are seeing ar s of hich Vaugh Monroe is her favorite. This blue-eye ass lists ravioli as her favorite food. ANGELO TRAMENTOZZI Casey Jones School of Aeronautics is the desired destination of '4Trame after he leaves the portals of Eastside, where history ranked highest in his list of favorite subjects. Glenn Miller and Gone With the Wind are favorites with this would-be aviation mechanic who enjoys building model aeroplanes in his spare time. Hot dogs are the favorite food of this 5'1ly2 brown-eyed and ,brown-haired Commercial graduate. MM ARB A TTER ' olat the sp as M bbyi' i nce ned. A ,err e of her alt ot in e sam lne, is athe- hether she 1 et a jo or te iness school after b g graduate ' a mystery to er, Bobby always has found sewing, ph graphy, and ca ping loads of fun. Edgar Allan Poe is rated very highly with is young miss. This time J. D. hands the title of favorite band to his brother Tommy. This Latin Club president wants to find the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow and then Hy an airplane to the other end. it -2. ,max S4091 4f9'e'4h. Z.- 5129 H-.4 t 2. x s MARVIN A FRED UCKMAN 4'Flashw is r atl ' ' 13-Bd in dentistry and journalism. His jour- na 'stic inter tarted a ng time ago when he formulated an the nnex Ob er r and became its mana mg editor l rom 1 oined rning a ilier E and member hip in i .f S ' C - -Q' U ' -. T- . . 1 . . H ... . . e e l h e Lea s ' 's uill an Ser l iei became school correspondent for the Morn ing Call HIl!! C Senior Mirror. flash also kept minutes for the ' ess and Checkers Club and belonged to the Na- ture-Science and Dabblers Clubs. One inch under six feet. with brown eyes and a friendly smile, uTuck is everyone's good friend. JIARKIN osie loves to dance skate and eat Her favorite subject is WyCllCmiStl'X' and she is foiid of the music of Tommy Dorsey. This brown-haired, brown-eyed lass has been a member of the Nature- Science Club, Bowling Club, and deck tennis squad. Although she often eats her preferred food, spaghetti, she never gets entangled in sf- it. After the prom hangover wears off, Doris intends to go in training to become a nurse. X tx xt' Z ' I 1M f 'N 6' 9? my f r 1 ff, . 4' N A ff ,jliirpl JJ' fi 'l ' L! 1 l 9-J I n ELSIE TURNER V Generally called '4Else,, falthough L'Peewee7, would seem to be war- ranted from her 5'2 and 98 lb. weightj this General student has taken part in girls' sports, the Chorus and the Skating Club. Aim- ing for a position as an air hostess, she will take a nurse's training. This blue-eyed strawberry blonde who likes honey-dew melon and Tommy Dorsey, was born on December 3l,i19244. f - - if 1 E GY . I . 7 M . , , dl 3 ,JEAN rumen g Y I - i ll Z f fi J. 1 ,IH fa,- dll 'lyt cf'Dimples alwa va- ts to be happy, M diafter g aduation she wants to secure a'positio at Wright's. She has already receiveda typing certificate but English is her favorite subject. This blue-eyed, brown-haired miss has served as a student councillor and has been a member of the Current Events Club, Commercial 'Club and,Skatg ing Club. Her favorite book is HWuthering Heights and a morsel that always makes her happy is steak. f K iw I! . 5, .I ,,. 1, MELYIN ULRICH After graduation hbielv wants to join the payroll of the Public Service. While at Eastside. his favorite subject was machine shop and his activities included the Bowling Club and the Dramatic So- ciety. His hobbies are sports. dogs and drumming. with Thackerayis Henry Esmond as his favorite piece of literature. Tommy Dorsey leads the musical parade of this 5'9 blue-eyed young man with les yeux brunsii. BERNARD UNCERLEIDER Called HBernie,,, 'gLou , or HLefty,', according to the speaker, this green-eyed graduate is one of the most popular members of the class. Although he plays the saxophone and the clarinet, Bernie is proud of his Horseshoe pin. He was a member of the Swing Band, Student Council and Band for three years fBernie has a letter to prove itll, Horseshoe Club, and Senior Mirror. This math fiend is going to attend college, hoping to be a chemical engineer. g'Ruthie', is 5'2 tall. ,J . ELEANOR USDAN Drawing, gardening, musgc, col cting Scrapbooks and stamps r take up this future designer e time. '4Ellie', has been a member of the Art Music ' on Club and Nature Science Club. This black- , ow ior rates Duke Ellington ace high as her favor orchestra meat creplaks as her favorite food. Although modest and unassum E the persever- ing qualities which have brought her through her sch days will W continue to help her advance up the ladder of success. . , 0 a . 'haw Y 'f7 70 7 RACHEL VALENTE 0'f To write the Great American Novel is nRay,s ambition. She has been ,writing for as long as she can remember and told stories before that. .Other interests of this brunette include reading, music, and walking. Her extra-curricular activities consisted of membership in the Footlights, Nature-Science and Italian .Clubs and Junior Scholarship Society. She supervised the literary work on the Senior Mirror, was feature and copy Editor on the Criterion ffor which she has received a silver HE andmembership in ,Quill 4 d'Scrol1J and has a gold 'GPM with 903. R C Ji . y . gk of g 4.1. f' ' M . lf . RAY VANDERSPIEGEL K To join the Marines and take up engineering is '4Parch's' am- bitioynfwhile his only activity at Eastside was baseball. Carrot- topped Ray who measures 5'l0 enjoys steak smothered with onions, and his hobbies include movies and basketball. English, Edgar Allan Poe and Kay Kyser rank as leaders in their respective fields, acw . 'S . f . ,Kg r mf 1 iiW.li . rN.'wf.-. . - R R , , .A gi V f. to Ray's yote. K H f NMMA X SHIREEY VAN NIEKERK X Born November 24, 1924, '4Shirl7, has participated in girls, sports, belonged to the Student Council, Skating Club, and Journalism Club and worked on the Criterion. She likes English, Tommy Dorsey and collecting records. Shirl,' has collected three bookkeeping awards. This 5'6 Commercial student lists pineapple cokes as her favorite food. hawk LETITIA S. YOUNG For two years 'LLeew performed as one of the baton twirlers. but this season she rose to the post of Drum Majorette. for which she has already received an emblem, as well as a 25-point shield for sports. With her ambition to be a teacher, this blonde young lady has participated in girls, sports and has been a member of the Girls' Chorus and Advanced Chorus. Rating chemistry as her favorite subject, she plans to attend Paterson State Teachers College after graduation. 1lle exponent participated in tennis ping pong and basket ZOZZA O 'e,' Fiji? hopes to be a success. Active in school, this G . A, . . . . Q . U U, , h lff all. She v ' also secretary of the Household Arts Club and served onthe Studeiit Co ncil. L'Ziz lists all sports, movies reading, and ying s -byluliskfhiies. Another uGone With The Wind fan is this vlfitegijyear old brunette, who thinks history and spaghetti de- serve a hand. 'LDw was active in the Natt -Science, Bowling and Civics Clubs. Doris will get married as 'oon hea' comes along and wants to be always loved and t ove. Her hobbies are dancing, cooking, getting to ' w pe e, and seeing big name bands. Blue-eyed, lJI'OWl1-1 red HD ikes Glenn Miller, the Ink Spots and MGWTWF, DORIS R. ZUPAN .F w ii! Q CLASS POEM THINGS REMEMBERED Itis the little things, The little things best remembered . . . The way the sky looks a hard, bright blue on a frisky morning And the flag etched sharp and clear against it, The field melting into heaven until The bold red stripes are a separate entity in themselves. And that first amazed flop on the ice at the gate And I-Iasn,t this walk been cleaned off yet?', And the snaky lines of the fire drill . . . The way you can,t get upstairs after lunch And the pained surprise when a test is sprung And the perpetual squawks about one thing or another. The awful humiliation of being caught with your homework not done The first time this term QIt,s always the first timej. The shiver of joy when there's no eighth period Or second . . . or third . . . as the case may be. The throb of excitement at a football game With the color and enthusiasm of the band and the Mr. Tompkins's light spring up to the platform And the thunder and lightning of honest applause cheerleaders And the days you find out your teachers are human. For all these things-but mostly because youire you The big, alive, colorful you- Eastside, I'll remember. W , V S l' VZQ 'QQ' A Q53 PEA R4 fy Q0 I '96, if 'LV f,a4 '? 1' 1 ' f fb-' CD 'ff Q, Q2 f w - L, M ff? OD AX JY - -4 We l u 0- v- '-GLA-Q 9N f.-fL.SL.:v, C..,4,9..A4,X-'33-N www-X MXH--f 7 Ljgy,,mMmMx-',JM4m fmfvaw L- , ix 1 Q CLASS WILL We, being hep to the jive, solid and all reet of physique, do in the presence of yehudi, Bad Humor Man and John Silver, leave to certain katz as well as ickes the following stuff : Part the beginning - devoted to our patient teachers, God bless them. A band whose members always show up and never play a sour note is our gift to Mr. Dutcher, all of him. Miss Banghart is rewarded with a mute sec- tion and sound proof walls. Three new, unused, streamlined typewriters are willed to Mr. Crooks. Something new has been added for Miss Grimshaw, a fourth floor - a new library. We leave to Miss Koch a class perfect in Latin sight translations. A healthy student body and faculty is willed to Miss Soutar. Part the second - to the classes that follow in our fading footsteps. Suzanne Polowe leaves her capacity to keep a class in good cheer and laughter to Clare Van Dyk. Happy-go-lucky Mary Cuccinello leaves to Tom Pascreta his talent. To Joyce Stemer goes Faye Krauthamer's ability to select Schiapar- elli styles. Heinz Suhl bequeathes his power of making a co-ed,s heart flutter to handsome Dick Hill. Peppy Marion De Crosta and Jack Mial add their vitality to the rest of the squad. When you see red, it's only Helen Cornett's blushing prowess being transferred to Lou Hoitsma. Versatile Vicky Smith be- queathes her athletic skills to Helen Seymour. After adding his initials to those gone before him, Al Kachadurian hands the well worn gavel over to the new president, George Lessuck. Marvin Tuckman and Murray Freed smile slyly as they leave to the new Senior Mirror staff exactly one bottle of 1,000 aspirin tablets, one bottle of morphine and ten packs of reefers, to help rid them of their worries. Part the end - to those who have sighed with relief when they thought they had slipped through the noose. The vivacity of Doris Leffertz is left to anyone with the energy and will power to fill her shoes. To any two courageous enough to try to equal them, Mary Calabrese and Irving Nurik leave their Quiz Kid knowledge. Bernard Unger- leider, Herman Auerbach and Charles Kaplan leave their place in the band to any student virtuoso capable of keeping up the pace they set. To any quick thinker and slow mover, we donate l'Hundred and One Tried Excuses for Being Late to Class, by Bernard Greenbaum. Any science enthusiast with the capacity to absorb thoughts quickly is willed, in addition to his own, Harold Neufeld's faculty. To the seniors we leave the happy thoughts of graduation in June. Juniors receive thoughts of class elections in the near future and a little swelled head from being upper classmen. We leave the sophomores a book on salesmanship - or how to sell an elevator ticket to the frosh. To the freshmen, being self- made men, we leave but the idea of four years full of fun and studies. To the faculty in general and especially to Mr. Tompkins, our deepest gratitude and fond regard. a CLASS HISTORY Four years ago some 400 insignificant Freshmen entered the portals of East- side and this week 300 will be told farewell as they ascend the platform for the last time, to receive their diplomas. Those who fell by the wayside have missed the many honors bestowed upon Eastside and the class of January '42. As time marches on and the lives that we are living this day become history, faces and happenings of Eastside in our day will slip from the grasp of our burdened minds. Who was the backbone of the class of January, 1942? Who was active enough to rate consideration in the CRITERION, the official school paper, which itself was enhanced by the addition of many members of our class? The greatest change in the history of the school administration took place dur- ing our brief stay, when Mr. Francis North vacated the position of principal, after serving Eastside nobly for 15 years and Paterson for one quarter of a century. Mr. Ellsworth Tompkins received the appointment for the vacated posi- tion and we leave Eastside sure of his successful administration. Athletic awards have been numerous. The state championi' football team boasted Seniors Kachadurian, Sylvester, Elsner, Giannelli, and Suhl on its roster, the first undefeated cross-country team was represented by Mial and Voorhees, Vicky Smith and Betty Ohlson were named as junior referees, by a state board, for girls' sports. Jean McLuckie and Harriet Parker headed the Criterion Staff in another ban- ner year of editions while Editor-in-chief McLuckie was adjudged one of the best staff leaders in the history of the school newspaper. Successful social events will also be remembered, namely, the senior sponsored Music Maker U Programf' featuring Jimmy Dorsey nd his staff of artists. 17, Mtn, READ OUR PARENTS lzastslde Cnterlon POLICY WEDNESDAY i' Student Publication of Eastside High School -il' VOL. vin.-No. 2. gg. PATERSON, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1938. FIVE Eiiilifs A ci f P - 6 X l SPV' gtiXbule IP' Xiu U -A--+C Mysterious Malady 1 A.i.0'6 COO Drive 'sie NCQ ' N c Fish 4-1 Primaries DX GCGX N t lcithlh On March in L Ye 0 .. ... .1 o . R. . - - - H323 Saziiifss. QOQQX Gnor H9911 Elalne he . l'f5R?:0.iuf.3'?::mf 174 Reeeive Here Selufday' Qilfl ESM' 1551011 Tl HOn0f...AWa1'ClS WeSl Orange Montclair 70 f' ,Sr 1.20 . a ' 'Win ef Lflffl' l-are en -- H... pieaiollluniillia dm-ing SI. I vill in. UOIDTS of intel -.Mme IO Suune the .. SilVe1 0 j l5- An 1 I1 I v 'MM numerous transferences from tl A W addifionee Q Syst MN' Donahue N I 1 n fn smaller containers f- S e ve. ...+.+.. S O - gy, Mrs. K1-etsch, whose sth., S By Jann UNI I V . . Y r r . N,- J- , tue .A f .4 - h . Q. ' 'fl A els 50 2' .. .. if va 94' L. t-,- ,7sc.fIgQJ,6 Norld Affairs Club ,wk mid. , S1 .S O Solomon Zwe. . ll. my I, . R E3 nigh hmw1-1-0111- S e P1CU'15,QQm' .fIliip'l.l2l'lT,' Se' ' YC I I1 'aduated fiom F8SfSldE last June .1 6 numbei amas.em1 oy t h Q' I1 ...., . mc el e . Witte defeated 0 In filsffgf A Tu.C Week . Pr1maIy U i 5. 'E l F1896 an Mlfxox Seeloxs xemOe9 O11-ly In R met 1 cn 2 Q' ' .ki Xxjqlente - 5 XG F ace f. ECA diret A W5 'mi' anuqr ,Z C35 F1122 Hrnevy geaguibof 'N 'S-':l'l.eIcErY.iue, will cli-Quss the C- XfilX?T3?x Vexlgivfulv lhgtlwzllllli lnteresteu mb seth' uc in with ielgtio tom ' 1 ' to. nstudents and the gn 'mme 15 fm Cpm-ee Cu ailltns alsokuan 2 goxrfiel X222 QD 356 iffifzpft will-if5t5Sf33+S?hii3 Dabblers Club 019611129011 COX Q , O 3.5 F I I Many New York Trips Planne to ei . ' ,C O Q' ggi! 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E11 ch e 9 -9 V O ' Rfb' . - 'US IQ SW01-f 0018 1 .59 3-.iiadine -T 'Q ueser l. .-ic BOW' fl, 'Sf we L ll E 79W KKK A , nl- 73'uq1.Q,N91K Stated 1 Tnmpx .ll xe lm QKO Q0 f Ffeml' Ci?J!'t lfl - IHS lv-lief' Ol- f ' ' C l . 'Q 6 . - Sinmund NVestn1alrll em,fi X V lhv N' -QXO ,049 'DS V 14-I-Narcissus Veal. lwliigg Cn Pmlf A R,.. 'Q' il N'1TlQ 145-Ruth Gel-stmayur. HL' Sa ,440 - 1 I wmbei-gg 146-Lydia J. tsugm' fi' c .an novel 6 . 1 'vnesg HT-Helen ec el' -ef' M ' is . i Y I X-Mai fgret ey, Rf: .ome day, s Q ,Demi vw, f.. AY APR sell one no 1,1 V and 3 THURSD A has bee R d Ot ent I img O C001 Jbhlo D A XL 6 1939 oi somethi Ps .f fog s. , . Edu 4 ST A ui yd 'lt 'ilu . 1- Y., WA By Rachel e+ua iexN' - g ..Hafoidr:13mian 6 Eastside, :Serta rellty Obibea, , 'Zia ' . in-Clue ,'5'UN1arViY1 os! eIXl'9Ye' allilgf V l hee 'CSG S .ldl te so 'f S Emoff fgox' k YY U -women , gyadu . 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Woiisjfetzfzo fugnlg 0781-5306 C! -Ejorkxflq .1 wan - Gage not .770 ,MS ,hi the xii-st class. aj 07 aff 11116, SSQQ, 19 751,77 h S YQ. at . S 'fm As the Misses iial-,0f16.e,f fn, db, -QU 40.,JD10,,S S ' q 1, XG 1- Q. .. Q Q ., . , , , . Du: X , I A H. .vt fy' 8 9196 ,, Q bhll'l9y haufman new aj! Vf f L, S A ici Q0 BWV mf tal b 15? S0vp,.,, - S 'A 5 , . ip Freed Cmx-aN3Znual Mike XGOK HIKAQKO- if l Tenm Crown all 1 ates iwfflv RW .ei - it ie dew' - Gr .B-Ce A e BU A 1 kmrvl wglle Wei T' ,acaiton xxgni woe native. Phyllis S l - Nur nw k .art umvin TUC Xi wyxei axsquelxwg blow xxxiniiixgial ind Leonard Golcis. n 4 H., annoy ed Miss r' e out 4 Lmfl A U, 'Il nxellgoox 'A Age te.m,'QtW:l MW 'A ' Grifeflt that She left hr LQX .H T-vu A 1 f5l'l 1 H 1 Jurs- .reed to work ural 'VN 'A 11 ' ' -f--Y ' Y ' , fi D,.b,..-f ..vs, f-A r-FU run 21 I , -1 eff, ww Hmm-asm ,5,. fv'.. , Q ff V Q wssgwf I I s Mr. and Miss Eastside Mutt and jeff Pe1's01zali1fy Plus Albert Kachadurian Ben Del Giudice Vincent Vienckowski Claire Gigante Ken Harding Doris Lefferts Most Likely To Succeed Arthur Minuskin Jean McLuckie CLASS Olynzpic Candidate Eileen Hardifer Peas In Il Pod Carolyn Barth NlliL'C C1035 Clown Elsie Botwick Seymour Nochimson Warren King ' -ky 'WL K X l A .J -4,, - 4-. ffl! H, 5 v0a'L' sin, 5 ,,.,,,,.. 1, - - Box-Ojfice Smile Edna Koehler Frank Amabile d . X, X G3 W-- .g Xb ' U 7 . Quiz Kicls Irving Nurik Mary Calabrese Class Politicirms Frank Graves Janet White Class Authoi B111 Papke Phil050Phf ' Murray Freed Anthony Calu1tt1 Louis Sinopulos Wiz Refer 4' W I I ,,,,m1..,.,J 7N '- ,,,, WW W ML fy X X X f V M217 I ,ff 51140614 A Q wwf- 'M nv ,M 441 X If wfwff-A: 1 1 'kwa f M? 1 igyay K 1, ,mm 42 Gwyn H472 '27 I 'Z 'Wa 22,1 , ',,.,f Z X IW! 2' ff- lI, I rorrss s egg l ,Mi A-'ya r , . s, , f ,V 7 f J ., gig . ' A., Qwwzwr' I Wfffef- f 1- 'f'fff'f? lf if ' ' 7 rarl .. QM, f' ,5,,.,ffW f- ffffwgqff A ,ffffw uf 4 I f l 1? f H ,,. . ,,,,,,,ff,,,,,f,Ml-Q--W, .f - A 1 X , A' ZWj 1f ' ,, ,,,,,r. .--WWW aff x fa, lf E- W? 7 ,f,a,W,,,,,,,M, Q M,,,,,,,,f,,,,,,,,,.4 .,,.fH 4, 1-can ,f 4. vv 'T7f,,ff 'l l www-A ,,:'av af,: ' ,. , 0,,,,,1t,,,,,h' -- W' ...N , ' mf ,,, wma ,,,,,,,,,, , ,V my Vlff . ,s i , V. 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Albert Kachadurian Claire Gigante Arthur Minuskin Jean McLuckie Harold Lubin Jean Mclsuckie Margie Baxter Charles Brock Irving Nurik Mary Calabrese Vincent Vienckowski Doris Lefferts Carolyn Barth Elsie Botwick Anthony Calvitti William Papke Arthur Minuskin Iris Keller Dennis Youlios Fay Krauthammer Albert Kachadurian Eileen Hardifer Murray Freed Rachel Valente CLASS VOTES Mr. and Miss Eastside Louis Sylvester Janet White Most Likely To Succeed Murray Freed Rachel Valente Pride of the Faculty Harold Neufeld Rachel Valente Wfaji Boys Cut Classes Fay Mandell Wfogi Girls Cut Classes Louis Sylvester Quiz Kids Harold Lubin Abbie Feinstein Personality Plus Andrew Bove Suzanne Polowe Peas In a Pod Margaret Breen Lena Smits Sam Singer Seymour Sirota Actor and Actress Seymour Nochimson Helene Berliner Best Dressers Joseph Pearson Doris Zupan Olympic Candidates Fred Elsner Vicky Smith Class Author Marvin Tuckman Velma Richardson Vincent Vienckowski Jean McLuckie Edwin Nelson Doris Sella Irving Nurik Doris Sella Fay Johnson Heinz Suhl Edwin Nelson Rachel Valente Arthur Aronoff Jean Mclauckie 1 Beatrice Harms Muriel Levine Isadore Nachimson Ben Rosensweig Jack Mial Anne Ida Robinson Robert Voorhees Doris Lefferts Heinz Suhl Betty Ohlson Allan Kurinsky Harriet Parker Ben Del Giudice Kenneth Harding Jack Mial Marion De Crosta jack Mial Antoinette Den Bleyker Chris Reilly Ruthalma Langford Edwin Nelson Marie De Boer Dennis Youlios Beverly Nadell Sheldon Ezor Frances Russak Warren King Anne Holmes Robert Koslow Ruth Kemrner Peter Papanou Mary Cuccinello Le Roy Hulser Eva Cacoliris CLASS VOTES Mutt and Robert Koslow Allan Kurinsky Versatile Albert Kachadurian Jean McLuckie Best Mixers Vincent Vienckowski Eleanor Babb Musician Michael Sferrazza Ada Weinberg Best Manners Arthur Aronoff Rosalie Shapiro Flirts Jack Mial Margie Baxter Dem cers Louis Sylvester Nellie Nicoletti Clown Harry Retkwa Florence Weiluns Witiiesf Harry Retkwa Dorothy Bookstaver Opzfimiszfs George Baruxis Elsie Turner Misogyniszfs Achilles Guerrera Man Hazfer Alice Meneely George Kling John Pappas Louis Sylvester Kay Joos Arthur Aronoff Helen Boydell Henry Tobias Mary Gorga Harold Neufeld Enis Marchicelli Lou Sylvester Fay Mandell Jack Mial Doris Tumarkin Jack Mial Doris Parmelli Jerry Pacilio Thelma FOX Charles Shew Marion Ferraris Aaron Alswang Rachel Valente MURRAY FREED Eclilor-in-Chief 191 xx .ia: 'L N QQ gz Ns.- B. Herman Auerbach All 1 'l'l'fiSilltQ Leila Berliner Lifl'l'l1l'5' Doris Sella T-yllniug Marie De Boer T-ypizzg Harold Neufeld l,ift'Hll'J' Arthur Minuskin Acfzrrfisilzg -u S. Wx.. QA Helene Berliner Literary W, l fa ' m .1, g5 4 LJ1 Bernard Ungerlexder AtI,l'Cl'ffYill IRROR Rachel Vnlente Peter Papanou Lifcrury Editor Art Jack Prost Q if Proof 7A - A- , mal'- 'Vx Eugene Sinofsky At!UCl'fiSiI1Kg A nne Holmes Sfafixficiv FFLIHCCS Russak Sfafhvfifs Betty Melmuglmlin Pfmfog raplzy Betty Olilson Girls' Sports FF xsskwls Arthur Aronoff Allan Kurinsky Photo Appointnzcnts Sports Editor i Vincent Vienckowski Secretary Vicky Smith Girls' Sports Phyllis Giaquinto Typing Ben Rosenzweig Advertising Marilyn Chapnick Aclifertising Frank Amabilc Cafialids Abbie Feinstein Copy MARVIN TUCKMAN Editor-in-Chief Betty Kehrle Statistics Seymour Nochimson Statistics qui... , 1 mr X 4 x x av x 4 X de.,c,5 Irving Nurik COM Fay Mandell Statistics Dorothy Bookstaver Statistics Lillian Geller Typing Marian De Cro s ta Photographs lf1al!'rml J fu W sf .NN-viii i 5 9' s n U -A x 1 fx fix? Z M- N Mig Wow, Fx -f -X X ?w Q 0,6 Z X! 'ani gptoo X -f gff' W ' f f S o ' f D X J. ' u Q, 4 LUB K5 Q KN-xx Arm ulmini if '-XJ cw' L y C f-,r-X xx N: XX H gwn , I EQ va 1 ff' .. J , N A , mx p 4? X VP l rf' Q E 5 X U W- Ki X f U? CV The voice of che student body on all affairs in which the faculty requests an opinion is the Student Council. This group represents a cross section of the school. Each section class elects a boy and a girl at the commencement of each term to represent it at the Council meetings and to act as leaders in transacting special business in the class-room, such as collecting the library fund and distributing the Criterion on publication Thursday. The presidency was taken over by Suzanne Polowe, former vice-president, in December, following the resignation of William Woodhouseg the duties of secretary-treasurer were carried out by Betty McLaughlin. Miss Marian Crooks is adviser to the Council. This governing body is active in co-operating with all student projects undertaken. It sponsored the UC. C. C. campaign Qsig- nifying courtesy, cleanliness, and co-operationj, which met with great success. It is a member of the New Jersey Association of Student Councils and also sends delegates to conferences of metropolitan secondary schools for discussing problems of student government. At times, as it sees Ht, the Council conducts social affairs to raise money. Last term the Council's efforts beautified the school grounds, by inducing the Board of Education to plant small hedges around the lawns adjacent to the gates, so that canvas will no longer be used during football games. C R I T E R I O N I , A e il Ab' K., Q N 'Ya ' ,. i 'WT 1 1 s 3 1 Y Uri I iilllll Ill lislx if . liljfmg Y fysl Heading the list of the outstanding organizations is the Criterion, the bi- weekly publication of the school. The 'KCrite', supplies the students with cur- rent events and sports news of the school, and informs the student body of the progress of extracurricular activities. The climax of the newspaper's work comes annually, when under the sponsorship of the publication, the Queen of the Campus is crowned in a special assembly after a two month ballotting campaign. This was supervised last year by Janet White, former news editor. Outstanding members of the staff receive membership to 'tQuill and Scrolln, an international honorary society for high school journalists who show pro- ficiency in creative writing. Other deserving members are given recognition in the form of bronze and silver E's . The leadership this term was assumed by Editor-in-chief Jean McLuckie, who received the first gold EU ever awarded to a Criterion editor, and Managing Editor Harriet Parker, recipient of a silver EU, under the advisership of Mr. A. Duryee Crooks for the editorial department and Miss Ula Levin, for the business section. A division of the Criterion', is the public newspaper columns for conveying to outsiders the activities of the school. By an exam- ination directed by Mr. Crooks each term a columnist is selected for the local newspapers. The Morning Callv had Marvin Tuckman as its writer, Murray Freed was correspondent for the Paterson Evening News? ,xl .A KS ' 1 , .as-.. u vu fy' Z V W- ::-' ,Lf G I ., . ,K , , big-V 1, ,J ,, ig, Q ' 1 ., , , R YA ' H V ,.l, I 'Ai i .1 44 Q I K, X 5 1 35:1 ,551 1 W ' fe! I .xx x- I . l .Q ' an If, si 2 Qs. if V5 dv 'X ' ..yA L11 0 J N 8 A 1 'xx 'V J ' yy -V' ll!-' P ,fiyffi f ' '1J'fg 1 I K C f I ef i ! I If ' , 5 , . ' J J fl!!! li I 'iffy DRAMATIC SOCIETY f l The Man Who Came to Dinnern was the main project of the Dramatic Society this term under the supervision of Mr. Barney Lipowitz. Besides this successful presentation, Norma Nalan- bogen, James Spadafora, Joan Tonelson, and William Woodhouse presented a short play, t'The Shadow On the Path, to aid the sale of Christmas seals on station W. P. A. T. Many performances are given in the assemblies, including pantomimes, skits, and mono- logues. Boasting one of the largest enrollments of the clubs in the school, the society has greatly aided the promotion of dramatics at Eastside by its performances. Pins are awarded to members for outstanding achievement, bearing the emblem of the society and the class year numerals of the recipient. fa A JT C THE BAND No football game is complete without Mr. Ray Dutchefs talented group of musicians, which has won recognition far and wide and most recently was awarded a trophy for an outstanding perform- ance in a contest, in which all the bands of schools belonging to the Passaic Valley Conference were represented. Donned with orange and blue Capes, white pants and sweaters, and blue over- seas caps, the Band puts on its greatest show of the year, when on Thanksgiving Morn, it marches to the Hinchliffe Stadium from the City Hall and enters the gridiron amidst thunderous cheers resounding from the Eastside rooting section. For a year's work the musicians receive an emblem consisting of an orange UE mounted on a blue lyre, which they proudly sport around the school. JUNIOR POLICE The job of making the passing to and from the school safe is a most important one of the Junior Police Force, which is advised by Mr. Edward Mather. With Ray Woodhouse as chief, the boys do patrol duty around the campus. There is also an assistant chief and several associates who receive appointments under a graduated system of advancement. For their inestimable work, the force sends a delegation to the convention for junior police held each spring in Washington under the sponsorship of the American Auto Association. The delegates are chosen on a point system which boys obtain through good work and selling candy and peanuts at the football games. A The proceeds go to the organization's treasury. , ',, an f- J V . ,A W ' -5- - ., V, ,V j Q Q, W A, . V Q Q EF 6' K DABBLERSClUB, -JrlQL,MfffD1- al..,1c,wa y THE MAJORETTES One of Eastsideis newly organized clubs is the DABBLERS CLUB, with Miss Frances Durbin as faculty adviser. This active group, organized about seven months ago, is limited to members of Miss Durbin's English 4, S and 6 classes of two years ago. As the name implies, the group holds informal get-to- gethers and participates in varied activities. Once again the MAJCRETTES and FLAG TWIRLERS have added color and spirit to the football games, Where they have impressed hundreds of visitors, before the beaming eyes of Mr. Ray Dutcher. TALENT CLUB W W ' ff ' . ' X, - : ITAllAN CLUB LEADERS,CLUB By its presentation of Circus Revelsn, a program of diversilied entertainment, the TALENT CLUB proved its Worth by introducing a host of new performers to these portals. Mrs. S. Kobre supervises the work of the COMMERCIAL CLUB which ac- quaints its members with the conditions and activities of the business World. One of its newest developments is the tutor system, enabling the poorer students to receive help from the club members. This semester the group was headed by Doris Sella, Lillian Geller, Phyllis Giaquinto and Mildred Zlotkin. ' ' ' i' 'V'Vw f -Li lz.l lH- . . ,,,, ,. NATURE- SCIENCE CLUB MATH CLUB fx. A il W . fllvlljllfw Wi SPEECH CLUB CLUB Eastside's RED CROSS CLUB has been making and presenting Christmas bas- kets to charitable institutions, making collections of discarded clothes for the needy, and similar charitable work. Co-captained by Louis Hammond and Doris Upton, the CHEERLEADERS helped arouse school spirit at the athletic events. Holding parties, educational trips or talks and providing necessary items for the poor children have taken up much time of the HOUSEHOLD ARTS CLUB. The EOOTLIGHTS CLUB attempts to train underclassmen in speech and to develop poise. A schoolwide tourney, won by Wilson Witten, was sponsored by the HORSESHOE CLUB, which is headed by Art Scolari and advised by Mr. Henry Rumana. Ciro Zoppo, Catherine Esperi, John Giovalto and Mary Calabresc lead the MUSIC APPRECIATION 1 1 THE ORCHESTRA an 1 A 3 ' JU D JTJJ J'fAo7-LQ, 217,-,L F11 - fhfltj ALWLN 1-p,,7 SWING BAND 4? PIANO CLUB ITALIAN CLUB in its effort to further the students' love for Italian culture and art. The ruling body for girls' sports at Eastside is the LEADERS' CLUB, which admits members only after they have obtained a certain number of athletic points and have been duly initiated. Fluorescent Lightingi' was the subject of this term's assembly presentation of the NATURE-SCIENCE CLUB. Under the guidance of Mr. Eugene Vivian, the group, as an extra activity, edits an interesting science newspaper, The Science Reviewf, which is distributed for only one cent throughout the entire science department. Advised by Mr. Joseph Goldberg, the MATH CLUB, composed of brilliant mathematics fiends, edits a math paper, t'The Math Xu, which makes its ap- pearance once a year. GIRLS GLEE CLUB RED CROSS CLUB After dinner s eeches, s ellin and ronunciation bees, humorous selections, P P g P rou discussions, extem oraneous and im rom tu s eeches are 'ust a few of g P P P P P J the activities that the SPEECH CLUB indul es in. Mr. Barne Li owitz g Y P coaches the organization. The various music organizations have been more active in the past four years than at any other time in the history of the school. With Miss Amelia Fletcher proffering the needed information, the MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB has busied itself by discussing and listening to many types of music. Various other faculty members have also spoken before meetings of the club. The ORCHESTRA plays at school functions and is governed by a student elected board. The ASSOCIATION OE MUSIC CLUBS makes plans for the raising of funds, to be used in sending school musicians to various contests and festivals, to provide equipment for the school and take students to hear out- standing concerts. Increasing the interest of musically inclined pupils in the Works of great composers, both modern and early, is the work of the PIANO CLUB. The SWING CLUB has progressed ably under the supervision of Mr. Robert Greenwald and the leadership of Harold Johnson. The GIRLS' and BOYS' GLEE CLUBS presented many interesting assembly programs. The A CAPPELLA CHORUS is Eastside's only chorus which represents the school in outside activities. Miss Edna Milliman advises the active CAMERA CLUB, which sponsors many contests throughout the school, in an effort to stimulate the photographic efforts of the students. THE A . ,XT CHEERLEADERS CAMERA CLUB HOUSEHOLD ARTS CLUB FOOTLIGHTS CI UB Besides giving girls the chance to improve their bowling skill, the GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB affords Eastside's Misses a chance to meet new friends and gather in an informal and leisurely manner. Those girls meeting on the school's campus and discharging their arrows at targets are not Woman Defense Volunteers, but rather the GIRLS, ARCI-IERY CLUB, which is advised by Miss Dorothy Ward. Composed of underclassmen, the CURRENT EVENTS CLUB tours civic buildings and factories, under the supervision of Mrs. Williams. Barbara Trotter headed the LATIN CLUB, a group which once a term edits a newspaper, The Tuba . Organized to help the student learn more about contemparary art, the ART CLUB is advised by Mrs. Lyle. Greatly aiding Paterson's civic institutions was the COMMUNITY CHEST JUNIOR SPEAKERS' BUREAU, which was headed this semester by Janet White. The group spoke before various meetings and student bodies in an effort to secure support for the Community Chest drive. Advised by Mr. Morris Waldstein, the SCIENCE WORKSHOP has carried on many experimental programs. The INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB discusses current world problems. Mr. Sedlatchek advises the organization. The PAN AMERICAN CLUB publishes a newspaper called 'QPan Americana. The RIDING CLUB holds meetings at the Garret Mountain Reservation. THE ,3!lK!Fl5fn?iV ABCHEBY CLUB CURRENT EVENTS CLUB GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB THE ART GROUP HORSEHOE PITCHING CLUB QUT Q X X K u--f .- iS Wn-. ' x Zfw 6365 dv F5 Q' QQ In, DU QVQDX A vi' v f if? Lookguf. V-1f' M7205 XO zz ,XX --lgfg.. PURT ,-XX X , J N 'X IKVJVWUIX Pnzrson-sm f 'x QW62 . 1 4 f H4 X 1 ? R , f Z -ilq f Q 'lp -T f X KI QU XX if I f 'XX .fff 4, 0 f'242l!7f 'L5'f,C-f-s CP' ..f-Af' Q FOOTBALL The football campaign of 1941, which will go down as the greatest in East- side grid history, came to a climax on December 8, when Coach Dave Ross heard his team acclaimed as the North Jersey Group IV, Section 1, Champions, and a consensus of sports writers present at the annual conference of the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association, named Eastside as the mythical state champions. In their quest for the umythicalw state title the l'Undertakers,' amassed 187 points while their opponents could only account for 20. The Ghosts opened their campaign with Montclair, rated very highly in the state. They took advantage of the breaks and when husky Ted Dostanko crashed through the line to block a Montclair boot deep in their territory, the only score of the day was set up, giving Eastside a 7 to 0 victory over the Mounties. . The second game brought West Orange, a formidable foe, to Baeurle Field. In this tilt the Undertakersn started early and strong and when the final whistle blew, the eleven had rolled up 24 big points, holding the t'Cowboys in check throughout. Following this victory the Orange and Blue moved against Lincoln of Jersey City. They trampled over the I-Iudsonites and with Al Kachadurian slicing through the line, posted a 19 to 6 victory. ' .f r.,- V, J., V ' . g ,,, ,Y,,,,,,i, - as -- 'I f 1-we .fir I ., I 1 ' rr' f ' I Sulil Lcssuck Giannelli Hoitsma C., X mo Lvff Emi Lvff Tackle Lrfl GlltIl'tI Cmicr R1 lil C mm! 1 I A, N f if I 'CWI' 1 ,J 1 jf 1 Aff-73' . 1-35 f fl . ' , J , J 1 'I ,X Mft V I ,ly ' ,yt wifi K Ll, 2 ' V xl J ' ' jf' 1 K 1 Wff . fi uf? 'A 'KJ' ! I l ' 7 JN,-f J Y gp .L 1 P' ' ' X ' A f V ' 4 bfww f 1 .ii lg A1721 4 Eastside 7 AA ....,.,. Montclair 0 Eastside 24 A A A A West Orange 0 q Eastside 19 A AAAAA Lincoln 6 Al Eastside 26 A A A A A A Emerson 0 Eastside 27 A A A A A A AAA, Clifton 0 Eastside 6 A..AAAAAAA.A. Passaic 8 H Eastside 20 AAAAA East Rutherford 0 ix Eastside 13 .A AAAAAAA Garfield 0 1 Eastside 45 AAAAAAAAAA.AAA Central 6 Coach Dave ROSS The fourth victory came at the expense of Emerson of Union City which was soundly trounced 26 to 0 at the Bulldogs home field. p Clifton invaded next for the initial conference fray, but was met with a 1 savage land and aerial bombardment. The Mustangs were greeted with four l touchdowns, two by land and two by air, for a 27 to 0 rout. L Hopes of remaining unbeaten were shattered on Election Day when the uIn- diansn from Passaic, in a rough and tumble affair, posted an 8 to 6 upset. This defeat only angered the l'Ghosts and they scared 20 points from East Rutherford to post a shutout victory. The visitors brought with them the famous Syracuse HY formation, which proved ineffective. A Pointing all season to their important tilt with Garfield, the Rossmen came if through and outfought the Boilermakers for a 13 to 0 victory. This win l shattered a streak of 16 straight unbeaten games compiled by the Argauermen. Led by Larry Doby's 60 yard touchdown run after a pass interception, and 1 the line bucking of Al Kachadurian, the Orange and Blue scored twice in the l second quarter, enough to offset any threat Garfield might have brought up. 1 The uUndertakers finished their schedule on Thanksgiving Day against their l downtown rivals and before 12,000 Patersonians unmercifully trounced the l Colts 45 to 6. Kachadurian threw 20 passes, completing 14 for live touch- l downs, three by Larry Doby, and one each by Fred Elsner and Heinz Suhl. Two other scores came on a line plunge by Kachy,' and an off tackle run by Lou Sylvester. This victory evened the city series with Central, both elevens evenly sharing 16 games and tying one. ,S raa r , as ' f J, KLM? ' l ' ff . I Dostanko Elsner Ottavio Doby Sylvester Kaehadurigm l' Right Tacitle Right Em! Q'lLdl'fC'l' Back Lcffi Half Right Half Full Bqgk ll C0'C4'Pff'i71 C0-Captain COACH BASKETBALL Although defeated by Memorial of West New York in the opener played at Madison Square Garden, 43 to 30, the basketball team, following the example set by the football team, came back fighting, and as the season progressed be- gan to shape up as one of the best teams to represent Eastside. In the initial contest with Memorial on December 13, the Ghosts,' were com- pletely overshadowed in the first half by last year's Eastern States' Champions. Fighting bitterly in the second session, the Ghosts cut down on the West New York lead but could never come close enough to threaten. Paced by the 15 points of Larry Doby and the 13 of Luke Badagliacca the cagemen vanquished East Rutherford, 41 to 25, on December 19. All-State Larry Doby, captain of the team, and Luke Badagliacca have shown their ability to score and are among the best ball handlers in the state.. Lanky Les Harris can be counted on to retrieve the balls off the backboard and throw in points when necessary. Stan Altshuler and A1 Dybacki have excelled onthe defense. HENRY RUMANA The greatest quintet of our junior year boasting the big Hve of Doby, Miller, Hapgood, Brown, and Badagliacca, brought many honors and thrills to the school when they played superior ball to keep the Conference Championship within the portals of East- side. Outstanding rivalry was provided by Garfield, which fell a victim to the vanquishing Ghost basketeers the first game, but came back to win the second. The play-off game for the title Went to the Orange and Blue as a result of a 47 to 45 overtime game held on the neutral court of Hawthorne High School. The Boys In Action Doby - Laufenberg - Ortman - Blonkowski - Altshuler - Harris Coach Rumana - Badagliacca - Clune - Dybacki - Thompson TENNIS Supervised by Mr. Jacob Weber, the tennis team did its part to uphold the high standards of Eastside's athletic squads by winning eleven matches while losing only three. In conference competition the racqueteers were unbeaten, easily winning the title by trampling each opponent. Clifton and Garfield were each crushed twice while Central went to defeat once. The courtmen earned victories over the New York Military Academy and Englewood, split even in two matches with Montclair and relinquished its other defeat to Barringer. The racqueteers opened their season opposing Tenafly, and before they could get started, they were nipped in the bud 3 to 2. Regaining their stride in the next meet, they overcame Montclair by the same score, 3 to 2. This commenced a long string of victories, numbering eight, seven over Conference opponents and another over Kearny. The team hit a stone wall and sustained its first loss in nine meets when it was outvolleyed by Barringer 4 to 1. A week later Montclair turned in a 4 to 1 victory over the 'KGhosts. The mainstay of the team was the top seeded Sid Brown. Other performers were Hugh Sloan, August Katterman, George Cohn and Bob Rose. Winning its ninth consecutive meet in dual competition by vanquishing Rutherford, the 1941 harriers completed their first undefeated season in the school's history. The Goldberg coached team also captured the Passaic Val- ley championship for the third straight year, crossing the Hnish line ahead of Passaic, Clifton, Rutherford and East Rutherford. This was the Hrst year that the cinder-men entered the State Championship competition and they did well in fin- ishing fifth, behind Trenton, Thomas Jefferson, Union and Dover, in that order. Opening its season on October 9, the Ghosts defeated Clifton by the shutout route, 15 to 40. Then came suc- cessive victories over Rutherford and Clifton again. The COACH IOE GOLDBERG hill-and-dalers resumed action against Lodi on October 29, conquering them 10 to 36. Within a space of six days from November 5 to November 10 the harriers rang up three wins, trouncing East Rutherford, Passaic and Rutherford. Already having beaten Lodi the second time, the Ghosts,, finished their most sensational season. Lettermen include six seniors who will graduate Eastside before next season. Among these six are Jack Mial and Bill Kirkham, co-captains of the team. Kirkham and Ray Chiappelli provided the teams one-two punch throughout the season, dividing their glory equally throughout the season. CROSS COUNTRY V , IEAN MCLUCKIE ALICE MENEELY DORIS LEFFERTS RUTH KEMMER 1 I 1 i i 4 w .4 l Q 0 .si v Q J W ,si ll MARJORIE BAXTER PAY 1oHNsoN li fi 1 v ,. I 0 fi if GIRL 9 MARJORIE BAXTER - 87 points - has shown ability and skill in all sports participated in - excels in deck tennis, tennis, and basketball. MARIAN DE CROSTA - 103 points - all round athlete - played badminton, deck tennis, and basketball, a member of the Leaders' Club, a coach of basketball for 1940. EILEEN HARDIFER - 106 points - outstanding girl in tennis - plays a very smooth game - also participates in badminton, deck tennis, basketball and baseball. PAY JOHNSON - S3 points - participated in bowling, deck tennis, tennis, and basketball - played for the tennis team in her third year. RUTH KEMMER - 100 points - one of the best managers volley ball has ever had - active member of the Leaders, Club - best in volley ball, basketball, tennis, and badminton. DORIS LEFFERTS - 50 points - treasurer of the Leaders' Club - plays baseball after style of Joe DiMaggio - also good in basket- ball, deck tennis and badminton. . XW51 if Wig BETTY MCLAUGI-ILIN - S 2 points - mainly interested in serve- us-ball, volley ball and basketball - class manager of basketball in her sophomore year. JEAN MCLUCKIE - 50 points - Leaders, Club member - very quiet girl, who excels in badminton - also participates in tennis, table tennis, and deck tennis. ALICE MENEELY - 102 points - outstanding in tumbling, bas- ketball, tennis and baseball - Manager of serve-us-ball in her third year. BETTY OI-ILSCN - 133 points - Junior State Referee in basket- ball - member of the Leaders' Club - point manager for two terms - table tennis manager for 1940 - also participated in basketball, badminton, and table tennis. 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