East Side High School - Torch Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1945 volume:

THE TCRCIH A SEMI-ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY JANUARY 1945 MR. EPHRAIM EISEN'BERG Assistant to the Principal MISS ANNA L. ERBACHER Assistant to the Principal MR. WILLIAM V. WILMOT Principal WE DEDICATE THIS TORCH TO... rpiK task of dedicating a publication is a difficult one, for there arc times when the written expression of thanks and appreciation becomes an empty gesture that fails to reveal the sincere feelings we have in our hearts. Words cannot describe your efforts toward instilling in us the spark of immortal knowledge, and inspiring us to seek out the good things in life. Nor is there any way in which we can he paid for your devotion to us, save in the knowledge that all of our tomorrows will he fuller and richer because of you. and ENGLEBERT NEDMAYER 4 OUR FORMER ADVISERS OUR PRESENT ADVISERS 7 MILDRED A. WET MORE WILLIAM S. FAST GENE KONDRAT.....................................................President GENEVIEVE MALAKAS . . . . CHARLES FARINELLA . . . . DIANA ZIUGZDA........... .....................Vice-President ......................... Treasurer ..........................Secretary t Genevieve Malaka� TORCH STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Genevieve Malaka ASSISTANT EDITOR Gilbert Sloan LITERARY Frank Guitart Eleanor Gavtlik Antoinette MiAe Doroth) Hali-ku Margaret Godilu- Dorothy l.uka-ik Bertha Gemhar-ki Genevieve Tamhurri Horten-ia Lopez Carmella Fol Harry Parkhurst Cecilia Risley PHOTOGRAPHY Gloria Pascual Marie Fisher Madeline Cerrato Sari Mekni� Mary Scarano CIRCULATION Gene Kondrat ADVERTISING Patricia Mulhearn Rosemary Marasco Sylvia Sehcrtzer Rae Troiano Josephine Schilare Marie Cicehino Roslyn Hand-hoc ART Charles Farinella Florence Latacz Patsy Re TYPISTS Mary Couto Mae Frank Virginia LoRiondo Jennie Lacheta Mildred Benovich Carmella Poliraslro 8 Florence P. Clayton Catherine A. Cleary Edgar A. Cole Edith C. Colin Edward A. Conroy Je� sie C. Crummy Anthony M. D'Andrea Sarah Danzi� Warren H. Davidheiser Ruth M. Cronheit Charle� L. Crubel Peter C. Guarino Samuel T. Herht Ruth S. Jarvie (Mr� .) 11 Harold M. Jay Margaret JeMen Lillian I). Kappstatter (Mr«.) Amelia I.. Karlluke Harry G. Kettenring Ethel M. Korey Norma P. Leitrh • Mr .) Joseph A. I.iddy Freda C. kir-rli • Mr .) Leonard I.umh Mary E. Marlntosh Hubert I)e G. Main 12 Louise Messing Rirliurd A. Miller Robert S. Miller Eugene R. Mu-grove Katherine Nellingan Margaret M. O'Hara Andrew I.. Palmer Ruth Perkin Edward A. Po ner Margaret Raleigh Fannie E. Sterhenz Howard C. Stint-man W. Harry Sutton Earl Tharp Jame� H. Tuckley Stephen P. Vanderhoof Jewie C. Wagoner Mildred A. Wetmore France C. Wilhor Emily G. Wilder Wordsworth C. William OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY WILBUR E. BARNES................................................Technical LOUISE F. BARTH (Mrs.)............................................English MATTHEW L. BRADY................................................Technical EDITH BRODSKY..................................................Commercial FLORENCE W. CAFFERTY................................................Music MILTON D. CAFFIN................................................Technical AGNES A. DAVITT.................................................Librarian MARGARET M. EISENBERG (Mrs.)......................................Science FRANCES M. FERGUSON...............................................English SEYMOUR C. HECK...................................................English DORIS D. HUPP.........................................................Art RUTH S. JARVIE (Mrs.).........................................Mathematics ROSE WYETH LEWIS..........................................Social Science LILLIAN K. MAY.......................................Science, Mathematics ALICE W. MUNROE............................................... Secretary ANGELO A. ROSAMILIA...........................................Mathematics MARION L. ROYS........................................... Social Science ETHEL I. SANTORO (Mrs.).......................................Secretarial HARRIET I. STONE.................................................Guidance EMMA H. TUITE............................................Home Economics HAROLD E. WHITE................................................Commercial FLORA LAVAGGI.....................................................M. D. EUGENE MERLISS....................................................M. D. RETIRED ELI PICKWICK, Jr................................................Principal LILLIAN ALGER.................................................Secretarial EDNA L. BACON.............................................Social Science MARGARETE BERNKOPF . ...........................................Languages ALICE CAMPION.............................................Social Science THEODORA H. EHMAN...................................................Latin JOSEPH FULLER...................................................Technical GEORGE A. GENZMER.............................................. Languages FLORENCE HAGERMAN.............................................Secretarial DELPHINE KRAEMER...............................................Counsellor CARL F. LANGLAS.................................................Technical ELLA W. MOCKRIDGE.....................................................Art HENRY PEASE.....................................................Technical CLIFFORD H. WEBBER..............................................Technical DANIEL G. YODER..................................................Business IS ANNEX TEACHERS EPHRAIM EISENBERG ALBERT L. BRELSFORD CARL BRENNER HERMAN G. CUTHBERT CORNELIUS FLANAGAN ARTHUR A. GRAY MILDRED LEVINE CAMILLE S. MA LB ROCK (Mr .) ESTHER M. NORTON (Mr .� AMELIA O'BRIEN JEROME J. SCHLOSSER JULIUS SHERR DANIEL D. SINGER EVELYN K. TABANKIN (Mr .) MARIANE B. WELCH (Mr .) HAZEL M. GOURLEY JOSEPH J. McGOVERN ESTHER HAGER EMERY BOKOR MARY F. DAWES 16 OLGA ALMEIDA Secretarial To make pleasure a business, and business a pleasure, is her aim.” 222 Lafayette Street MARIO ALAIMO Clerical Quietly he stands aside, and much he gains from the rushing tide. 221 Elm Street HELEN AURIEMMA Clerical “She has a rare sense of humor And voices it u-ith laughter. 167 Walnut Street 19 JOHN BAN IAS Bu� ine� « “He has mastered many skills, u-ith football first and foremost on the list 47 Marne Street MILDRED BENOVICH Clerical MSpeech is silver Silence, golden S3 WiUon Avenue MARIE BENEDITO Clerical “A smile for all, a greeting glad. An amiable, jolly way she had. 99 Pacific Street 20 PETER BIIAEY BENEDICT BITTNER Technical Men of feu■ uoriis are the beat men. 100 Ann Street Technical Happy am I. from care I’m free. Why aren't they all content like me?” 543 Market Street EDDIE BOGUS Minimum There are unspoken volumes in his eyes. 2 Merchant Street 21 EDWIN BYK Minimum “Sprinkle Life's tiny u-ith minutes of merriment. 99 Pulaski Street FRED CARVALHO Civir “ 'Tis the kind and understanding man that succeeds in life. 141 Jarkoon Street WALTER BOYCHICK Industrial “Being tcell-dressed is an index of your contents. 82 Chamber Street MADELINE CERKATO College Prep h'or nature made her what she is. And never made another.” 2 Roanoke Court JENNIE CHIN Civic 'A good heart is heller than all the head in the world.” 210 Mulberry Street MARION CHRl'MIAk Secretarial “Her presence brings joy.” 108 Malvern Street 23 MARIE CICCHINO Minimum A lot of happiness in a little place. 30 Warwick Street ANN COR ELLA Clerical “Humorous of speech, gracious of heart, sincere of soul. 93 Union Street NICK COLELLA Technical “Fame called in his career when football called. 104 Chamber� Street 24 MARY COITO EDWARD CZARKOWSKI Technical ”A handsome lad. uith flashing eyes. And smiling lifts that never sigh.” 335 Lafayrllr Sired BusineM “Of softest manner, unaffected mind, f.over of peace and friend of human kind.” 191 Ferry Sired JAMES DADENAS Technical “ . . . once before I heard those melodious strains; ‘tuos in a lovely dream.” 11 Merchant Street 25 ANNE DRENKOWSKI Secretarial Business and pleasure have their place.' 2013 Kay Ave„ Union, N. J. TED ENIK Industrial “Good sport, good friends, good natured.' 145 Fleming Avenue 26 EDMUND DULINCKAS Technical A regular fellow and a true friend. Always willing to lend a helping hand. 95 Warwick Street CHARLES FARINELLA College Prep With paint and brush he creates such beauty That to be an artist is his duty. 1 IS Jcffer on Slreel MARIE FERREIRINHA Clerical “Constantly with the joys of life. Laughing in the face of strife 68 Monroe Slreel MARIE FISHER College Prep O lovely eyes of azure, clear as the waters of a brook that run limpid and laughing in the summer sun. 91 Somme Slreel 27 CAR MELLA FOL Business “If e look hard for a friend like her. and uhen we find her she never fades away.” 79 Ferry Street JOSEPH FREDA College Prep Life is a jest and all things show it. I thought so once, anti now I know it.“ 253 Lafayette Street MAE FRANK Business “An active maid; full of the joys of living.“ 332 Elm Street 28 VINCENT GALLUCCI ELEANOR GAWUK Secretarial ‘Friendship is irresistible, as u-as she. 64 Elm Roud BERTHA GEMBARSKI Clerical “With a dance and a song. Will she live her life long.” 406 Walnut Street Industrial A jolly good fellow is he. 91 Jefferson Street 29 MARGARET GODITUS Secretarial “The tree of knowledge in her garden grow� . 298 Elm Street FRANK GUITART College Prep The roads of life stretch out to you, Whose failings and shortcomings are few.” 61 Niagara Street MARGARET HAGER Clerical “A quiet girl of sterling worth Is more than all the good on earth” 439 Seth Boyden Terrace 30 ROSLYN HANDSHOE Secretarial “Her temper matched not her titian hair 725 High Street FRANK HUMISTON Technical “With such a comrade, such a friend. ! fain would walk 'til journey’� end.” 15 A� tor Street 31 IRENE KMETZ Clerical “It she to quiet and demure? Maybe, but don’t be too ture. 106 Chamber� Street GENE KONDRAT Technical “That ut're not perfect we know is true. Yet few are the faults ice find in you.” 116 Chamber Street FRANCIS KOCOL Minimum “Mix toil, courage, and pleasure, too— Life’s blessings will then come to you.” 395 Lafayette Street 32 JENNIE LACHETA TOM LANDIS Technical “His heart is made of simple, manly stuff.' 30 Merchant Street Secretarial “A friend in need is a friend indeed 3S3 Lafayette Street RACHEL LARANGIERA Busines 'Dark and winsome; laughing always; and full of fun. 17 Adam� Street 33 FLORENCE LATACZ MARY LETO Business “Her very frown� are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are.” 21 Adams Street ADRIANA LISACCHI Minimum “Happy and fray from morn ’til night. With manners so free and eyes so bright 34 Farley Avenue Secretarial Blond, blue eyes, and very gay. To every heart she wins a uvy” 98 Napoleon Street VIRGINIA LoBIONDO Clerical It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends 70 Pacific Street JOSEPH LOPES Indu trial “A genial fellow, true of heart. With him we'll surely hate to part. 136 Elm Street 203 Chancellor Avenue i 35 CHARLES LOREDO Minimum “Continue sowing your seeds of friendship — and Life’s blossom of happiness to you will bloom. 276 Mulberry Street DOROTHY LUKASIK Secretarial A merry bright lass is she. Never an old maid will she be. 71 Wall Street GENEVIEVE MALAKAS Secretarial “A leader, a friend. ’tis plain to see. Yet modest in her manners as anyone can be. 26 Cortland Street 36 ROSEMARY MARASCO JOSEPH MARZANO Civic 'Where'er he treads, they say you'll find A trail of broken hearts behind 246 Emmett Street PETER MARZANO Indu� trial “Flirtation —attention without intention.” 246 Emmett Street Minimum she accomplish her laudable ambition of becoming a nurse.” 116 Maditon Street “May SARI MEKNIS College Prep 'll lending echos of laughter and ripples of happiness. Gaily go on thy road of pleasantness” 18 Beverly Street ANTOINETTE MISKE Secretarial “Beware of her fair hair, for she excels all women in the magic of her locks” 109 Ferry Street 38 ADRIAN MEYER Technical “Patient, he toils the whole day through. And tasks he cannot do are few.” 12 Napoleon Street VIOLET ORZECHOWSKI Civic May the rays of your life. Like the rays on your hair. Sparkle in the shining sun. 79 Darcy Street PATRICIA MULHEARN Clerical Keep thy ways of pleasantness. For thou art blessed with mirth’s caress. 123 Tichenor Street WILLIAM PAPSIN Minimum And there was a youth who loved mischief. Oh! What mischief he could spin.” 73 Marne Street 39 IIARRY PARKHURST College Prep A happy disposition is his greatest treasure” S47 Park Place, Lyndhur� !, N. J. GLORIA PASCUAL College Prep It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice 128 Eagle Street, N. Arlington, N. J. ANTHONY PARRILLO Technical An athlete and a will to endure A heart that is brave, strong and sure.” 247 Lafayette Street 40 EDWARD PEREPEKA MARIE PICA Secretarial “There’s a smile on her lips And a twinkle in her eyes. 196 Littleton Avenue 41 CECILIA RISLEY Civic “Happy, jolly, full of glee Thy manner is from sorrow free.” 93 Marne Street 42 ANGELA ROCCO Clerical Quite ersons are welcomed everywhere 378 Market Street LUCY ROMANO Secretarial Although petite she’s very siceet. 70 Elm Street 43 VITO ROSSI Business He is a persistant willing worker. And is bound to reach his goal. 126 Prospect Street MARY SCARANO College Prep “She is small, she is uise She's a terror for her size— 458 Mulberry Street JOSEPH SALDUTTI Business And still they gazed and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knetc 151 Polk Street 44 SYLVIA SCHERTZER JOSEPHINE SCHILARE Secretarial From her head to her toes, she's sweet, she’s grand.” 38 Kossuth Street Secretarial “Dashing and uinsom, laughing always, and full of fun.” 179 Ferry Street JOSEPHINE SEQUEIRO Secretarial ”Capahle, clever and gay. And all-around girl in every way.” 85 Prospect Street 45 GILBERT SLOAN College Prep “Knowledge is the great sun of the firma- ment. Life and power are scattered with all its beings 18 Orchard Street IONA SPEED Clerical “Cod giveth speech to all. song to a few. 121 Johnson Street 46 VINCENT SPAGNUOLO Technical There’s a determination hidden by his ways.” 205 Parkhur� t Street DOROTHY SOKOLSKI Minimum “Whenever the day becomes dull and dreary. We'll trust her to make it cheery 33 Wall Street STEFFI E STANISLAW Clerical 'Never arrogant or proud, on she went with manner mild. 163 Brill Street GENEVIEVE TAMBURRI College Prep “Those who know thee not, no words can paint. And those who know thee, know all words are faint. 38 Monroe Street 47 CATHERINE TIMINSKI Secretarial “Particular in her way. Yet altvays jolly, fine and Kay 133 Pennington Street MODESTA TORRENS Clerical “Sincere of soul, pure of heart. Never wilt thy memory part.” 2 McWhorter Street 48 ANN TOMASULA Minimum Her heart is like a garden fair. Where pleasant blossoms grow.” 487 Ferry Street RAE TROIANO MICHAEL VELO Technical Witty, lively, and full of fun. Yet one uho usually gets his work done.” 744 S. 19th Street Clerical A dancing shape, an image gay. To taunt, to startle, and waylay, 63 Coble Street NICK VIGNOLA Minimum “Speak up, young man, and shou your worth. There’s a definite spot for you on earth. 104 Delaney Street 49 so JOHN ANDREINI CATHERINE CICILLINE Industrial “A man of feu: words.” 196 A� tor Street Clerical “Fond of fun, as fond can be.” 33 Vi Goble Street MARION PODLAS Minimum “Still waters run deep” 102 Albert Avenue GEORGE VUOLO Technical “My skies are seldom gray .” ANNA YAKUSH Minimum “Friendly as only a friend can be.” 51 25 Stanton Street 105 Magazine Street THE TORCH by James II. Tuckley Thin in THE TORCH, a gleaming part Of Space and Time, of Brain and Heart. Itn golden glow contains the lights Of lands and races, wrongs and rights: Italy's brilliant tangerine. By Africa's deep purple seen; Ireland's enduring emerald, done From blue and yellow, sky and sun; Mellow-toned rays from patterned dreams Of patient China; vivid beams From orient realms whose sun is set And broken empires shining yet; Dark Poland's dim nocturnal ray That turns to violet by day; American's composite light. The sum of all the colors—white. Such is THE TORCH, not just a glint Of facts ami faces, lines ami print. But rays derived from everywhere Unite to form THE TORCH'S flare. 52 BABY PICTURE KEY 1. Marie Fisher 19. Antoinette Miske 2. Dorothy Sokolski 20. Margaret Goditus 3. Carmella Fol 21. Madeline Cerrato 4. Mary Srarano 22. Rae Troiano 5. Rosemary Marasco 23. Michael Velo 6. Harry Parkhurst 24. Hortensia Lopez 7. Charles Farinella 25. Sari Meknis 8. Frank Guitart 26. Virginia I.oBiondo 9. Patsy Re 27. Gloria Pascual 10. Gilbert Sloan 28. Gene Kondrat 11. 12. Sylvia Schertzer Genevieve Malakas 29. Dorothy Lukasik 13. Anthony Parrillo 30. Margaret Hager 14. William Papsin 31. Genevieve Tamhurri 15. Mildred Benovich 32. Pete and Joe Marzano 16. Cecilia Risley 33. Frank Humiston 17. Jackie Banias 34. Marie Cicchino 18. Eleanor Gatvlik 35. Arthur Yenitelli 55 0 i S A o REMEMBER WHEN .. . We were all scrubbed and clean, ready for our first day in East Side. It took plenty of spunk to survive the juhhings of those Seniors. After a week of being told that we could find the cafeteria on the 3rd floor, get to the auditorium by the use of the elevator, attend gym classes in the basement, and lots more, we finally decided to suffer in silence and find our way around as best we could alone. Before many weeks had passed, most of us were acquainted with both Mr. Fast and Miss Kraemer. Homework was no myth cither. Strangely enough, there was such a thing. Then we attended our first assembly! W’c could barely tear ourselves away when the bell rang. Wc were cither too sleepy or just didn't know better. Birds, flowers, sunshine, cuts—yes. you guessed it, vacation and June, and report cards. You now have before you a group of bronzed Freshmen AY Summer was grand and glori- ous but going back to school was . . . (oh, nuts.) Wc bought dance tickets from the upper classmen but never danced, (if this wasn't high pressure salesmanship, what was?) Christmas came, and with it Pearl Harbor. Many of the boys wanted to join up along with the Seniors, but age held them back. New Year's resolutions, examinations, promotion, and with all that the rest of our class came. Yes, the “forgotten half'—the Annexers. We duhbed them Freshic-Saps and left it at that. Then Mrs. Rosen ami Mr. Neumcyer, our advisors, decided it was about time we got to know our classmates. Our first «lance included only the Sophomore class. It turned out the way they all do—the boys stood like strong silent pillars on one side of the gym, while the girls giggled and whispere«l on the opposite side. We didn't mind tho , at least we had gotten a glimpse at our “opportunities.” Vacation, and everyone was glad to drop books and studies to take up a new routine. Swimming, sleeping late, and having fun. Wc were Sophomore A's and before long we ba«! adjusted ourselves to regular hours and regular homework. But the term passed quickly and in passing we recall the Lollipop Dance, the excitement of Christmas, and promotion. Being a Junior should have felt different, but as it was, wc were still unchanged in spirit. The only visible change was in the fellows. Some were wearing ties and jackets, and making vainless attempt at growing beards. Now wc were old enough to vote. We campaigned with enthusiasm and the boards of all our class rooms were plastered with slogans and candi«lates' names. Vi hen the chaotic atmos- phere cleared and ballots ha«l been cast an«l counted, the results were: President: Gene Kondrat Secretary: Diana Ziugz«la Vice-President: Genevieve Tamburri Treasurer: Charles Farinclla Sergcant-at-Arms: Anthony Parrillo, Walter Boychick Spring arrived with a flourish of balmy breezes, blooming flowers, and quite a few bloom- ing love affairs. Oh, yes, those green young freshmen of yesterday were now Casanovas of first rate. 61 Many of our younger teachers had left their positions with the school to join the services and Mr. Newmeyer was no exception. He joined a chapter of the American Red Cross and with his departure wc lost a very fine and understanding adviser. Another summer had passed all too quickly and wc were once again hack in East Side ready for anything (as usual). Mr. Lumh didn't have much trouble with cuts those first few days he cause we were all wrapped up in studies and our summer reveries. We woke from our reme- niccnces long enough to elect a new set of class officers: President: Charles Farinella Secretary: Diana Ziugzda Vice-President: Genevieve Malakas Treasurer: Michael Rovi Sergeant-at-Arms: Edward Perepcka, Jackie Banias This term brought with it the boxing match which revealed the long hidden prowess of our hoys. Ardent admirers of the boxers almost immediately occupied the few ringside seats. Another important affair which brought us scurrying away from home for an evening of entertainment was the much awaited Amateur Show. It was an overwhelming success. Whew! We made it! We are now Seniors, if you please. Oh, yes, wc held elections again and as a result: President: Gene Kondratc Secretary: Diana Ziugzda Vice-President: Genevieve Malakas Treasurer: Mike Rovi Scrgcant-at-Arms: Walter Boychick, Edward Perepcka You should have seen Mike Rovi chasing due owers. He was a man to he shunned; our class Treasurer. But everything was finally straightened out and wc all took part in the gala spirit of Senior Recognition Day. Amid the gaping of Freshmen, and the soulful glances of Junior A’s, wc walked with our heads in the clouds. Suddenly the scene changed from one of slow, hut sure, moving studies, to a scene of rush- ing busy Seniors; buying crepe paper, cutting patterns, painting scenery, and building hand- stands, ordering refreshments, tuxedos and gowns. Days dragged along after preparations were finished hut then, almost suddenly, it was here. Oh! haven't you heard? We're preparing for our Prom! Our Senior Prom! (Sigh) The tuxedoes, corsages, and smart evening dresses worn by the handsome fellows and beautiful girls were all that was needed to complete the evening spent in the Tropics at our Tropical Promenade. Our final Summer arrived and many of us spent the early morning hours of each day in summer school. Though very few of us realized it, we were in the process of losing our remaining adviser, Mrs. Rosen. She did not return when September and school arrived. Upon returning we were informed that our new adviser was Miss Wetmore. Mr. Fast had been appointed last term. The polls were crowded on Thursday, at the September elections. Ballots were counted, excitement rose and everyone was on edge. And so wc.now have as President: Gene Kondrat Secretary: Diana Ziugzda Vice-President: Genevieve Malakas Treasurer: Charles Farinella Scrgcant-at-Arms: Anthony Parrillo, Pete Marzano It was here again. Now it was our turn to recognize the Senior B's. What with first rate fellows and girls dressed “to kill, or should I say “for the kill, it could be nothing less than a sensation, which it proved to be. The joy of coming Christmas and the New Year brings to our minds the knowledge that out of Joy is Sorrow born. So now, we find it is time to bid thee farewell “0 Alma Mater. 65 W H Name Otherwise Malady Alaimo. Mario Mario Monosyllables Almeida. Olga M Writing Andreine. John John Work Auriemma. Helen Helen Boys Bania-. Jack Jackie Sports Itenedilo. Marie Marie Shyness Benovirh, Mildred Millie Silence Bliley, Peter Pete Jalopy Bittner. Benedirt Benny All subjects Bogu-z. Eddie Eddie “De mob” Boyehirk. Walter Chick Traveling Byk, Edwin Ed All subjects Carvalho. Fred Fred Athletics Cerrato. Madeline Maddie Being -low Chin, Jennie Jen Giggling Chrumiak. Marion Mar Soft voire Cirrhino. Marie Marie Being good Cirilline, Catherine Cathie It’s a mystery Colella. Nirk Nickie Brunettes Corella. Ann Ann Nursing Couto. Mary Marv Soldiers Czarkowski. Edward Ed Bashfulness Dadena . Janie- Jimmie Singing Drenkow-ki. Anne l)ren Sophistication Dulinrkas. Edmund Dulinrk Tiptoeing Enik. Ted Bull Cdly Farinella. Charles Cologe Pipe -moking Ferreirinha. Marie Marie Cahhing Fisher, Marie Fish Curl- Fol. Carmel la Car Sport clothe- Frank. Mae Mae Temper Freda. Joseph Eppie l)row-v look Callurri. Vinrent .Vinnv Temper Cawlik. Eleanor -Short v Silence Cemhar-ki. Bertha Bertie Men Coditus. Margaret Marge Gene Cuitart. Frank Giddy Big boss Hager. Margaret Marge Neatness Haliska. Dorothy Licky Sailors Hand-hoe. Ro.-lyn Ru t% American History Humiston. Frank Homicide Trumpet- Kmelz, Irene Irene Study Korol. Francis Kocco (•iris Kondrat. Gene Gene Clothes l.arheta. Jennie Jennie Novels 1 .and is. Tom Buddy Straight fare l.arangiera. Rachel Rae l.ong hair I.atarz. Florence Flip Deadpan l.eto. Mary Mary Doesn't have any Lisarrhi. Adriana Adriana History O ’ S WHO Cure Dictionary Pencil shortage Vacation� Girl� school Draft hoard Dynamite Jokes Cadillac Graduation Church Mall and Chain .Give up Athlete’s foot Electric shock Lock ja«v Join cheering -quad Mischief Another mystery Blondes Handsome Doctor Jack Noisy girl- Laryngitis Farmer’s w ife Lead heel� Wise up Fire Toothache .Clip ’em Parisian styles Hotter temper More sleep Mouth wash Sailor- Rationing There isn’t any Deserted village Di-order Soldier- Graduation Jew� harp Long vacation No hope Joh a- machinist Comic hooks Silly symphonies Scissors Laughing gas Gct one Forget it Fate Movie extra Novelist Gob School teacher Male model Candy ta-ter Public speaker Bartender Bachelor Truant officer Pilot Mechanic Doorman Chemist Pretzel twister Mimeograph expert Census taker y y y Executive Policewoman Nagging w ife Ba-ehall star Aviator Actress Tarzan Henpecked husband Band leader Biologist Aviatrix Bii-ine� � woman Filing clerk Surgeon Boxer Saleswoman Bill collector Editor of Nwk News Politician Talking machine Peggy Ryan Society deb Comedian Vamp Salesman Best drc—ed man Mother of three Optician Nice girl Bubble dancer Starlet Model wife How They Did It Didn't -peak up Scribbled Peeled potatoes Fooled us Was so good Was sweet Got married Was thirsty (Jot cold feet Played hookey Threw papers Tinkered Had pull Experimented Got tangled Took 2 terms of it Could count Too fickle Didn’t like work Ate Wheaties Wasn’t satisfied It’s obvious Flew around Nobody knows Grade A Commando No resistance Was so good Loved worms Liked altitudes I � ed Brain- Learned Alphabet Knifed his way Worked in box factory Kept awake in class Had nerve Had ink in veins Passed out cigar� Gift of gab Found u Donald O'Connor . Was bored Was slap-happy Lured ’em Had smooth line Read Esquire Hmmm . . . Studied Higir-balls Parents’ aid Chewed bubble gum Smiled Took after Mom Names Otherwise Malady LoBiondo. Virginia Ginny Weight l.ope� , Joseph Loe “Angelina” Lopez. Horlen-ia Hortense No Make-up I.oredo. Cliarl� -- Charlie Chewing gum l.uka-ik. Dorothy Luke Red hair Malakas. Genevieve Gen F'ear of box- Marasco. Rosemary Dimple- Iti-inu sociable Marzano. Joseph Joe Mi-taken idenilv Marzano. Peter Pete Meknix. Sari Sari Pigtails Meyer. Adrian Ade Shyness Miske, Antoinette Netta Mulhearn. Patricia Pat Orzechowski. Violet Violet Perfectly -et hair Pap-in. William FVeezv Girl Parkhurst, Harry Harry Blond hair Parrillo. Anthony Nose Football Paxcual. Gloria Pas Love sickness Pere| eka. Edward Peppers Good look- Petracra. Nancy Nan Blu-hing Pica. Marie Mar Podia-. Marion Marion Policaxtro. Carmella Mousy Height Re. Palsy Pat Basketball Risley. Cecilia Ceily lland-ome men Ri-poli. Genevieve Jean Being nice Rocco. Angela Anggie Nur-ing Romano. Lucy Lou She’s shy, too Ro� � i. ito Vito Saldutli. Joseph Joe Size Scarano. Mary Mary Pert ne— Schertzer. Sylvia Sylvia Men Schilure. Jo-ephine . Jo Mattie Sequiro. Josephine Jo Smart Clothes Sloan. Gilbert Gil Talking Spagnuolo, incent Spag Meekness Speed.Iona Speedv Quietness Sokol-ki. Dorothy Dot Talking Slanislaw. Sleffie Stef Tamhurri. Genevieve . Gen One hoy Timinski. Catherine Timmy Men Toma-ula. Ann Tommie Lifeguard- T� � rren� . Mode-ta Modesta Troiano. Rae Rae Date- Velo, Michael Mike Straight hair ignola. Nick Nick Being -ombcr uolo. George Cigarette- Wexler. Frank . . Waxy Education aku-h. Anna Ann Long hair Zuigzda, Diana Dinah Good look- HO’S WH O Cure Diet “Robin Hood” DuBarry succe� � course False teeth Boy w ho like blonde Dosen't want any Desert island Wear dog-tag T.N.T. Haircut Female The right one Mom’� di-rcpline Hurricane 'Priest Tintex White collar job Cupid .Football game W hite face powder Microphone Graduation Stretching exercise Football Marx Brother Stay that way Operation A football game Magazine- Growing pill Coyness Desert Isle Marriage Doesn't need one Adhesive tape “Go to Town” Time bomb Muffler Spike Oddle- of hoys Convent I ndertaker Racket Stand-up Permanent Pint of “spirit Cigar- Book shortage Hair remover Marriage Fate Clamor girl Perfect husband Minister’ w ife Cirrus strong man Sailor’s w ife Interior decorator Receptionist Playboy Admiral Dancer Bachelor Convict Alimony hunter Little wifie W. P. A. Chemi-I Football coach Spanish teacher Draftsman School teacher Happy wife Model Nursemaid Economist Love lorn editor Duchess n m se Hula dancer Bookkeeper Big ho� � Good little girl Social worker Cover irl Fashion plate Physicist Grease monkey Housewife Sailor’s wife Bank clerk Mrs. G. Old maid Sw im champ Poetess Counselor Detective Coal man Chauffeur College professor Interpreter If odd How They Did It Counted calories Naturally so Read Bible in assembly Took Atlas course Are you kidding? Got plastered Smiled her way through Took personality course Scrubbed decks Tapped a keg Never bothered Stole hearts Learned how Hooked him Ambition Perfected kis Had tea with Coach Liddy Liked Spanish Sharpened pencils Who knows? Wa just herself Was the type Lots of niece and nephews Passed Mis Lewi She knows Married a duke Really studied Gifted with gra � skirt Knew figure Worked hard Environment Was natural Just look at 'er Read Vogue Took Ex-Lax Worked for it Loved homework Liked water Was dependable Went steady Late at altar Took lessons Got dreamy Our advice Heard Ganghuster� Dug in Learned to drive Studied Understood Take a look FUTURAMA i pposf. our lives followed a pattern the fates had prepared? Wonder what would happen? So would we, so for the sake of curiosity, let's peek into the proposed future. Time: Ten years hence. Place: Behind the slightly opened door of the kitchen overlooking a crowded ban- quet hall. Characters: Archibald, the butler Class of January, 1945 Citronclla. the maid Archibald, who was always well informed by reliable, shall we say--“stooges”, found that this was the Reunion of the Class of '45 from East Side High School. His informers had told him that this was an out of the ordinary class since its members wrcre quite exceptional, although human (or is it humane?). As an observation point, the kitchen was well situated and probably would prove most interesting, thought Citronclla. as she nudged Archibald anti asked. “VI ho is that queer look- ing gentleman?” Archibald, looking somewhat aghast, hastily replied, “My deah young wom- an! That is no gentleman. That is Gilbert Sloan, the famous physicist, and he's talking to Dr. (?) Joe Freda and Pharmacist Harry Parkhurst. This information ended with something of a sigh as the former Miss America, Diana Ziugzda, walked in. accompanied by the aggressive Congresswoman, Genevieve Malakas. Then an excited gasp from Citronclla brought Archibald's attention to the opposite side of the hall, where Nctta Miske, stately Powers Model, and brawny (?l All Americans, Pap- sin and Parrillo. had just entered followed by Marge Goditus, farmerette, and Ccily Risley, Chorus girl. At a ringside table sat Gene Kondrat, (wonder if he uses Krcmel Hair Tonic?) Gover- nor of New Jersey with that Wall St. Tycoon Frank Guitart and Genevieve Tamburri, Eng- lish teacher. Gulping her third glass of punch we have our little songbird. Carmclla Policastra, with Politician. Eddie (vote for me I Pcrepeka wondering how she docs it. (Guess he's remember- ing those class socials.) Archibald called Citronella's attention to a group who were probably arguing about the formula of sulfa thiasolciodopyradine benzoate, (you pronounce it) They’re Mary Scarano, Gloria Pasqual. Marie Fisher and Madeline Cerrato. And to the left, our scientists, Adrian Meyer and Joe Saldutti, arc also indulging in a hit of arguing. They're competing for recognition as the Modern Einstein, you know. Incidently, the music is provided by the combined efforts of Charlie Farinella, (zoot suit kid) and Frank Humiston and their orchestras (?), who arc getting blue in the face trying to drown out one another. But the music is right in the groove as far as Bertie Gcmharski and Florence Latacz arc concerned. Don't give up girls. Vaudeville can he wrong. Teddy Enik and Nick Colella are comparing tactics used in their profession. Did you know you had to use your brains to he a “bouncer?” The chic and sophisticated Career girls who took their typewriter seriously arc Marion Chrumiak, Marie Pica, Jennie Lachcta, Margaret Hager and Rae Triano. 68 Looks like they’re in for a sermon on “How to lose friends and influence people,” be- cause that tempcrmcntal actress, Ann Dren, is headed their way, and as usual, not wanting to miss a thing, comes rushing Rosalyn Handshoe, History Teacher and Poetess Olga Al- meida. Bartenders Peter Billey and Eddie Bogusz arc informing our playboys Jack Banias and Walter Boychick of the latest in “Zombies”. Mary Couto and Mae Frank, efficient private secretaries, arc holding a pleasant conver- sation with cute little movie starlet Jo Sehilare. Gay Divorcee Dotty Lukasik is dancing dreamly with handsome humorist Tommy Landis. Did you hear? The Marzano boys have important government jobs! Not everyone can get on the Beureau of Sewers. The ex Misses Dotty Haliska, Rosemary Marasco. Eleanor Gawlik, and Lucy Romano are discussing baby formulas and pet peeves of friend spouse. Nursing, as a profession, looked interesting to Angela Roeco, Ann Corella, and Sare Meknis. (Oh! what handsome doctors one meets.) Dynamic Vincent Galucci and “cute” Joe Lopes are sharing tips on how to he a good salesman. They started the hard way. (Hey what about buying a season pass?) The roving bachelor, Patsy Re, is making his way toward industrialists Francis Korol and Vito Rossi. Advertising executives, Pat Mulhearn and Kitty Timinski, arc giving Sales girls Helen Auricmina and Carmel la Fol a few pointers on how to make people part with their long green. Rachel Larangiera, Mary Lcto, and Irene Kmctz are latecomers adding to our Career girl's consultation. looking just as handsome without his doorman's uniform, Fred Carvalho shyly strides in. Ginny Lohiando, mother of six, is coming his way (sociable as ever). Sylvia Schertzer, bookkeeping whiz, and Frank Wexlcr. Math teacher, arc getting along fine in their conversation. The children must have been difficult today, for Dotty Sokolski. Adriana Lcsacchi. and Nancy Pctracca arc making a late entrance- heading straight for the Wife congregation. Our ever secluded group of handsome mechanics, who have turned actors, Benedict Bitt- ner, Ed. Czarkowskc, Ed. Dulinidas and Vincent Spagnuolo. are trying to persuade the ec- centric millionaires, Charles Loredo and Nick Vignola, to hack the promising (?) career of James Dadenas at the Metropolitan Opera House. Trying to eavesdrop, are Marie Benedito. blithe model. Jennie Chin, spry chorus girl, and Modesta Torrens, South American Tornado. Our popular bathing beauties, Hortensia Lopez, Genevieve Rispoli. Josephine Sequiro, and Anne Tomasula arc arguing heatedly on their new duck-waddle swim stroke while Iona Speed, Marie Ferrcirinha, and Violet Orzcchowski, secretaries, look dazedly on. Mildred Benovich and Marie Cicchino are discussing plans for their coming women's convention and shrewdly watching Stcffic Stanislaw, gal “Detective” busily spying on Mike Velo another “D”—whom she believes is escaped “Two gun Pete”. Archibald beams contentedly, as he settles hack comfortably to survey the happy lau“h- ter and clatter of the guests, who are eagerly greeting classmates after long years of separa- tion and who can't seem to get enough of each other. But—BANG!—he is interrupted by Cietronell's idea of an alarm clock (a good waek on the noggin with a frying pan I which reminds him that his ardous, putoff task of serving dinner with graceful (?) Citronella must at last he tackled. 69 EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX Tn 1856, fifty-five year� before East Side High School was opened. South Market Street School was built. For many years it served as an elementary school during which time it housed several hoys who later became prominent citizens of Newark, one eventually being elected mayor of the city. It was used, for a time, as a hoys' continuation school, and then in the fall of 1935 the enrollment at East Side was so large that it became necessary to open an annex building and South Market Street School was the one chosen. In the course of the past nine and a half years some 2,850 pupils have taken their ninth grade training at the Annex from approximately fifty teachers. If you were to ask the large majority of these students and teachers, and we suggest that you corner a few, they would tell you that their memories of the Annex arc very pleasant. In spite of the age of the building and the resulting unattractiveness of it physically, it has in it a spirit of friendliness and good fellowship which makes it to those who have felt this a very satis- fying memory. Most of the pupils who complete a year at the Annex go to the main build- ing for their three remaining years of high school. There they find a wider field of clubs and various extra-curricular activities in which each year there is a representative number of former Annexcrs. This year among the forty- seven members of the Honor Society, there arc at least twelve who attended the Annex: Margaret Ditzl Helen Golcj Mary Hrcnko Gene Kondrat Thomas Landis Rose Landolphi Jane Latimer Genevieve Malakas Antoinette Miskc Joseph Saldutti Sylvia Schertzcr Irene Zatorski The football roster includes sixteen Annex hoys: Jack Banias Nick Collclo Ben Di Giovani Ted Enik Ray Lcwandowski Rocco Nobile Albert Nortdf John Papiani William Papsin Tony Parrillo Ernest Pataky Charles Pipczyaki Nick Shymko Frank Tingola James Turner Charles Zern Twenty-two Anncxers play with either the hand or the orchestra. Scores of Annex “grads” are serving their country in the various branches of the armed forces, and not a week passes at the Annex without a visit from an “old hoy” in uniform. Because of the building program now under consideration by the Board of Education, we cannot look forward to many more years of activity at the Annex, hut we can look hack at a gratifying and wholly pleasant phase of our school life. 70 MOVI IE TITLES FOR SENIO RS Gann’s All Here Class of Jan. 45 The Memphis Belle Marie Pica The 1 m patient Years Our May at EaM Side Mister Big Eddie Bogusz Standing Room Only Miss lliggin Office Jungle Woman Marie Ferreirinha The Doughgirls Girl of Class Jan. 45 Hurricane Smith Frank Wexler Thousands Cheer Crowd at our Football Garnet Hurricane Catherine Timinski Hitler’s Gang 4A Officer� Trumpet Man Frank Humiston The Great Moment Graduation Day Delightfully Dangerous Genevieve Respoli So Proudly We Hail Mr. Fast Juke Girl Cecilia Risley Since You Went Away Mr� . Ro� en China Girl Jenny Chin A Gentleman at Heart Mr. Zachar Golden Boy Vincent Gallucci What A Man Frank Guitart Slightly Dangerous Florence Latacz Heavenly Body Genevieve Tamburri Janie Dorothy Sokolski Heroes Are Made Jack Banias Something For the Roys Anne Drenkowski Strictly in the Groove Carmella PolicaMro The Lady is Willing Dorothy Haliska Top Man Gene Kondrat You Were Never Lovelier Rosemarie Marasco Young Man’s Fancy Margaret Goditu� Voice in the Wind Irene Kmetz The Miracle of Morgan’s Creek Gilbert Sloan Feminine Touch Mary Leto Allergic to Love Genevieve Malaka Sweet and Lowdown Rachel Larangiera Hail the Conquering Hero Anthony Parrillo Strawberry Blonde Eleanor Gawlik Girl W Dared Bertha Getnbarski Irish Eyes Are Smiling Margaret Hager Stand By for Action Ted Enik Men on Her Mind Patricia Mulhearn Happy Go Lucky Virginia LoBiondo Silent Partner Lucy Romano Casanova Broun Nick Collela Young and Willing Eleanor Memhiela What A Woman Dorothy Luka� ik Son of Fury Vito Rossi The Human Comedy Charles Farinellu Lady in the Dark Mildred Benovich Pin-Up Girl Rosalyn Handshoe Blonde Trouble Sari Maknis Something to Shout About Walter Boychick Swing Hostess Iona Speed Beautiful But Broke Marion Chrumiak Summer Storm Marie Fisher Girl Crazy Bill Papsin Keeper of the Flame Steffie Stanislaw Woman of the Town Antoinette Miske No Time For Love Marie Cicchino Double Trouble Pete and Joe Marzano Mexican Spitfire Carmella Fol Lost Angel Josephine Schilare 1 Dood It Hortensia Lopez My Pal Wolf Harry ParkhurM Queen of the Nile Modesta Torren Cover Girl Diana Ziugzda Government Girl Sylvia Schertzer Glamour Boy Patty Re Old Acquaintance Jennie Lacheta Ijady Be Good Mae Frank My Favorite Blonde Violet Orzechowski The Power’s Girl Helen Auriemma 1 Love A Soldier Mary Couto Buffalo Bill Peter Billey Minstrel Man James Dadenu Sarong Girl Adriana Lisacchi Belle of The Yukon Nancy Pctracca Out of This World Joseph Saldutti The Very Thought of You Edward Czarkowski Tender Comrade Rae Triano Queen of Broadway Marie Benedito Wolf Man Charles Lorcdo Shadow of a Doubt Nick Vignola Slightly Terrific Ann Tomatula Ttvo Gun Pete Fred Carvalho Guv Named Joe Joseph Lope� Lad From Our Town Adrian Meyer Lady Takes a Chance Mary Scarano Tall, Dark, and Handsome Benedict Bittner The Male Animal Edward Perepeka Constant Nymph Olga Almeida Some One to Remember Angela Rocco 1 Wanted Wings Thomas Landis Bashful Bachelor Vincent Spagnuolo Whispering Footsteps Edmund Dulinckas Woman of Courage Ann Corella Higher And Higher George Vuolo Dr. Wassel Joseph Freda Take It or Leave It Mario Alaimo Bathing Beauty- Josephine Sequeiro Step Lively Catherine Cirilline Career Girl Madeline Cerrato Sun Valley Seranade John Andeini Kid Dynamite Mike Velo H,lt h.tchen Edwin Byk The Lady Has Plans Gloria Pascual Laura Marion Podia Henry Aldrich- Boy Scout Francis Kocol Gone With the K'ind Ann Yakush 71 THE COMMANDOS rpiiK Commandos . . . Ah! . . . Thai hearty hand which holds undisputed domain over the halls of East Side High, (third floor). At the start, the Commandos were a homogeneous group under the able leadership of Mr. Liddy. Soon, however, our mob was divided into four groups: 1. those who rose be- fore the sun to make an 8:30 class at 8:00; 2. those who rose at 8:15 to make an 8:30 class at 8:30; 3. Joe Freda, who rose at 9:30 to make an 8:30 class in time for showers (10:00 o'clock I 4. Frank Guitart, who never came. Shortly, though, Mr. Liddy impressed us with the fact that 8:00 o'clock or 8:30 was O.K.—But—!!! We left school in June almost completely built up by those mile runs in Rivcrhank Park. Some of our hoys, however, weakened under the strain of carrying Nose Parrillo and Nickie Colella hack to school. In our second term, this time under the appelation “Rangers”, hut still divided into those four groups, (with the majority in the third and fourth), we came into the fold of Mr. Horwitz. Our first Herculean labor under Mr. Horwilz was the erection of those giant maples surrounding our Alma Mater, trees which had been felled by the hurricane. Our labor battalions were com- manded by Colonels Vincent Gallucci and Michael Velo. Gallucci and Velo, incidentally, arc men who worked themselves up the hard way—up the ropes and over the obstacle course. After our tree raising expeditions, Mr. Horwitz, noticing our method of playing basketball, or should 1 say. after recognzing the game we were playing, decided that mile runs and obstacle courses were not needed. So we retired to the gym and halls, where the extent of damage is still being calculated. And so we arc on our merry way, contemplating the continuance of our Ranger training, not under Uncle Horwitz, but under Uncle Sam. 72 [o BE.ST SHAPES IN TM£ ALWAYS AwAKEg) SPORTS p AST SlDF. mark� this graduation with the loan of six of its first-rate athletes. These hoys partook in the sports not only for the glory, hut also for the love of the sports; for oftinies the glory was small in measure. These boys will no douht he remembered in their respective sports because they gave their all to it. JACK BANIAS NICK COLELLA TED ENIK JOE MARZANO PETE MARZANO BILL PAPSIN TONY PARRILLO Football— 43, 44 Baseball— 43, ’44 Basketball— 43, 44 One of the leading lettermen we’ve seen here in a long time. He has made all-city and all-county playing end in football in 1944. Football— 43, '44 One of East Side's best all round blocking backs in a long time. Football—'43, 44 Baseball—'42, '43, '44 T rack—'44 One of the best all round players we have at East Side. Football—'41, '42, '43, '44 Baseball— 42 Double trouble when coupled with twin brother Pete. Football—'41, '42, '43, '44 Baseball—'42, '43 Defensive star on the gridiron. Opposing teams sec double when Joe and Pete are there to- gether. Football—'43, '44 Baseball— 44 One of the most consistent players we have at East Side. Football—'43, 44 The best running and plunging hack in the state. Leading scorer in Essex County during 1943, 1944, and all-state, 1944. A hearty cheer to these hoys and a sincere wish that they may go on to greener fields in the world of sports. Although Uncle Sam may call some of them for service, we know that they will he just as successful with Uncle Sam as they were with their coaches at East Side. We arc sure of this because they practiced the highest qualities of character and tolerance in their various fields of sports. 74 f2 GlaU ■WJd I S. P. 2. P. Society. Announces Photo- Patroni, OticUeAfria 9 and GUeenincf, £auad Jl menoo-M 101 Fenian, Chain. Qinli.' Cjlee Club feaifA.' Qlee Club cHcvtpiiaL Volunteete. bance Qo-mmiitee dec Committee P'l m Committee OFFERS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1945 Many girl graduates have already found interesting jobs at Tung-Sol. 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'william o Fdst, insr. rue «or Hi Charge of gtarp Jone sales au8t Si e oiitv roial Technical high oohooi MMrA, . ew ourawy ueur A.r Fast� x «eu pica sec. u have your letter of June 26tn. it is � pnvii ngo lor us to forward to you tiio enclosed picturo and decaiconania panel Doarin tne nane oi your senool, a duplicate of whion will be placed in tne coc it of a Prs’Try rainin ' xiane by uio ..ar jupa tsaont in tne near future. % Yto are following your surge� tion in asking aie i ar ffcpartient to nunc the plane the Huu Rail er although it is not per- mssioie for us to inoluce names on tne panel itself it is gratnying to note that cnere as no let down oi ter the f oal v as readied anc tnat you ovor-auoscrioed tnat goal oy a sun of $577S and for tnat we are lorwarcing you u citation notinr the fact tnat the school was atie, in addition, to purchase a Flying Jeep anc a Glider. TnoWdLng you for your spienaic cooperation all «-urin tne senool year, I ronein J nas SWbnson State Uirootor senools at hut rrogran WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL $ YES, WE ARE PROUD OF THIS TITLE, BECAUSE OF THE FINE WORK THAT IS BEING DONE BY YOUR SCHOOL, AND THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE GIVEN US TO BE AFFILIATED WITH IT. $ Lorstan Studio FOREMOST PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST 850 BROAD ST., NEWARK 2, N. J. 99 AUTOGRAPHS Produced by Engrovotono • NEW CITY PRINTING COMPANY UNION CITY. N. i. ■ - HHBBH - . — -a.VoV ■V- -v.'.-' - ■ r'-- - ' -• s' XV • £ s . « • -••: x '• .. • . . X--- S DEDICATION The Class of June, 1945, respectfully dedicates its TORCH to the memory of those boys from East Side High School who have given their lives that this country might live and to the boys and girls who have served or who are now serving so valiantly for the preservation of American ideals. ANNA L. ERBACHER Vice-Principal WILLIAM V. WILMOT Principal LOUIS A. HORWITZ Adviaer ELEANOR M. BLOOMFIELD Advi� er 3 A TRIBUTE 10 IMMORTAL GfUflimS fRANttLIN 0. ROOSEVELT G 8 2-1945 Wilbur E. Barne� Technical Louise F. Barth (Mrs.) English Eleanor M. Bloomfield English Paul P. Bogatko Physical Training Edith Brodsky Business Milton D. Caffin Technical John Cavicrhia Mathematics Edward A. Conroy Technical Sarah Danzis Clerk Nicholas E. Di N'ardo Music France� M. Ferguson English Jessie C. Crummy Health Herman G. Cuthbert Mathematics Warren H. Davidheiscr Business Sadie He Leon «Mrs.) Science Mildred M. Gilbert Physical Education Ruth M. Gronheit Science Anthony M. D'Andrea Science Chorie L. Crubel Science Peter G. Guarino Physical Education Samuel T. Heehl Commercial Loui� A. Honvitz Physical Education Anthony V. Jonnone Secretarial Lillian D. Kapp� talter (Mr .) Secretarial Harold M. Jay English Ethel M. Korev • Secretarial Sing lling Lee Technical Norma P. Leitrh ' Mrs.) Health Rose Wyeth Less is Social Science Esther L. Martin Art Ellen C. McAllister Science Lilliun K. May Science, Mathematics Louise Messing English Richard A. Miller Technical Robert S. Miller Social Studies 9 Eugene R. Musgrove English Margaret Raleigh Physical Education Arline Robert� Nurse Angelo A. Rosamiliu Mathematics 0� car F. Schneider Social Science W. Harry Sutton Business Earl Tharp Secretarial James H. Tuckley English Emma H. Tuite Home Economics Stephen P. Vanderhoof Technical Jessie C. Wagoner English Harold E. White Business France� C. Wilhor Home Economics Emily G. Wilder Music Wordsworth D. Williams English OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY EPHRAIM EISENBERG —Vice Principal....................... Annex GERTRUDE R. BLAESER ( MRS.� ............................Pianist BELLE F. BONTEMPO MRS.)..............................Science CARL BRENNER.........................................Technical FLORENCE W. CAFFERTY.....................................Mualc EDITH G. COLIN........................................Language ACNES A. DAVITT......................................Librarian SADIE 2. FEINSOD (MRS.)................................Science CORNELIUS FLANAGAN...................................Technical ARTHUR A. GRAY........................................Buxine� � RUTH S. JAR VIE (MRS.).............................Mathematic MARGARET JESSEN......................................Librarian MILDRED LEVINE.........................................English MARY E. MacINTOSH......................................English CAMILLE S. MAI.BROCK (MRS.) .... Phy iral Education. Librarian ALICE W. MUNROE....................................Secretarial KATHERINE NELLIGAN.................................Secretarial MARION NOONAN.........................................Business ESTHER M. NORTON (MRS.)................................English MARGARET M. O’HARA..............................Home Economic RUTH PERKINS.......................................Secretarial BERTA F. ROSEN (MRS.)..................................English MARION I. ROYS..................................Social Science SARA K. SAMSON (MRS) .... Science ETHEL I. M. SANTORO (MRS.).........................Secretarial JEROME J. SCHLOSSER................................Mathematics JULIUS SHERR...........................................Science DANIEL D. SINGER.......................................Science EVELYN K. TABANKIN (MRS.)................................Clerk MARIANE B. WELCH.........................................Music MILDRED A. WETMORE.................................Secretarial MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY I.Y SERVICE Lt. Loren L. Davis, AUS Pvt. Frances II. Dickerson. USMCVK Sgt. Charles Fisher, AUS WO (jg) Samuel Kosky, AUS AP'D Englehert Ncumaycr, American Red Cross Pfe. Alvin M. Panzer, AUS Lt. (jg) Earl K. Rock, USNR Capt. P'rcd E. Spann, AUS Pfe. Munroe Spivak, AUS Lt. Morris A. Wallock, AUS 12 Grace Addolta Collate Prap. “Her eye a« iltn of t«ili«hi lair. Like l-iluht. loo. bar du.k hair. Literary Club. Library Club. Lalla Club, aaaaanr Staff. Honor Swirl� . Mario Alaimo General larrlm and «ay, and likrd by all «•ho knon him. Bark !ball. Bataball. Louise A. Alliegro Secretarial Prnonal beauty la a «reatar reeom- ■nandatiaa than any latlar at introduction. Rad Cruaa, Cre«« Speed Club. 14 Peter Andreatch Technical He't not � 11. h«'i not «tu, But hr'� • corker lor hit tire. (•omihh Rrprfwnliliir, Torch Staff. John Anello BihImii Mutir hath rharfflt; to hate mutici a at.” Dane Orche tire. Stmphony Orrhettra. Prom (iomailtrr. Bed Croto. Ree. Com- m liter, Torch Staff, nane Committar. Hita Antidormi Srrratarial There'� a imila to har lip� And a twinkle in her eye� . Twirier. Crete Speed. Rad Croat. Torch Staff. Bowline Club. Rac. Committar. Danaa Committee. Arrhery Club. Prom. Committer. Jean Arena Srrratarial Har dark brown hair it like the curled lore tine. Bowline Club. Crage Speed. Archery Club. Red Crott, Sartlca Squad. Minimum Saak not to be rich but to be happy. A Cappella Choir. Motie Machine Oper- ator. Air Raid Vardan. Clea Club. Alice Irene Bakos Secretarial A kind and eanlle heart the hao To coral or t friend and foe. Crete Speed Club. Red Croat. John Baldasare Michael Bchul Gloria Bauman Collage Prep. She ha. a heart � ilh room for rirn J� y. I.aim Club. Hr� . (!ommillK, Tortk Staff. Nurir'i Aida. Sophie BazvtUo Secretarial Bright and plea.ant. .weal and nire. Loir ol prp and lolt ot iptw. Krd Cro . Trekniral “An alhlrle, a «orirr, and a man. Known lor hit tpiril ol food fellow- .hip.” Ba.aball. Rad Croat. I Julian Bivins Industrial I don’t hurry, I don l care. I don't hurry anywhere. Football. Olga Bcrtomcu Secretarial ‘Fa are rharmad by tha neat nan of her perton. Honor Society, Announrer Staff. Red Cro.., Photo Patron . Torrh Staff, Vic- tory Corpt. 16 Track. Felice Camino Claire Bogdanowicz Mary Bumia • «lln� Prop. Sfcnlmal «eeretarlal DraUf. double, lull m,| I roll III' Ami I had a «real lime. Torrk Slad. Ser� ire Patrol. Bring orlMffiwd Ii an indet Io your contenta. Cregg Speed Club. Red Ona. Calm, a � ne, yet gay with ali. Cregg Spwil Club. Had Cran. Anthony Capriglione InduatriaI May I go ern any paaaion with abaolute •way. And grow «im aawl kallrr aa my alranflh «(ara away. Air Raid I ardan, Torrh $laff, Attemblt Comnaillor. Announrrr $lal, Rod Croti, Hoc. Commilloo. Prom Commilloo. Homo Room Rrpreaentalite. Danco Commilloo. Motio Operator. Office Borker. Sort ico Patrol. Barney Capriglione Ioduatraal Tbo man who in linio «orld ran keep Ibo wkileneia ol bia aoul ia not likely to loto M in any other. Sortire Patrol. Office «orker. Sr. Choir. Boy’a Glee Club. Red Croat. Air Raid Barden. Rer. Committee. 7orrA Mai, Prom Committee. Ring Committee. Tree, aurer ol IIA. Prendent • I2B and 12A Claaaea, Aaaembly Committee. Dance Committee. Tony Capriglione lndu lrial Hit (ace a amile like the morning aim - Here'a a boy who i out for fun. 17 Football. Office Barker. Gloria Caria� Prep. A mhk fair female mlh a «urlil Io S«un ia pUaif � hil ««ulli confirm lier lanruairf Stall. Torrfi Stall. Rcc. Corn •HlN. Ruth Carr Secretarial A happy dupoiitlan It her freateil I reat lire. ' Baulin t.lub. Red Iron. Camera Club, Cr� M Speed Club. Antonio J. Carvalho Technical “There nothin about him Ibal’t mean. ' Archer� Club, lit non (tree Staff, Tortk Staff. Victory Corp. Cr M Speed Club. Bottliiif Club. Torch Stall, Junior Red Croat. Patsy Catena Indutlrial “.Never abtenl. neter late — Rhal a boy. ftrlt. for a date.' Service Patrol, Red Cron, tnnouiurr Staff. 18 Adeline Che«ick Col Uft Prop. (ilh mtlkr toward rom. ilh charily (or all. I aim Cluli. Nor� � Volunteer, Tore Staff, Lillian Cisco General Clerical Dau(hl� r of Diana who � r l. In aporta. Chief Twirler. tnnowacer Staff, Tort A Staff. Kosa Let Clanton Secretarial She tiled with .out. The old and new refrain. A (.’appella Choir. Double Quartette. Spiritual Choir. Red Croat. Service Squad. Matilda Codella College Prep. Creat actioni beapeak great minda. library Club, faaoauarrr Staff. Honor Society. Torch Staff. Eleanor Colluinl� Secretarial At laal I'ae reached the precioua goal. Red Croat. Service Patrol. Cregg Speed Club. Marie Collucci College Prep. ‘Kind and gentle heart had the. To comfort friend and foe. Honor Society. Torch Staff. .Nurae't Aide. Lotiis' Cooper Bmiiwii Sprorh I� illtn, Silftm aoldrn. Junior Rrd ( •«, Ethel Corbett Ci.k I ipril tolli; (or altrr ali Arr nol llir. caufhl with lufir?” Junior Rrd (!r� n. Elizabeth Cunningham Sacralarial ‘Ber mtdril; ii nol baahfulnraa. Crr|| Sprrd Club. Junior Rrd Cro� � . Carniella Damiano Crnrrrl Clrrical A danrin ahapr. an iaiair «a;. To lanal, Io alartlr and waylay. John Czarnek r� a brrn mltundrrtlood in my (un and — For al Ii� art I’m an rarnrat, hard- working boy. Baikal ball. Srnkr Patrol. Rrd Croaa. Junior Rrd Croaa. 20 Jean Durlak Srtitltiitl A lorm mora lair. A lar mora i«nI Nl'lf hath II bran M� lair la marl, Torch Staff, Danra Commitlaa. Junior Karl Cron. I'rom (,'ommiltaa. Ha el Davis Callaga Prap. CranauiMM and frtandllna ara rharmina tlrluti. Lalla Club. Glaa Club. Torr Staff. Pram Cammlltaa. .Nicholas De Bartolomeis l-ollaf a Prap. A youth lo whom war (it an Sa murh a( aarth a murh a( baa «an. Viator Carp . Air Raid Vardan. Torch Staff, Rad Cra Rapra anlatl«a. 21 Rar. Cammlltaa, Pram Cammillaa. Danra Commiltaa. Christine Do Martino At mrrrt a lark all da Ion . Her heart U blled t� llh jotou� mirth and mw� .” Honor Swirtr, C.rr | Speed dab. Jun- ior Hr«l Croat. Christine Di Leo Butin � � Sh I� «mail a � K it aitt. Shr-� a torror for her •� « .” Junior Krai Cro� t. I'rom Commit! , tnoouna.r Sia . Torrk Sta . R� . Com- mill . Dan Committo . Dramatic Club. Olltr Worker. S r i Patrol. Benjamin Di Giovanni lndu� trial '’Friendly, jolly, actor tad Jokln all da;, aater mad.” Football, Sen ire Patrol. Prom Commit- tee. Toftk Staff. 22 Waller Doloclieck BuiImh A marr haart inakath A tlmrlul rounlrnanaa, Rad CNN. Totth Staff. Sieve Drenkowski Taaholaal 'A ra«ular Ifllaw and a trua Irirnd. AI� a • willinf to land a helping hand.” Football, Bata ball. Tttk Staff. Sara I ar Patrol. Grace Drew Sarratanal Rildlt loota, bar rad lorki if.” Red Croat, Honor Soaialy, Air Raid Saraiaa. Booling Club. Srianca Club. Mom a room Rapraaenlatiaa. 23 Football, Tmrh Staff. Edward Dziedzic Indmtrkal “$•«•11 in flatur . Bui kt| •Owraiu. Baikalt.jll. Offer fe orkar. Sartira Patrol. Rand. Dorothy Dziuhan Saaratarial OapaUt, rlatar and ••«. An all-round air! in atary way.” Juniar Rad C.rott. Honor Soria! y. Theresa Eckert Canaral Clrriral “Eaiy coma, •• |o. Torck Slat. Bowling Club. Arrhary Club. Isabel Esposito Saaratarial “Danrina ay at that tand forth lifhl, and maka lha darkatl plim briahl. Frathman Club. Arahary Club. Torth SlaS, Offer feorkar, (ittut Spaed Club. Robert Elliott Industrial “Th Irua. tlronf. and found mind it lha mind lhal ran ambrara equally rttI Ihinct and •mall. Bata ball. Basketball. Torch Staff. Louise Fallone Saaratarial Sha hat a rara tanta of humor, and totaat U with laughter. ' Annai Camara Club. Cre Spaed Club, Boulin Club. 24 Joseph Farah Industrial “A Kappa . o-lu li Imy. Alain lull of fun anal Sara tea Patrol. Rail Croat. OIKaa fatktr. Mary Farhanicc Saaratarlal A Kappa bnakl lata la aka, Natar an old maid trill aka ba. Ckaarinf Squad. Rad Croat, fart Staff. Flvira Fernandez Control Clarlaal A kapp diapoallion it kar graataat traaaura. forth Staff, Rad Croat. 25 forth Staff, Rad Croat Hiatoaian. Victoria Franzo Civic “It a friendly heart that hat plenty •f friendt. Nurte Volunteer, Junior Red Crott. Anna Ccnnaro Secretarial ''I'm a (trl who playt the came - Whether I'm bon or not. it'i all the •ame. Red Cron. Shirley Fritzingcr Secretarial ‘‘Of a quiet unattumina nature. Literary Club. Crete Speed Club. Air Raid %'arden. Josephine Giordano Secretarial My ikiei are teldom ray. Ilot, lint Club. Archery Club. Photo Palrom. 26 Albert Gazzio Industrial Albert once uai hit parenti Joy Now he’. | ml a treat bit boy. Red Crou. John Giordano Indut trial Out of the window I liked to cate. Twat there I tpenl my hich tchool day� . Red Croat. Service Patrol. Prom Com miltee. Steffic Golowska Helena Gillcr Collet� Prep. “Il wat hard awl. bid ll all worth It. .Norte Volunteer, Red Croti. Helen Golej Secretarial It’t nice to be natural, when jaa'rt naturali; alee. Latin Club. Red Croat, Annet Bowline Club. Photo Patroni. Secretarial An amialde and )olly way hat the. Honor Society, Red Crota. Klla Graham Rntinett Shy and modetl wat my way. Tit to I with lu Hay. Red Croat. Josephine Gruz General Clerical To hide one't ability it a (real thill. Bowline Club. Dramatic Club. 27 Kores Cui'lclly College Prep. La Verne Haiti College Prep. Chester Haino With • •rail on her lip and a mr| In her bran. She could co through life laughing at car .” Latin Club. danouiieer Staff. Big Sitter Huh. Camera Club. Kiulting Club. Sen- ior Kre. Committee, Porch Staff. Dance Committee. Alwrayt happy. alwayt gay. K'e «ball remrmber her that way.” Latin Club. Booling Club. Red Croti. Tort Staff, dnnonnrer Rep. I ad ut trial “They tay that wing'd Cupid it blind. .Not tbit chap. Sertie Patrol. Junior Red Croat. 28 Mary Hencoski Saaratanal “Hail la I baa, blilba Spirit.' Knitting Club, Cragg Spaad Club. Daniel Hlatky Industrial Ha t a man. to be in lam- And at I hr tarn lima bu «i� a.” Baskalball. Juniar Rad Cmi. Mildred Hodgekinson Butinas Wnada—I lam n. Rad Can . Sanior Danaa Cammiltaa. Torek Su«. Taahnlaal ‘A might brain, a «III to andora. A haart that is brata. strong. and i«rt. Margaret Illis Clartaal “A haart of pur (old. ai light «ithal. Annas Claa Club. Camara Club. Rad Crat Club, Homaroom Kaprasanlatisa. Raa. Cammiltaa. Prom Commitlaa, Torek Staff. John Janacek 29 Bovliitg Taam. Juniar Rad Craaa. Stanley Janusz Teehniral C� W iport. |Md lr� nj, good mlurfd. Junto� Hot I ro� . Sonia Kali o Smriirlil Kirtilhmi well done or mlhin| •lltmpUd. .4nnon nrre Staff, Choir. Totth Staff, Grrfj Speed Club, Prora Committe , Pholo Patroni. Cire Club. Boo line Club. Junior Red Croti. Hobb; Club. Dane Committee. Steffie Kasper College Prop. 'She hai mattered man� ikilli, lilh baikelball firil and (orfmoil on tit lilt.’ 4 n taunt r Staff. Archer� Club. ZorrA Staff, S r� i«« Patrol. Junto� Hrd Crou. Madeline Knott Secretarial •'Her wayi are way� of pleaiantnrt� . And all h � pathi ar� peace.” Junior Rrd Crooi. Greg Speed Club. Irene Knietz General Clerieal 'l found the nap drear� . So I made It cheer . Red Croii. 30 S rtflaiial Her lair nla � f� mora of iha ailrul dlM. !i M Speed Club. Rod Croat. Helen Kretschmer George Kostrzcwski Induat rial Silence ia I bo boat herald of ability.' Sortire Patrol. Junior Rod Croat. Helen Kowalcski Secretarial Thine eyea are apringe in aahoao aerone anal ailent iealera boat on ia aeon. Cbeeriata Squad. Rod Crote. Helen Kowalski Minianum The |ay of youth and health her oyoa diaplayed. and rate of heart her etery look caameyed. Arrheryr Clnb, Howling Club. Camera Club. Norman Kurlz Toohnioal “Patiently ho laila the «hole day through. Aaad taaka he cannot da are few. Junior Red Croat Pre.idenl. Junior Red Crote Treaaurer, Clan Treaaurer. Am- aoaiarrr Staff. Tore Staff. Pre.adeaat of Honor Society. Prom Committee. Latin t liah Treaaurer. Aaaemhly Committee. Victory Cor pa. Air Raid Harden. Frances La Falee Secretarial A quirt girl of tlirling worth, la more than all the good on earth. Glee Clnb. Junior Red Croat. Torrh Staff. Homeroom Repreientatiae. 31 Hita Lamlolfi Jano Latimer Kavmond Lewantloxki StmlirUl “Ba «low in rhoeainc But iio� ft in rh«n in . Rad Croat. Arrbary Club. Bowlin Club. SMNiirid Sibil� � U a fanra around wndom. Cl� || $paad Culb. Honor Softflj. Tarhnical “A litlla nMiunw now and then. I� ralithad by ihr batt o( man.” Arrhary Club, Tofth Slaf. Irene Lisowicz Sarratarial ‘To baar bar tpaak and taa bar «mil� . You war� in Paradiat tba whila.” Charles Lippey Tarhniral “A quirt natura and a tlaadfaal friend.” Annai Bowline Taam. Junior Rad Croat. 32 Twirl� � . Junior Rad Croat. Lolita Lozano Secretarial And her nml'il anawer and (raceful air Show her wire and rood ai «he !• fair. Crete Speed Club. Sera ire Patrol. Red Croaa. Manuel Lusquinos Induat rial He look i aery aha. hut that l� n t tnae- You can't tell by look� what a peraon ran do. Sen Ire Patrol. Red Croat, Office Worker. Jr. Polire. Charles Maeeia Technical Health that moeka the dortor'a rulea. Know Ir dee neacr learned in arhoota. Athletic Club. Red Croaa. Rifle Club. Sera Ire Patrol. Rec. Committee. Office Worker. Dance Committee. 33 Mary Malamla BiuImd Rwh Joy and lota tha got arwi Hotpilal Yolunlaar. Had Croat. Julius Manthcy Induilnal How doat Ita Wrap to tllm - It II dial, or it il � )■? Had Croat. Joscph Marano Colla«a I rap. “All lha world lotat a lotar.” 3B • H Traatitrar of Clatt, Chaarinc -Stjuad. Arrhrrt Club. Ill IA llootlrr. Olfirr Vorkar. Ilaakrlball Manapar. Ton h Slafl. Sporlt «rilar lor dititoatarar. 34 nnr Martiicci Serrrlarial Sk laugh al mhlMtnw, Cart mi la iinffii, Gregg Speed Club. Twirler, Torrk Stall Red Craii. hfvln PalraJ. Bowlin Club Archer? Club. Mary Ann Maskcvich Ovic “Full many a It ban la bluih anwfR Ami I «ltd iit mwlwi. la the deter! air. Hn.'hul Hiding Club. Baulina Club. Archer? Club. Sntin Patrol. Edith McClintock Minimum Good nature and load rente make gaud companion!. Torrk Slaf. Juniar Red Crati. Lillian McNitsky Butineu Gad will nal late ihee Ini, Beraute we bate lated Ihee murk. Pholo Patroni, dnnou nrrr Stall. Red Cron. Torch Sia . Her. Commuter. Sen- I or Danre Commillre. Victor? Carpi. Seriiea Patrol. John Migncvich Technical Worth, courage, and honor, thru indeed ?our luitrnanre and birthright arc. I.itrear? Club, lalm Club. Honor So- ciet� . Victor? Carpi. 35 Helen Minatee Coll � � Prep. She � cheerful and friendly Hk etery on� the meet� . I alin Club. S rvif Patrol. Art in Sac- ratary. Josephine Mirandi Botina� � To da eaiily «hat ii difficult Ur other it tha mark of talant. Cl a Club. Samar Chair. Honor Saaialy. Viola Moccio Secretarial A jotial amil . and Itrlnklin� ayat. A Joyful lau«h and netar a � l h. Cra Spaad Club. T«trl� r. Ilortebark Ridin� . Servica Patrol, Bowlin� Club. Ar chary Club. TaccA Staff. Angela Monelio Call� � � Prep. ‘H� r� «at tha faca that launched a thousand thipt. Ammoumtrr Editor-In-Chief. K� d Cratt Kepretentaliie. Cal in Club. Archery Club. A Capp� lla Choir. Prom Commit l� a. Attembly Commitl � . Sanior Danra Committra. Editor of TarrA. Sonia Morscwich Secretarial Net a linnar, ner a taint parhapt. Amaaaarer Repreeenlatiie. Rad Crott. Beatrice Morosco General Clerical Era the war born, tha tlart of fata. Plotted to make her fine and (real. Hotpilal Volunteer. Archery Club, An- nouncr Staff, TorrA Staff. r 36 Anna Munko Delores Nicol Bernard Nauyokas Onrral Clerical A � nll dl|nU; In oire and manner.' junior Red Cm� � . Bunnr� � ••Ju.l al Ih a|f Iwivl boy and youth. Rhrn thought •• � peerb. and 1� truth. Junior Rrd Cm� � . S«r«l� rlil Fond ol fun a� on can b«. duMianr Staff. Bowling Club. Archery Club. Ann � Service Squad. Crr Speed Club. Torch Staff. Junior Rrd Cm� � . Anaslacia Nochc Junior Rrd Cm� � . Torek Staff. Rocco Nobile Tochniral An athlete. a workei. and a man known lor hi� � piril ol (ood Irllouthip. Football. Raikrlball. Ba.rball. Lucille Nunes Srrmtarial l.ilr 1 only undrntood backward. But i« mutt be lited lorward. 37 Cr M Sperd Club. Service Squad. Evelyn Olko Colfeg Pr |t. Her � rj frown� irr lilnr far Than milx of oth r maid nt ar . I.ibrar; Club. Arch } Club. Bowlin� Club. Cnm Club. $� rr tar« IIB- 11 A. Tmrh Staff. Ch rtng St|uad. Arthur Opanowiez Trrhnlral B |onr, my ear � ! I fit ou I lb wind. Homrrmm R |� r t ntatit . Junior Knl Cnu. Helen F. Orzcchowski S r tarial Hair a tunlighl y llow And ; � a morning bio . Junior Red Omi. Helen Ossowski S r tarial D p ndabli- at lb da; It long. Ilrr mind It utatl rful and itrong. Torch Slaff. lunarrr Rrprr� nlalit . Honor So i t;. Crrgg Sp «d Club. Collrg Prrp. A b auliful far it a � il nl rommrn- dalion, I-all Club. Howling Club. I.lbrar; Club. Prom Commit! , Torch Staff. John Papianni Trrhmral «HI;, litrl;. and lull of fun. Y t on who utitall; g tt bit work don . Tor, h Staff. Comnutlr for Boting Malrh. Clatt Prvtidrnl IIB. Dan� Commit! . Josephine Paeella Arnold Pasternak Trrhnu«l 11 work mUtlftf. with pbiiurr, Giir up work. Chairman ol I'holoarapht ol Totrh. K� H Croat. Ann Pawlikowski Smrtarial Chrorful float ami fnoiadlinoat ClothrJ in dopcndabll.l . Crr Spood Club, Arrhrra Club. Olga Pendick (.«final Clrriral “A aluilioua mitt who Ikrualt all folly aitfr. Tnrth Staff. Km. Coannitlr . 39 Midi ari Piontek Buiinni Modnli b foiMi a � uni man.” Rad Cran. Doris Pierre Soaralarial “Mar ilalflt than An aril in April.” Knl (,'r� n, i««o«n Stall. Doris Plaehcinski Bvaiani Sprinklr lllr'i da uilh minutai af mammant.” Glaa Club. He.lib Club. Hauling Club. Camara Club. 40 Edna Reed John Reevie Sfrrrliml She •• petile, rule, and nire ran he. Camera Club. Crrn Speed Cluh. Hobb Club. Baulina Club. Terhniral A iteadlaal and a willing worker. A rhrerlul rampamen and a loiel friend. Red Cm � . Bawling Team. aiula Regal General Cleriral Quielne � it not her nature.” Junior Red Cm� . 41 I.a Verne Alvee Kultaii Paul Rocke Mbff I’rrp. H( hta hit opinion although h mi) not iMif I hem. Ul««) Club. I.alm Club. Knl Cro . Peter Rocke Collrfp Pnp, 4«p n«l mpl lamlode. O'li'l� ' hai many virtu . Literary Club, Latin l.lub, Kr«! Cion. Smilarial Cood natura ami ««oil irmr malar ««« 1 companion . ' Junior Rrd Cro� . Mary Saver Secretarial “She I , indeed, a jolly cout, A |iil we cannot do without. Honor Society. See. Science Club. Victory Corp� , Bowlin« Club. Air Raid Warden, Torch Slaf. Louise Saragino Civic No an er found in her. only mirth and Joy. Service Patrol. Camera Club. 42 Arlino Schmidt Collaga Prap. It it alato Ik adsrnlurar aha tr- romplishas grasl things. Cimnt Club, l.atin Club. S� r l« Patrol. Ilanrr Committar. R«. CtmniltN. Big Siiln Club. Torch Staff. Catherine Schmidt Nasar do today that ahiah ran bo don- lancratr. Roalina Club. Arrhary Club. Torch Staff. StnW Patrol. Michael Shramowat Industrial Although I am not fond of study. I ran do a good day's aork.” Sarsira Patrol. Offsra I'orlfr. Dorothy Sinok Collrgr Prap. “Karth irrnird morr tarrl to lisa upon. Mora lull of losa harauta ol bar.” I IB • 11A • i:B - I2A Vka Pra.idant. Literary Club. dmseuisrar Staff, Prom Committar, Booling Club. Camara Club. Sartira Patrol. Kadlo Club, Knitting Club. Ilnnirroom Baprasaiitalisr. Library Club. Captain ol tba Charring Squad, King Commilita. Arrhary Club. Olbrr Rorkrr. Had Cross Traasurrr, Victory Corps. Baa. Committar, Air Raid Var- dan. Torch Staff. Sr bool Band. Rad Cross. Louis Spagna Minim am There are tome .ilent p� «pl who art more intere.ting than the beat ulkin. Junior Hed Croat. Edward Spiankowski TrAalwl A friendly .mile. • lltely way. A friend that . true through eteey day. Junior Red Cr««. Eleanor Spyclialski Secretarial Cheering Squad. Booling Club. Junior Red Cron. Ser.ire Patrol, Arrhery Club. Camera Club, Gregg Speed Club. Prom Committee. Torch Staff. Olga Stachura College Prep. Ah. you flat or e.erylhing. You are the «anilla of .ociety. Library Club. Torch Staff. Ser.ire Patrol. Literary Club. tnnouorer Staff. Rec. Committee. Red Croat Repretenlalite. Technical He I. a hard, trilling worker, And it bound to go far. Air Raid Warden. Torch Staff. Edward Staniszewski Jennie Stacliera Secretarial A true friend it a friend foreter. Gregg Speed Club, Red Croat. U Lorraine Stefanelli Jane Stcpniak Crnrral « Uriel Burin Joseph Stroz Technical $h U iUrj laughing. lor iK ha infii.il wH. Torch Staff. Rrd Croat. “II tj« w r mad tor erring. “Small in rlalur . Then beaut. it Hi own rxcoto for Large in ambition. bring.' Junior Rrd Croti. Announcer Staff. Bowlin (Job. Junior Rrd Croat. Archery Club. Srr H Patrol. Valeria Szezepanski Srerrtarial “A friendly rmil and a quirt way. ' Junior Rrd Crot . Regina Tanski Srrrrlarial “A lady rtrhly clad it k .“ Announcer R pr � ntati« . Torch Staff. 4S Faye Taylor Bniani “Honor i� I He iub|trt of my «lory.' Junior Red Croat. Marion Terninko Secretarial “Her kind blue eyei are «ay and plotting.' Cheering Squad. Red Croat. Paul Tctar Technical “He haa a delermined and peraialenl manner. uklrH will lake him far. Annex Boaaltna Team. Junior Red Croat. Frank Thomas College Prep. Hr apeaka and aria Jut! aa he feela. Latin Club, Red Croat. Jean Tomkewich Secretarial “Cil-e me your ana lie. ihe loaelight in your eyea. Life could no! Hold a fairer paradiae. Archery Club. TorcA Staff. F.dwurd Thompson Technical It ia a rare man teho worka both will ingly and aaell.“ Saimmiiq Team. Archery Club. IIA Preaidenl. TorrA Staff. Prom Committee, Dance Committee. Homeroom Repretent, alite. 46 Ann Tomko Benny Tortoricllo Marie Uzzolino Saaratarial Minimum CDrtral Mw tpcighlly lhan a young jonquil. ’ Clan ('.Ink. Library ( Ink. Camara Club. Dramalir Cluk. Anitewnrre Sla . Rad Cm� . Gragg Spaad Club. Prom Com- mitlaa. “In hi� brawn aw� I taw a tniila iKal Inroad my kaart In � lona. Torek Stall. haarinf Squill. lutiMirra Sta . Pram Commillaa. Danra Committar. Sanna Palrnl. Air Hard Vardan. Stun think lha world i� mada lor Inn and Irolir. and to da I. ’ Hotpital Yolunlaar, Junior Kad Crott. Palinina Uzzolino Sarrolarial A charming a irl with modail air Vho patiently toakt learning rara.” Homaraom Repraianlati� a. Torek Stall, Victory Carpi, Danra Commillaa. Mafulda Vasfailo Citic “An angal, or if not. an earthly paragon.“ Sort tea Patrol, dnnounrrr SlaC. Charles Verdi Tarkniral “A plaatanl youth with a plaatanl tmila.” 47 Junior Kad Croat. Helen Villa� Civi • A (iri with a rar aeoi of humor.' AuMurrr Staff. Dramatic Club. Eleanor Volage Colire Prrp. ''Nothin atlonithrt mrn a much aa common � n� and plain dealing. Archery Club. Latin Club. Torch Staff. Annouont Staff. Veronica Wagner Secretarial “No on but hrrvrlf can bo h� r equal. Red Croat. Cr � Speed Club. Edward Wegrzynek Induatrial “No princett rhall outline the power of hia (lory.” Service Patrol, Red Croat. Frances Warzocha Secretarial “Such a blue inner llfht from her eye- lid out broke, you looked at her tilcnce and fancied the tpoke.” Photo Patront. Latin Club. Honor So- ciety. Torch Staff. Hoipital Volunteer. Homeroom Repretenlaliv . Dance Com- mi licet. 48 David W heeler Alfred William Technical Hr is a reasonable man. Handsome and sky. yet a friend.' Honor Society. Red Cross. Industrial The greater the man. the greater the country. Ser� ire Patrol. Track Team. Lillian Wojciak Business Strong In deed; good in manner. Hobby Club. Glee Club. Booling Club. Ser� ire Patrol. Camera Club. Announter Slafl. % Elizabeth Woods Business In framing an artist, art hath thus decreed To make some good, but others to ex- ceed. Tore Staff. Prom Committee. Class Sec- retar� I2B • 12A. Dance Committee. Ama- teur Hour Committee. Eleanor Yashulcwicz Secretarial Happy. Jolly, full of glee. Thy manner Is from sorrosr free. Gregg Speed Club. Booling Club. Clee Club. Hobby Club. Camera Club. An- nounerr Staff. Junior Red Cross, Hospital Volunteer. Jennie Zaborowski Business Fulfilling absolute decree In casual simplicity. Red Cross. 49 Blanche Zahroriski Stmtiritl l «rill i up the mountain after the moon. Annrtrt Stall. Dramatic Club. Library Club, Honor Society, junior Kr,| Cron, fnitotmcee Staff, fork Staff, Photo Pa- tron� . Senior Dance Committee. Prom Committee. Kef. Committee, Homeroom Repretenlalite. Irene Zatorski Butinett To make pleature a butine� � and burl neat a pleature it her aim. Juulor Ke.l Croat, dnneoiacee Staff, Hon- or Soelet). Torch Staff, Dance Committee. Joseph Zinn Indutlnal Jutl a boy. you'll admit. Happy, tmilinp, full of wM. .{«mourner Repretenlalite. Sera ire Patrol, Junior Red Croat. Bateball Team. Willictte Raab Civic Kind, pleatanl. cheerful, and friendly It Ihit younc lady. Torch Staff. Red Crott. Ill IIEMIRm Our Classmate Robert C. Schnellbach April 9, 1928 — March 6, 1943 “None knew thee but to love thee. Nor named thee but to praise' SO I) I! ISS II S Ell IKK I. MANTEL CARRO EDWARD FLANAGAN ER UN BROWN PETER D AMICO EDWARD STRELECKI JOHN FITZSIMMONS THOMAS WALSH JOSEPH PINKOS JESUS DOMINGUEZ SI OlIRS l SER VIfE HENRY SCHROECK FRANK RICCIO ALFRED KOCUR CHARLES DIETSCH SALVATORE SALZANO JOSEPH ZATORSKI JOSEPH ORLINSKI RICHARD ERDMANN EDWARD SMOLA 52 omnis The Torch ANGELA MONCHO WILLIAM TAMBURRO torch cm mm ANTHONY CAPRIGLIONE BARNEY CAPRIGILIONE . MATILDA CODELLA . . . HAZEL DAVIS......... NICK DeBARTOLOMEIS . THERESA FORLENZA . . KORES GUIDELLY . . . SONIA KALIGO........ NORMAN KURTZ .... CATHERINE LIBERTAZZO JOE MARANO ......... LILLIAN McNITSKY . . . EVELYN OLKO ........ ARNOLD PASTERNAK . . ROBERT RUFF ........ DOROTHY SINCK .... WILLIAM TAMBURRO . . EDWARD THOMPSON . . ELIABETH WOODS . . . BLANCHE ZABRODSKI . . . Greetings to Boy� .... Faculty . . Service Men .............Clubs Steering Committee .... History . . Senior Chorus . . Personalities . . . Class Will .... Typing ............Sports .... Prophecy . Greetings to Bovs . . Photography . . Personalities . . Individualities .............. Ads . . . . Extremes ...............Art Steering Committee 54 TOUCH COMMITTEE Ads LORRAINE DII.ORENZO VERONICA III I.IEL HELEN KOWALSKI HELEN KOV'ALESKI BEATRICE MOROSCO ARLINE SCHMIDT LORRAINE STEFANELLI Art MARIE COI.LICCI ANTONIO CARY AI.HO CHRISTINE Di LEO MILDRED HODCEKINSON MARCARET ILLIS DOLORES NICOL JOHN PAPIANNI BLANCHE ZABRODSKI Personalities LOUSE ALLIECRO PEARL ALTER JEAN ARENA KAY SCHMIDT EDVARD STANISZEV SKI JEAN TOMKEVICH Service Men JOHN MICNEYICH OLCA PENDICK Extremes GLORIA BAL'MAN BEN Di GIOVANNI TERRY FORLENZA JOSEPHINE PACELLA OLGA STACHtRA IRENE ZATOHSkl Class W ill CLAIRE BOGDANOV ICZ BARNEY CAPRIGLIONE ADELINE CHESSICK V ALTER DOLOCHECK LA VERNE HAID HELEN OSSOVSKI FRANCES VARZOCHA Prophecy PETER ANDREATCH STEVE DRENKOVSKI BARBARA MACIEJEVSKI EDITH MrCLINTOCH EDVARD THOMPSON PALMINA I ZZOLINA Senior Chorus JEAN DARI AK LORRAINE DEECAN CHRISTINE Di LEO TERRY ECKERT THEODORA MarNEIL V II.LIETTE RAAB IRENE ROMAK ELEANOR SPYCHALSKI BENNIE TORTORIELLO ELEANOR VOLACE Photography OI.CA BERTOMEl I.EO D'L'VA ISABEL ESPOSITO MARY SAYER Sports Committee JOHN ANELLO STEFFIE KASPER RAY LEV ANDASKI JOHN PAPIANNI MIKE PLACITELL Greetings to Our Boys RITA ANTIDORMI AMELIA CAYALLARO ROSALIE CLANTON MARCARET ILLIS ANASTACIA NOCHE Typing Committee PEARL ALTER RITA ANTIDORMI OLCA BERTOMEl' AMELIA CAYALLARO ISABEL ESPOSITO KORESS ClIDELLY JEAN KEMPCZYNSKI ANNA MARTICCI LILLIAN McNITSKY VIOLA MOCCIO MARY SAYER ELEANOR SPYCHALSKI OLGA STACHtRA REGINA TANSKI PALMINA I ZZOLINA Steering Committee CLASS OFFICERS NICK DE BARTOLOMEIS BLANCHE ZABRODSKI Class History THERESA FORLENZA Clubs JOHN ALONSO GLORIA CARIAS HOBBY ELLIOTT MARY MALANDA PAIL ROCKE PETER ROCKE ANNE TOMKO 55 Did Most For Class BARNEY CAPRICLIONE ELIZABETH WOODS DOROTHY MM k ILI.I AM TAMBIRRO Teachers' Pets LILLIAN McNITSKY PAIL ROCKE Most Athletic Most Likely To Succeed JOHN MICNEYICH ANGELA MONCHO IRENE ZATOHSKI DAVID WHEELER Most Romantic ROr.CO NOBILE JEAN DARI.AK IRENE LISOWICZ ALBIN BERNOT Best Dressed Most Popular JOE MARANO ELIZABETH WOODS DOROTHY SINCE BARNEY CAPRICLIONE Most Flirtatious ELEANOR YASHLLEWICZ MICHEAL DELLA PIA ANTHONY CAPRICLIONE IRENE ROMAK Most Respected HELEN COLEJ NICK D BARTOLOMEIS JOHN ALONSO MATILDA CODELLA ROCCO NOBILE EDW ARD THOMPSON ANCEI.A MONCHO OLGA BERTOMEl STEFFIE KASPER 56 REGINA TANSKI BOB ELLIOTT STEVE DRENKOWSKI Most Carefree JOHN PAPPUM CHRIS Di LEO ARI.INE SCHMIDT MIKE PLACITELLA Rest Dancers LEO D'UVA LILLIAN VOJCIAK CARMELLA DAMIANO JOHN ANELLO Most Witty JOHN MICNEVICH CATHERINE LIBERT AZZO BEN Di GIOVANNI RITA ANTIDORMI Most Beautiful and Handsome IRENE ROMAK DELORES NICOL CHARLES VERDI JOE PINKOS t.rviw) Class Crooners CHRIS DE MARTINO JAMES HALL JOHN BALDASARE THEODORA MarNEIL Most Noisy FRANCES SLENIS ARNOLD PASTERNAK PETER ANDREATCH CLARE BOGDANOVICZ Shyest THADDEIS SMOLA «ALTERETTE RENZINIAK ELEANOR VOLAGE JOHN JANACEK Bif!fiest Politicians OLGA STACHIRA NORMAN KL'RTZ THERESA FORI.ENZA JOHN FITZSIMMONS lwr«i«) Longest and Shortest Nicest Babies EVELYN HALVORSEN JEAN ARENA MILDRED HODCEKINSON 57 ISABEL ESPOSITO EDVARD DZIEDZIC RAY LEVANDOSKI ALBIN BERNOT fuss IIPFIfEltS BARNEY CAPRIGLIONE.........................President DOROTHY SINCK Vice-President ELIZABETH WOODS............................Secretary JOSEPH MARANO..............................Treasurer 60 TERESA FORLENZA Historian by Terit Forlenza bright Monday morning, the sun shining, our faces srubbed clean, and nothing in our hearts except the excitement of our new adventure! We were entering the portals of East Side High School! Little did we realize then that a war-torn world would be awaiting our graduation in June. 1945. Never- theless. we HAVE managed to have our fun. It would take more than the threat of secret weapons and a manpower shortage to dampen our spirits. Yes, sad as they have been, the years have not been without their brighter moments. Do you remember our freshman year and how we searched in vain for that elevator? And it wasn't long before we became well acquainted with Miss Kraemer and Mr. Lumh. Time flew; and, before we realized it, our first exams loomed before us. Weren’t we relieved to sec those summer holidays finally arrive! Then, all of a sudden, no longer were we “Frcshics hut full fledged Sopho- mores—except in a subject or two—; and little did we care that the Seniors referred to us as “Saps.” Summer vacation once more arrived; and. after school closed, we just disappeared. Jeepers, the year must have gotten the better of us, for now’ we were reciting poetry. Can you imagine? It was grand returning to school again to see old friends and teachers. But studying—that is another story! This was our great year! Miss Bloomfield and Mr. Horwitz organized our class. Not many came to our first meeting, but it was a beginning, and most of us profited by it. Do you remember our first campaign and the posters of the various candi- dates displayed throughout the school? Election Day came at last. The results: John PaPIANNI—President Joe Marano—Treasurer Dotte Since—Vice-President Eleanor Yashllewtcz—Historian Evelyn Olko—Secretary St. Patrick's Day arrived; and, along with the wearing of the green, came our first dance. Since it was a complete success, although the boys did sort of hold the wall up, we were inspired to greater affairs. No one was surprised, therefore, when we were once more successful in an attempt to entertain our audience in our famous Amateur Hour. Finally, the second term was upon us and the necessity of selecting officers also. The campaign, which was an exciting one, culminated in the election of the following: Edward Thompson—President Barney Capricuone—Treasurer Dotte Since—Vice-President Eleanor Yashllewtcz—Historian Evelyn Oleo—Secretary 62 Smash! Bang! “That-a-boy, Joe, echoed from all sides of the auditorium one afternoon. Impossible! Well, the truth of the matter was that our class was presenting its Boxing Matches. The girls screamed! The boys boxed! It was a hectic afternoon! Spirits were high, marks were low; hut we plodded on and on. We laid plans for our From, which, because of the War, was to be sponsored by both the Senior B's and our own class. The fact that we were Junior A’s did not mar our pleasure, for the evening ended all to soon. As Seniors, we should have felt terribly learned; but somehow we were still unchanged in spirit. We did realize, however, as only Seniors can realize, how momentous our problems were. During our Senior B term we were ruled by the firm and capable hands of Barney Capriclione—President Norman Kurtz—Treasurer Dottf. Si. ck—Vice-President Tkrry Forlfnza—Historian Elizabeth Woods—Secretary Yes, sir, big business was certainly the order of the day! Our dimes re- luctantly found their way into the hands of our Treasurer, who bellowed, “Pay up or else!” We day-dreamed through the day of our Senior “Rec”, and I believe we fell asleep that night with the firm realization that we were Seniors B's at last. Other activities then held our attention. One can scarcely forget our blank look of amazement and disbelief at the wonders we witnessed during our Hour of Magic. To be sure, the dance which followed was a gala affair. Can you be- lieve it? The boys really left their beloved walls and danced with the girls! Our rings finally arrived, and were the teachers shocked to sec the vast number of hands raised that day! Why? Our rings gleamed—and the answer was usually wrong anyway. Before we knew it, we were Senior A's; and it was our turn to recognize the Senior B's. My, my, how we did flutter here and there that day! We were subdued just long enough to hear our President address our guests assembled in the gym. In spite of our work on The Torch and preparations for the Recognition, we did manage to find time for our final class election, at which we elected: Barney Capriglione—President Joseph Marano—Treasurer Dotte Sinck—Vice-President Terry Forlenza—Historian Elizabeth Woods—Secretary Soon our high school life will end. but we have already prepared a special place for it in our hall of memory—a place of honor and of distinction. We await with awed anticipation our Senior A Dance and our Commencement. Then, along with our boys who are leaving to serve our country, we shall bid thee farewell, dear East Side High School. 63 (LASS WILL WE’ the Class of June, 1945, of East Side High School, City of Newark, County of Essex, and State of New Jersey, being of sound mind and body, do here- by make this, our last will and testament, in the following manner: 1. TO OUR BELOVED FACULTY: 1. To Mr. Horwitz we leave the honored position of President of the Blemcl Hair Tonic Company. (Keep ’em combin'.) 2. To Mr. Crubel we leave an automatic bottle washer, so that it will no longer he necessary for him to issue appeals for volunteer bottle washers. 3. To Mrs. Lcitch we leave several dolls the size of a small child for use in demonstrating child care, so that she need no longer use senior girls as dummies. ( Even Chris Di Leo isn't that small!) 4. To Miss Lewis we leave all the best that the future may provide. We extend to her our most sincere wishes for happiness and the best of everything. 5. To Mr. Stone we leave an Algebra IV class that knows a little algebra. II. TO THE LOWER CLASSMEN: 1. To the Freshmen wo leave our books, teachers, Mr. Lumh and his cut slips, Miss Higgins and her able advice, but most of all our best wishes. 2. To the Sophomores we leave two years of sweat plus many unfor- gctablc experiences. 3. To the Juniors, who are future Commandos, we leave Mr. Guarino, who will make of them what he made of us. (We're all 1A.) 4. To the Seniors we leave one of our most cherished possessions, the Torch Room. May they have the many splendid times we have had there, working (?) on The Torch. III. TO THE EDITORS OF THE TORCH: To the editors we leave aspirin and headache powders. They will need them both after toiling over the yearbook. 64 IV. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT BODY WE LEAVE: Johnny Ancllo's saxophone Clare Bogdanowicz's boistrousness Anthony Capriglionc's ambition Barney Capriglionc's popularity Chris Di Leo's flirting instinct Anne Gennaro's neatness Helen Golej's helpfulness. Madeline Knott's walk. Helen Kowalski's forgetfulness Norman Kurtz's intriguing look Kay Levandowski's yo-yo Lolita Lozano's Southern accent Julius Manthey's industry Joe Marano’s never-ending wit Teddy MacN’cill'a beautiful voice Lillian MeN'itsky's famous laugh John Migncvich's snappy remarks Angie Moncho's lovely smile Arnie Pasternak's “Brooklyn Frank Pcthalski's laziness Doris Pierre's self-reliance Mike Placitella's pleasantness Waltcrette Kendziniak's shyness Irene Romak's all-round cutcncss Robert Ruff's intelligence Dottie Sinck's vitality Frances Slenis's continuous chattering Willie Tamhurro's troubles Eddie Thompson's modest ways Ann Tomko's jolliness Eleanor Volages's temper Vera Wagner's loquaciousness Lizzy Woods' beautiful artistry Eleanor Yashulewicz’s swagger Blanche Zahrodski's ability V. TO MR. WILMOT, MISS ERBACHER, AND MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY: To Mr. Wilmot we leave our sincercst thanks for all he has done to make our stay at East Side a pleasant and beneficial one. Our four years have been truly happy and the thanks we leave to Mr. Wilmot. Miss Erbacher, and all the members of the Faculty are both hearty and sincere. We do hereby appoint our principal. Mr. William V. Wilmot, the executor of this, our last will and testament, in witness whereof we have hereunto sub- scribed our names and affixed our seal in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-five. 65 The Class of June. 1945. NAME NICK NAME ADDRESS Addotta. Grace D. . “Taffy” 156 New York Ave. Alaimo, Mario Chinny 221 Elm St. Alliegro, Louise “Lou 236 East Kinney St. Alonso, John “Handsome 110 Bruen St. Alter, Pearl “Pearl 360 Mulberry St. Alve� . Linda “Lindy 46 4 Madison St. Andreatch. Peter “Pete 56 Goble St. Antidormi. Rita “Russell 423 Walnut St. Anello, John “Jay 293 Miller St. Bako� , Alice “Elsie 73 Magazine St. Baldasarc, John “J. B. 258 Van Buren St. Bauman. Cloria “Flags 117 New York Ave. Bazydlo, Sophia “Dottie . 10 4 Jabez St Behul, Michael “Bungalow” 50 Wilson Ave. Bernot, Albin “Albie 87 Warwick St Bertomeu. Olga “Bert 124 Congress St. Bivins. Julian “Kid Bivins 284 Mulberry St. Rogdanowicz, Clare “Bobby 258 Ferry St. Bunda, Mary “Baby” . .319 Ferry St Camino, Felice “Phil •40 Jefferson St. Capriglione. Anthony “Cap 83 Vesey St. Capriglione, Barney “Mr. Pres.” 83 Vesey St. Capriglione. Anthony “Crooner” 77 Delancey St. Carias, Gloria “Lory 56 Jefferson St. Carr, Ruth “Rue 219 Ferry St Carro, Emanual “Man” 541 Oliver St. Casparino, Marie “Bubby 292 So. 7th St. Catena, Patsy “Dimples 98 Ann St. Cavallaro, Amelia “Mimie 86 McWhorter St. Carvalho, Anthony J. “Clem” 136 Jackson St. Chessick. Adeline “Addie 21 Wall St. Cisco, Lillian “Lil 574 Market St. Clanton, Rosa Lee “Rosie” 117 Oliver St. Collumb, Eleanor “Irish 140 Brill St. Cooper, Louise “Lou 29 Johnson St. Corbett, Ethel . “El 102 Pulaski St. Codella, Matilda “Matty 195 New York Ave. Collucci, Marie “Chitty 84 Pacific St. Cunningham, Elizabeth “Betty” 88 Vincent St. Cuozzo, Anthony “Champ” . 371 Chestnut St. Czarnek, John “Zarro 305 Oliver St. Damiano, Carmella Millie 351 Elm St. Darlak, Jean “Sandy” 100 Garrison St. Davis, Hazel “Honey 331 Mulberry St. PERSONALITIES PET EXPRESSION “Oh. You! “How far can you go? “I’m starved! “Sure, bet you. “Oh ('rumps “You slay me! “Oh, nuts “You get me nervous! “Kgad, lad They should know me! “Hello there “Gee. gosh “1 don’t know. ...... “Guts, wow! .................. “Golly Ned “Colly ........... “Why worry? ................... “4.0 .......................... “Are you kidding? “Jeepers ...................... “Lemon ....... “Hi. rutie ................ “Gome on ....... “Hut gosh “Stop it “Anchors Away” “Are you kidding? ....... “Thai’s right “Blow, kid. “Where have you been all my life? “Nuts”.......................... .“Gee”........... .............. “Oh, my goodness! “Oh. stop it! “Solid . “Thank you “I don't know. . “Oh golly! “Darn it!” ................ “Collish” “Attaboy! “Prune ............... “Golly me!” “Great Deal McNeal” NOTED FOR Gaiety in talk Basketball Curly hair Looks Friendliness Sense of humor Money collector Her laugh Playing the Sax Quietness Singing Personality Good disposition Baseball Height (Skyscraper! Hair Comb Laziness Being talkative Pretty clothes Smile .............. Flirting .......... Sport fan Popularity Idealism........... Twinkling eyes Height Long eyelashes Working Her Brother Biggest tease in town Quietness Majorette Voice ............. Boy friends Jolliness Soda jerker Doing her homework Bashfulness Dimples Singing Basketball Dancing Daintiness Slow speech HANGOUT Next door telephone Lafayette and Monroe Maxie’c Vesey Street Movies Hallways He roams Mr. T% Blue Anchor Big Joe’s Flash’s Rorkhead’s gang . Candy store Stadium . Gym Office . . No. Arlington Jump Joint Boggy’s Meat Market Big Joe’s Camino residence . Russo’s City Stadium . Sammy's RKO Proctor’s Kappel’s . Navy Ann’s House Pop’s Mr. Z s That green jeep . Any movie Movies Hibernates You tell us She didn’t say Ben’s North side of school Rockhead's gang Mr. Jannone’s H. R. Palumbo's Tiger Clubhouse Dance halls Mr. Jannone’s H. R. New York PERSONALITIES NAME NICK NAME ADDRESS RET EXPRESSION De Bartolomeis, Nicholas “Bart 340 Elm St. “Looking for a bruise? Deegan, Lorraine “Lefty 27 Rose St “Prune De John, Eleanor “El 76 Nichol St. “1 take my insults as compliment� . Di Leo, Chris “Little One 143 Jackson St. “Oh, my nerves! Della Pia, Michael “Mickey 300 Lafayette St. “Darling De Martino, Christine “Chick 19S Malvern St. Gee Whiz Di Pefta. Peter “Porky 706 Clifton Ave. “I.eave me alone Di Giovanni, Ben “Tiny” 247 Ufayetle Si “Fa Napoli Dilorenzo, Lorraine “Lee” 117 Adams St. “Are you kidding? Ditzl, Margaret “Marge 66 Komorn St. “What do you think? Dolocheck, Walter “Wally” . . 42 Main St. “Oh! Nuts!” Drenkowski, Steve “Steve 198 Van Buren St. “What? Are you dreaming? Drew, Grace “Ducky 27 Esther St. “Oh, Gee Dubiel, Veronica “Ronnie” 220 Oliver St. Prune Duca, Angela “Dolly 47 Madison St. “Are you kidding? D’Uva, Leo “Leo Dziedzic, Edward “Dizzy” 269 New York Ave. “Oh Baby! Dziuban, Dorothy “Dot 38-1 Walnut St. “Gee! Eckert, Theresa “Terry” 101 Houston St. “Yeah” Elliott, Robert “Bobbie . 14S Polk St. “Cheese and Crackers Esposito, Isabel . “Kitten” 33 Pacific St. “Yeah! Navy Fallone, Louise “Lou 18 Monroe St. “Are you kidding? Farbaniec. Mary “ ip . 82-84 Pulaski St. What goes? Farah, Joseph “Joey 223 Lafayette Si. “Take it easy!” Fernicola, Rita “Chink . . .28 Warwick St. “A man! Ferreirinha, Marie “Farina 68 Monroe St. “Doo-La-La Fernandez, Elvira . “El 385 Adams St. “Prune Forlenza, Theresa “Terry” 57 Jefferson St. “Darn Kid” Franzo, Victoria “Vie 296 Pennington Court . “Gee Whiz Fritzinger, Shirley “Shirl 332 New York Ave. “Oh Fudge! Gazzio, Albert “Al” 283 Belmont Ave„ Belleville “Holy Mackerel Gennaro. Anna “Ann 11 Houston St. “It’s a sin. Gitter, Helena “Kitty” 229 South St. “Cheese and Crumbs Golej, Helen “Heleh” 15 Read St. Oh Yeah! Golowska, Steffie “Stevie 302 New York Ave. “Yeah?” Guidelly. Kores “Korky 254 Ferry St. “Well, what do you know?” Graham, Ella “Elly 210 Thomas St. “I bet so. Giordano, Josephine “Jo 108 Delaney St. “Oh my goodne� � ? Grassle, Edward “Brush 108 Brill St. . .“Are you kidding? Gruz, Josephine “Jo” 20 Fleming Ave. “O.K. llaid. La Verne “Shorty 81 Napoleon St. “Hello, girlie Haino, Chester “Chet” 20 llrrnion St. “Yockepehish Hakucha, Marion “Honey” 69 Magazine Si. “Honest? Hall, James “Sinatra 555 Ferry Si. “There, I said it again. . . NOTED FOR Handsomeness While bools Sweaters Shyness Flirting Singing Earliness lo school Teasing Making eye� Intelligence Quietness B. S.................... Red Hair ..... Skating Cute face Connoisseur women Active ways ............ Blue eyes ..... Pleasing smile Sports Beautiful eyes Wittiness Collecting Nickie’s awards Basketball School work Dancing Promptness Friendliness Dancing Exactness Quietness Hair Style Home Economics Helpfulness Worrying Boy friends Quiet chat Her diet Slick hair Happy-go-lucky Dancing feet Calmness Cute voice Voice HANGOUT Jack's Shoe Store Skating Rinks Maxie's St. Benedict's Jack and Charlie’s H. R. 101 W ildcat A. C. Avenue C and Mr. M. Adams' Mr. Smith's Office Lunch Room Sammy’s St. Aloysiu� ' Bowling Alleys Dreamland Arena Dura's Residence Everywhere ?????? H. R. 101 That's it. 69 Magazine Street Sammy’s Lunchroom Kappel's Store Park Movies Union H. R. 101 Recreation Hall H. R. 101 Magnolia Henny’s Recreation Hall Y. M. C. A. New York Avenue Post Office Football games Are you kidding? Candie's Doesn't hang Rockhfad's gang Doc’s Jack’s Jump Joint NAME Halvorsen, Evelyn Hencoski. Mary Hlalky. Daniel Hodgekingon, Mildred Illi� , Margaret Jarhyn. Cecilia Janarek. John Janusx, Stanley Kaligo, Sonia Kasper, Stephanie Kempczynski, Jean Knott, Madeline Kocur, Alfred Koslrzewski, George Kowaleski, Helen Kowalski, Helen Kretschmer, Helen Kurtz, Norman La Falce, Frances l.andolfi. Rita Latimer. Jane Lewandowski, Raymond Lihertazzo, Catherine Lippey, Charles Lisowicz, Irene Lozano, Lolita Lusquinos, Manuel MacNeill. Theodora Maciejewski. Barbara Mahr, Paul Malanda, Mary Manthey. Julian Marano, Joseph Marinaro, Salvatore Martins, Ameriro Martins. Olivia Martucci, Anna Maskevich. Mary Ann McClintock. Edith McNitsky, Lillian Mcmbiela, Eleanor Mignevirh. John Minatee, Helen Mirandi, Josephine NICK NAME “Lynn “Maruska “Danny” “Millie “Marge “Ceil “Jon “Stan “Sonny “Stephie “Chinky “Al “Georgie “Tip “Koco “Helen ...... “Tilt “Fran “Re “Janie “Ray “Kathy “Chuck “Renee “Lolly “Manny “Teddy “Bobi “Paul” .“Merry “Caesar “Joe” “Bags “Vespucci . “Livvy “Annie “Buzz “Eadie “Lil “Anita “Johnnie” “Min-a-tee “Jo .......... ADDRESS 28 Winans Ave. 81 Ann St. 94 Warwick St. 3 Roanoke Court 16 Barbara Si. 106 E. Kinney St. 96 Vermont Ave. 74 Brookdale Ave. 79 Jackson St. 20 Madison St. 378 ! afayette St. 267 Adams St. 116 Polk St. 61 I.ang St. 61 I,ang St. 164 Fleming Ave. 73 Columbia St. 158 Weequahic Ave. 335 Walnut St. 97 Malvern St. 82 Joseph St. 314 New York Ave. 81 Garden St. 261 Lafayette St. 28 Wheeler Point Road 160 Green St. 78 New York Ave. 85 McWhorter St. 212 Van Buren St. 99 Houston St. 188 South St. 121 Niagara St. 104 Ferry St. 216 Elm St. 281 Market St. 95 x i Prospect St. 63 Delancey St. 85 Astor St. 537 Market St. 58 Downing St. 94 McWhorter St. 94 Pulaski St. 478 Mulberry St. 371 Chestnut St. PERSONALITIES PET EXPRESSION “O. Johnnie “Golly crums What do I care? Schucks “Oh! Sugar “Fiddlesticks” “Too had “Umbriago “Ye Gads! “Let’s go. men!” “You don't say! What goes when the whistle blows? “Too bad “Gee! What’s next ? “Holy Mackerel “What’s it worth to you?” “Goodness ............... “Hey. Pecker “For goodness sakes “Dam it . Don’t fight! “What a bug! “Take it easy.” Shhh .................... “Sakes” “Gee. I don’t know.” “Try and get it! “Oh. gee!” “Oh. it’s beastly! “T.S.” “Yike “Ye gods Girls? “Holy Smokes “Shut up. ........ “You got 6ome nerve! “Are you kidding? “You like that, eh?” “Arc you kidding? “Ye gods!” Boy, oh, boy “You look sick!” “Really? What a shame! ................... NOTED FOR HANGOUT Personality In the closet Peanuts Doc’s Blue eyes Tiger Club House Humor McCrory’s Liking Sailors St. Benedict’s Singing Skinney Terrace English grammar St. Stephen's Club Wolf of llahne’s . Nat's Arguing .........Sammy’s Sports Sammy’s Braids Jack’s Golden tresses Knott's residence Quietness Rivoli Muscles .........Loew's Giggling Maxie's Blue eyes Mr. Z’s and Mickey's Banhlulness R. C. A. Intriguing look Sammy’s Intelligence Mt. Carmel Hot temper Home Friendliness ...... 85 Congress Street Sleepiness and laziness Sammy’s Smile Sammy’s Brown eyes His girl's house I’psweep Girls’ locker room Shyness Spanish School Homework Biliko A. C. Singing .........Hillside Flirting Sammy's Bluffing .........Park Green eyes . . Chimney’s Shyness Manthey’s Tardiness Bed Tiredness . . Lafayette and Monroe Weary ways Red Shield Shortness .........George's Beautiful hair Mr. Jannone’s H. R. Quietness (in school only) Dreamland Dancing “Y Giggling Sammy’s Roller skating . Dreamland Arena “Owl Henry's Big appetite Lunchroom Brains Home PERSONALITIES NAME NICK NAME ADDRESS RET EXPRESSION NOTED FOR HANGOUT Muccia. Viola “Sandy” 10S Nichol St. “Oh, you’re crazy! Blue eyes Room 101 Moncho, Angela “Chata” 72 Columbia St. “I’ll consider the request.” Dimples Sammy’s Moro-.ro. Beatrice Bea” 110 Madison St. “Gee, whiz!” Medical terms Hospital Morsew ich. Sonia . “Sonnie” 8 Merchant Place “Are you kidding?” Curly hair .? ? ? Munko. Anna “Annie” 55 E ter St. “Holy Cat� Dancing Girl friend’s Nauyoka . Bernard “Bernie” 113-Gotthard St. “Really? Sleeping Home Nicol. Delore “Dee 15 Hawrkin St. “Burns me up Boy friend� Any old Night (Hub Nobile. Rorro . “Rocky 61 Madison St. “Blur eye� ?” Football Maxie’s Noche. Anastacia “Ana ” 228 Murray St. “Maybe” Flirting Doc’s Nunes, Lucy “Lue 116 Adams St. “Stop it.” Cute laugh That’s it Olko. Evelyn “Lynn 92 Napoleon St. Gee whiz” Loveliness Rivoli Opanowicz, Arthur “Ope” 34 Herisler St. “Hey, Reevie Hi printing Nat’s Orzechowski. Helen “Helen” 79 Darcy St. “Goodness” Movie hound ? ? ? Ossowski, Helen “Skowski R.D. No. 2. Cranbury, N. J. “Oh. goodness!” Her temper Ko� Mith St. Comer Parelia, Josephine “Jo” 26 Warwick St. “Golly, Moses Giggling Mr. Jannone’s H. R. Papianni. John “Pep 137 Van Buren St. “Hello, Jatty Wavy hair Sammy � Pasternak. Arnold “Brooklyn Arnie 198 Broadway “Now. in Brooklyn we do things right.” Foreign Representative From Brooklyn Wonder where????? Pawlikowski. Ann “Ann 404 Walnut St. “Holy Crow Wavy hair Mr. Jannone's H. R. Pend irk. Olga “Ollie” 172 Fleming Ave. “Skip it Starving Movie’s Pendola. Casper “Casey 302 Walnut St. “Nuts Thrift I.oew’s Slate Pethalski. Frank “Snookey 210 Van Buren St. “Oh. Gee! Shyness Sammy's Petolino, Anna “Ann” 40 I'nion St. Holy Cow! Singing New York Piontek, Mirhael •Mik. 45 Napoleon St. “That’s life Hair comb Paramount “Dee” 117 New York Ave. “Don’t bother me.” Sailors Maxie's Plachcinski. Doris “Dodie 319 Hillside Ave. “Oh, my gosh” Giggling Joe’s Plaritella. Mirhael “Mike” 163 Jefferson St. “Keep Smiling” Friendliness Sammy's Pomaszczynski, Blanrhe “Birdie 37 Fillmore St. “Oh, crumps! Talking Casie’s Potomski, John “Drapey” 251 New York Ave. “What a bug! Drape shape Abbie’s Raab, Williette “Bill” 175 McWhorter St. Are you kidding?” Being happy Henry’s Reed. Edna “Ed” 232 Ferry St. “He’s so funny.” Laughing Joe’s Reevie, John “Lawson Kid 33 Wall Sr. Censored Blonde hair Ken’s Regal. Wanda “Windy 9 Fleming Ave. “I’ll see you.” Wavy hair Walter’s Rendziniak. Walterette “Wadz” 661 Market St. M- too Shyness Doesn’t hang Rispoli, Ann “Toni” 279 Walnut St. “Oh. my nerves!” Her sailor Board ship Rorke. Paul “Stokowi 5 Hawkins Court. “Ye, Gads!” Know ledge of classical music . . Concert Halls Rorke. Peter “Pete 5 Hawkins Court. “Victor Scholarship Innocencio’s Romak, Irene “Renee 315 New York Ave. “Oh boy Smiling Maxie's Ruhan, I .a Verne Alyre “Lee” 327 New York Ave. “Oh fudge” Nice eyes Kappel’s Ruff. Rol er1 “Bob” 168 Wilson Ave. “Yipes” Studying Library Saragino. Louise “Lou 192 McWhorter St. “Are you serious? Gaiety Doesn’t hang Sayer, Mary “Deb” 695 Hunterdon St. “Oh! you doll Smile Sammy’s Schmidt, Arline C. “Babe 15 Nairn Pluce “Say! Inexhaustible laughter Yeo Club NAME NICKNAME ADDRESS PERSONALITIES PET EXPRESSION NOTED FOR HANGOVT Schmidt. Catherine “Cathy 44 Marne St. “Wise up!” Temper That’s it Sinck, Dorothy E. “Done 6-4 e� t End Ave. “Oh. Johnny! Demurenes Sammy’ Slenis, France L. “Fran 89 Walnut St. “Yeo Driving Police Station Smola. Edward “Smoky 100 Chamber St. “Home, Sweet Home Khaki uniform Florida Smola, Thaddeu “Smoky 100 Chamber St. “That's through. Straight hair Uptown Spagna. Loui “Lou 818 South 14th St. Expressionless Absence of thought Deep secret Spiankow ki. Edward “Spinn 325 Elm St. “What’s the trouble? Sharp clothes Joe Martin’s Spychalftki, Eleanor “Jinx . . 74 Lang St. “I ain’t squealin' Her men Kappel’s and Glass Slipper Stachera. Jennie “Jen 19 Foundry St. “Okay Always laughing St. Aloysiu� Stachura. Olga “Oily 29 Mercer Sl„ Carteret. N.J. “Ah! Men! Willingness Mr. Stone’s private office Staniszewski. Edward “Eddie 271 New York Ave. “Oh. Brother His line ?????? Stefanelli. Lorraine “Steffy 11 Merchant Place “Aw, come on.” Dirty looks Dilorenzo's Residence Stepniak, Jane “Jay 29 Speedway Ave. “Don’t ay that. Shyne ? ? Maxie’s Strelecki, Edward “Strech 32 Marne St. “Tough Blue eyes West End Avenue Strox, Joseph “Joe 407 Walnut St. “Well. Naturally Absence of homework Kappel’s Szczepanski. Valeria “Val 438 Walnut St. “Oh. Golly” Shorty Kappel's Tamhurro, William “Bill 141 Ferry St. “Ye Gads Lover . . Lafayette and Monroe Sts. Tan ki, Regina A. “Reggie 115 Magazine St. “Stop it, I love it Her boyfriends Sammy’s Taylor. Faye “Fife 183 Pennington St. “Cut it out. Her cute eye Manhattan Terninko. Margaret “Marge 68 Napoleon St. “Heck, no” Blue eye . Girls Locker Room Tetar. Paul ..“Paul” 620 South 14th St. “Let’s not get nosey. Bub Corny jokes Skating Rink ® Thomas, Frank “Doc 152 Walnut St. “What’a ya selling? Having two first names All over Thompson, Edward “Tommy 675 Belmont Ave. “Where’s Dotty? Willingness RKO Proctor’s Tomkewich, Jean “Dusty” 126 Tirhenor St. “That don't cut no ice. Staring Hillside and Class Slipper Tomko, Ann “Honey 49 Barbara St. “Thai’s tough! Dancing eyes St. Benedict’s Tortoriello. Benny “Benny 245 Jefferson St. “Are you kidding? Dimples Adam's Uzzolino, Marie “Marie 51 Jackson St. “Oh ( ripe Joke Club “24” L'zzolino, Palmina “Palma 267 Adams St. “Pardon me.” . Dressing up Mr. Jannone's office Vasfailo, Mafalda “Fa Ida 278 E. Kinney St. “I Yi-Yi” Friendliness Rockhead’s gang Verdi, Charles . “Chuck” 75 Monroe St. “Stow it Bow lies Ferry St. Villas, Helen “Helen” 66 Monroe St. “Don’t say? Giddiness Ossining Volage. Eleanor “El lie” 100 Bruen St. “Leave me alone. Shyness Sammy’s Wagner, Veronica “Swarky” 10 Cortlandt St. “Jeepers Giggling Dreamland Skating Rink Waltz. Elaine “Blondie 39 Darcy St. “Take it away. I’ll buy bond . Blonde hair Sim’s Warzocha, Franci Gremlin” 57 Garrison St. “Holy Bazoo Blue Eye Lunchroom Wegrznek, Edmund “Eddie 116 Main St. “Gee Whiz Girls Maxie’s Wheeler. David F. “Senator 858 South 17th St. “1 don’t know. . Slowness Amiel’s Candy Store William , Alfred “Fert Si M tt St. “Gee Baby, ain’t I good to you?” Class discussion Jump Joint Wojriak, Lillian “Lil 29 Brill St. “Hot dogs! Swears Elks’ Woods, Elizabeth “Betty”. 249 South 18th St. “It really is!” Talking Home Yashulewicz. Eleanor “Candy” 10-62 Hawkin St. “Treat me right Dimples Club “24” Zahorowski, Jennie “Jen 27 Merchant St. “Nuts Doing homework Library Zabrodski, Blanche V. “Blanche 59 4 Brill St. “Go way closer.” Taunting Norman Sammy’s Zator� ki, Irene “Winky 20 Cortlandt St. “Oh Fish Collecting money Harry’s Zinn, Joseph “Lefty 355 Lafayette St. “Y ou’ll be surprised. Ba eball Pop’s EAST SIDE ALUMNI NEWS EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL, NEWARK. N. J. June 20. 1060 STARDUST GUIDE LILLIAN McNITSKY John Anello’s turning into a musical softie, and you can blame it all on a dynamic old gent called Paul Rocke. A few weeks ago. when Johnny was tooting at the Paladium, Rocke dropped in with a group of friends to watch the jive maestro do his fancy stuff on the saxaphone and watch Williette Raab beat it out on the ivories. As the music blasted louder and loud- er, his friends noticed that Rocke shud- dered. Concerned about his sensitive eardrums, they inquired if he wished to leave. He remained motionless in his chair. During the intermission, Rocke sud- denly rose. Marching up to Anello, he casually introduced himself. “Your music. I love it, he said; “but. if I may offer an opinion, your band is a trifle too loud and your vocalist is drowned out. Did Johnny toss him a you-tend- your-knitting-and-I'll-tend-to-mine an- swer ? He did not! He was so bowled over by the master's interest that the next day he rushed out and added ten new strings to his orchestra. His vocalist. Melody Lane, formerly Sonia Kaligo, is grateful for this trans- formation, but definitely! MINUTE GOSSIP Rosa Lee Clanton. Newark’s own ac- tress, has hired Blanche Zabrodiski to paint an oil portrait for a gift to ???? The trailer which Lillian Wojciak. Eleanor Yashulcwicz. and Carmel la Damiano used on dancing tours Is now used as a game room in Lil’s backyard. The following sign hangs above the door: Be it ever so stationary, there’s no place like home. Theodora MacNeill, who retired from the stage for a long-needed rest, will re- turn to sing “Ava Maria in a play written by Anna Petolino. The famous Ballet Master. Mr. X.. walked into an embarrassing situation when he checked in at the Paramount to stage the dance for a new musical. His wife. Barbara Maciejewski. and his former fiancee, Louise Saragino. are under contract to the same theater and are working on the same stage. WOMANS WORLD PETER ANDREATCH The Ladies Home Town News Club, of which Grace Addotta is president, will hold an afternoon social on the twenty-first of July. The refreshment committee of the club—Ethel Corbett. Louise Alliegro. and Marie Maskewich— will have charge and should be seen for tickets. Cooking classes opened yesterday with Margaret Teminko and Irene Lisowicz demonstrating some helpful pointers on that delicate subject, food. There were a large number of women present. A- mong those whose faces were familiar were Catherine Libertazzo. Kores Gui- delly. and Madeline Knott. The class lasted about two hours, which gave everyone a chance to try the recipes originated by Jane Stepniak and Vic- toria Franzo. Bang Up News STEPHEN DRENKOWSKI Chemists Mike Placitella and Olga Stachura with Chemical Engineers Rob- ert Ruff and Nick DeBartolomeis hit a new high yesterday when their labora- tory blew up. Aid was sent by a plane designed by Arthur Opanowicz and piloted by Frank Pcthalski with John Reevie as radio man. Air Stewardess Evelyn Olko assisted the nurses and doctors who were sent to help the injured. Nurses Lynn Hal- vorsen. Frances Warzocha. and Sonia Morsewich had a little trouble with air sickness, so Dietitian Hakucha was asked for advice. After recovering, Sonia Morsewich insisted that she could pilot a plane and wanted to prove it. Red Cross Workers Jean Arena, Eleanor Yolage. and Grace Drew finally persuaded her not to at- tempt it on an errand of mercy. The All-Out Ball was the event of the month, with fame of every magni- tude crowding the four walls. Models Lillian Cisco. Mary Farbaniec. and Helen Kowalski, dressed in the creations of Elizabeth Woods and Mary Sayer. drew covetous glances. And. of course. Comedian Linda Alves; Poet Bernard Navokas; the two buyers of Newark's fashions. Regina Tanski and Marv Ma- landa; Skaters Helen Orzechowski and Veronica Dubiel; Jean Tomkewich; and just about every one in town was present. All Around STEPHEN DRENKOWSKI Anthony Cuozzo. manager of the New York Yankees, announced today that Outfielder Rocco Nobile turned down an offer of $10 000 from the Yanks. Nobile insisted that he would rather play with Brooklyn. An up and coming minor league pitch- er who will be with the Cardinals next fall is Joe Zinn. One of the most powerful infields in major league today •'• that of the St. Louis Browns, consisting of a small but dangerous catcher Mike Behul. and third baseman. Bob Elliott. A snappy combination at second and short stop is Mario Alaimo and Peter DiPetta. All four are batting in the three hundreds. Business Watch Word EDITH McCLINTOCK On Monday. Josephine P.tcella and Margaret Ditzel are opening their Private Secretarial School for summer classes. Irene Zatorski, Jennie Zabor- owski. and Ann Rispoli are employed as their school clerks. Good luck to all! Walter Dolochek has gone into part- nership with Michael Piontck. who is known to be a good salesman. Their Real Estate Agency is doing extremely well, so they have employed a competent bookkeeper. Casper Pendola. who has assured them that he Is a good cashier. He is at his best when it comes to sub- traction and has guaranteed to keep the books straight. He must have been a student of the great mathematician. Matilda Codella Doris Pierre, Eleanor De John, and Lucy Nunes are the Agency's telephone operators. Jean Kempcznski is a very brave per- son. She is thinking of invading the History field. Miss Gilbert's popularity as a gym instructress probably inspired Charles Lippey and John Papianni to become Physical Education teachers. If you should happen to meet Do- rothy Sinck or Edith McClintock. please be careful to speak correctly. They are in the English Department at Rutgers University. Evidently Hazel Davis and Helen Minatee are excellent elementary teach- ers. They both have dozens of apples brought them by devoted pupils. Have you seen any of the many ad- vertisements which read. “The Poma- szeynski School for Pec-Yool-Yuh Per- sons? Remarkable, what ? how East Side has contributed to the advancement of civi- lization ! SE 10R CHORDS Grace Addotla—“Star Eye Mario Alaimo—“Man Affout Town Louise Alliegro—“Chick A-Chick A Boom Chick John Alon� o—“Mr. Lucky Me Pearl Alter—“Who Put That Look In Your Heart? Linda Alve —“Irresistible You Peter Andreatch—“I Walked In John Anello—“Put Your Dreams Away Rita Antidormi—“Do It Now Alice Bakos—“Just An Old Acquaintance Gloria Bauman—“She's The Sweetheart Of The Army Sophie Baxydlo “Sweetest Girl This Side Of Town Mike Behul—“Don’t Ever Change” Albin Bernot—“A Good Man Nowadays Is Hard To Find Olga Bertomeu—“You Are Always In My Heart” Julian Bivins—“Sheik Of Araby Clare Bogdanowicx “You’re A Sweet Little Headache Mary Bunda—“No Love. No Nothin’ Felice Camino—“Candy Anthony Capriglione—“What A Difference A Day Makes! Barney Capriglione—“Semper Paratus Tony Capriglione—“Something New Has Been Added Ruth Carr—“My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time Tony Carvalho—“I Fall In Love Too Easily Amelia Carvallaro—“Lovely Y’ou Gloria Carias—“How Many Hearts Have Y’ou Broken? Patsy Catena—“Farewell To Dreams Adeline Chessick—“There's Beauty Everywhere Lillian Cisco— Y’ou Make Me Dream Too Much Marie Casparino—“Can’t Help Singing Matilda Codella—“A Real Perfection Marie Collucci—“Can’t Get Out Of This Mood” Eleanor Collumb—“Y’ataty. Y’ataty, Yataty Louise Cooper—“Louise Ethel Corbett—“Always Anthony Cuoxxo—“Take It Easy” Rosa Lee Clanton—“Honeysuckle Rose Elixabelh Cunningham—“When Irish Eyes Are Smiling John Cxarnek—“The Dreamer Carmella Damiano—“Dancing In The Dark Lorraine Deegan—“My Silent Love Veronica Dubiel—“Skaters’ Waltx Eleanor De John— Thanks For The Memory Lorraine Dilorenxo—“Honey Song Mike Della Pia—“Happy Go Luck Walter Dolocheck—“Weary Blues Jean Darlak—“Sweet And Lovely Margaret Ditxl—“Eventually Comes Love Grace Drew—“My Shining Hour” Angelina Duca—“Y’ou Moved Right In” Haxel Davis—“If Y’ou’re But A Dream Nick De Bartolomeis—“Prince Charming Benny Di Ciovanni—“I Feel A Draft Coming Peter Di Petta—“Don’t Be Stupid, Mr. Cupid Christine Di Leo—“Our Beautiful Love Christine De Martino—“In The Middle Of Nowhere” Steve Drenkowski—“And So I Dream Leo D’Uva—“Any Day Now Dorothy Dxuiban—“Happy Again Theresa Eckert—“Wish You Were Waiting For Me” Robert Elliott—“Remember Isabell Esposito—“When Y’ou’re Love Has Gone Marie Ferreirinha—“More And More” Victoria Franxo— Time Waits For No One” Elvira Fernandex “I’m Making Believe Mary Farbaniec— I’m Dreaming Tonight Of My Blue Eyes” Theresa Forlenxa—“A Little On The Lonely Side Shirley Fritxinger—“No Letter Today Joseph Farah—“I Want Y’ou Louise Fallone—“I Love To Remember Rita Fernicola—“When He Comes Home Anna Gennaro—“Just The Way You Look Tonight Josephine Grux—“Cool, Calm, And Collected Kores Guidelly—“My First Love 72 S E 10 R CHORUS Albert Gudo—“Il'i Always You Edward Crassle—“Leave Us Face It” Josephine Giordano—“I Want To Dream” Helen Golej—“My Mother Told Me Stephanie Golowska—“Loving You” Ella Graham—“A Picture Of You Evelyn Halvorsen “Blowing The Blue Away Mildred Hodgekinson—“The Charm Of You” La Verne Haid “Jumping To The Juke Box Chester Haino—“Now I Know James Hall—“He’s My Guy Danny Hlatky—“Ju� t Dreaming Marion Hakucha—“I Love You Mary Hencoski—“The Love I Long For Margaret Illis—“AH The Things You Are John Janaeek—“Whispering” Cecilia Jachym—“Memories Of You Stanley Janusz—“Nobody Knows The Troubles I’ve Seen Helen Kretschmer—“Come W’ith Me My Honey Jean Kempczynski—“Counting On You Helen Kowalewski—1“You Excite Me Helen Kowalski—“This Love Of Mine Madeline Knott—“Like Someone In Love Steffie Kasper— “Going My Way George Kostrzewski— Exactly The Same As My Dream� Sonia Kaligo— She Bowls ’Em Over Alfred Kocur—“I’ll Come Bark Norman Kurtz—“Ju t You Wait And See Charles Lippey—“I Learned A Lesson I’ll Never Forget Rita Landolfi—“For You Alone Irene Lisowicz—“My Heart Tells Me Lolita Lozano—“Sweetheart Of All My Dreams Jane Latimer—“My Mamma Says, ’No, No’. Catherine Libertazzo—“Why Don’teha Ki� s Me? Manuel Lusquinos--“Who Wouldn’t Love You? Frances La Falce—“Every Night Is A Goody Night Ray Lewandoski—“It Had To Be You Theodore Mar Neill—1“Keep Singing Edith McClintock “Paper Doll Eleanor Memhiela— My Favorite Dream Anna Munko “Wralk A Little. Talk A Little Beatrice Moro co—“Nursey Barbara Mariejewski—“You Were Never Lovelier Lillian McNitsky—“I’m Confessin Mary Malanda “That Soldier Of Mine” Josephine Mirandi—‘You’re So Sweet To Remember” Olivia Martins “You’re Too Good” Ann Martucci—“Forget Me Not In Your Eyes Viola Moccio—“Lady Be Good Sonia Morsewich—“Hi, Beautiful Mary Ann Maskevich—“I've Got A Heart Full Of Love Joseph Marano—“Bring On The Girls Helen Minatee—“Y'ou’d Be Nice To Come Home To Angela Moncho—“Pin-Up Girl Julius Manlhey—“You Look Wonderful Sal Marinaro—“On A Cloud Americo Martins—“Wonderful One” Paul Mahr— This Heart Of Mine John Mignevich—“Just Call Me A Doctor Dolores Nirol—“Every Soldier Has An Angel At His Side Anastaria Noche—“You Belong To My Heart Bernard Nauyokas—“Ain’t Misbehavin’ Lucy Nunes—“Best Of All” Rocco Nobile—“I Dream Of Jeanie” Arthur Opanowicz—“Don’t Fence Me In Helen Orzechowski—“Secretly Helen Ossowski—“The Lass With The Delicate Air” Evelyn Olko—“The Dream Of Dreams Doris Plachcinski—“Slightly Sentimental John Papianni—“I Dream Of You Olga Pendick—“Accentuate The Positive Casper Pendola— Girls Don’t Mean A Thing Mike Piontek - “You’re Gonna Change Your Mind Blanche Pomaszczynski—“I’ll Be Seeing You Josephine Pacella—“In The Spirit Of The Moment 73 snnii: chorus Ann Pawlikowtki— I Want To Live And Love Doris Pierre—“Moonlight Becomes You” John Potomski—“After Awhile” Anna Petolino—“Not So Quiet, Please Frank Pethalski—“I’ve Got That Old Feeling Mike Plaritella—“Angelina” Arnold Pasternak—“Tree Grows In Brooklyn” Edna Reed—“Dark Eyes” Walterettc Rendsiniak—1“You Dear One” Anna Rispoli—“She’s No Trouble” Irene Romak—“A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Wanda Regal—“Day After Tomorrow Williette Raab—“Without A Song” Robert Ruff—“Time Alone Will Tell” Peter Rocke—“To Have And To Hold” Paul Rocke—“Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life John Reevie—“Slender, Tender, And Tall La Verne Ruban—“I Wonder Eleanor Spychalski—“Keep Your Powder Dry” Jane Stepniak—“You’re Perf” Arline Schmidt—“Oh, You Beautiful Doll Catherine Schmidt—“Temptation Jennie Stachera—“Open Up That Door” Frances Slenis—“There Will Never Be Another You Dorothy Sinck—“I’ve Got A Happy Feeling” Mike Shramowat—“Look The Other Way Thaddeus Smola—“I Don’t Want Anybody At All Lorraine Stefanelli—“Meet Me In St. Louis” Mary Sayer—“Mary Is A Grand Old Name” Louis Spagna—“In A Moment Of Madness” Edward Spiankowski—“My Little Brown Book” Edward Staniszewski—“Is It The Girl?” Joe Stror—“Between Two Loves Valeria Sezepanski—“I Dood It” Fay Taylor—“The Very Thought Of You” Benny Tortoriello—“What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?” Margaret Terninko—“Gobs Of Love For The Navy” Jean Tamkiewicz—“Easy To Love Regina Tanski—“It Had To Be You” Ann Tomko—“How Sweet You Are! Frank Thomas- “At Last” William Tamburro— Too Much In Love” Paul Tetar—“Beginning To See The Light” Eddie Thompson—“I’m Stepping Out With A Dream. Palmina Uzzolino—“ S Wonderful” Eleanor Volage—“She’s A Girl A Man Can Dream Of” Helen Villas-“Think Of Me” Mafalda Vasfailo—“Who’ll Take My Place When I’m Cone? Charles Verdi—“It’s Just A Matter Of Time” Lillian Wojeiak—“A Heaven For You Frances Warzocha—“A Journey To A Star Elizabeth Woods—“On The Sunny Side Of The Street Vera Wagner—“Settin’ On The Old Settee Elaine Waltz—“Strawberry Blonde” Edmund Wegrzynek—“Have I Stayed Away Too Long?” Alfred Williams—“I’ll Walk Alone David Wheeler—“I’ve Got Blonde Trouble” Eleanore Yashulewicz—“Angels Do Leave Heaven” Jennie Zaborowski—“You’re A Wonderful Baby Irene Zatorski—“How Little We Know Blanche Zabrodski—“I’ll Get By Joseph Zinn—“Why Don’t You Fall In Love With Me?” Our Freshman Days—“Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” Our Mischievous Days—“If Mother Could Only See Us Now Our Days At East Side—“A Good Time Was Had By All Independence Park—“Starlight Avenue” Graduation Night—“There’ll Be A Jubilee” Senior Class—“At The End Of The Road” Teachers—“Bye For Now” Senior “A Boys—“Follow Your Uncle Sam” Mr. Grubel—“Experiment Perilous Mr. Jannone—“Cooking With Gas” 74 75 CLASS OF JANUARY. 1946 CLASS OF JANUARY, 1946 CLASS OF JUNE, 1947 CLASS OF JANUARY, 1947 CLASS OF JUNE, 1946 CLASS OF JANUARY, 1948 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB BOYS’ GLEE CLUB JUNIOR RED CROSS CLASS OF JUNE, 1948 Senior “A” Dance Committee Senior “A ' Prom Committee 89 Honor Society Photo Patrons 90 Announcer Staff Latin Club 91 BASEBALL TEAM ARCHERY CLUB TRACK TEAM 92 LITERARY CLUB HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS 93 LIBRARY CLUB DANCE ORCHESTRA BAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 94 Phone MArket 3-0983 LEWIS FLOWER SHOP Flowers For Every Occasion 146 POLK STREET NEWARK 5, N. 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