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

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JOHN GAMBLE 656 South Eighteenth Street A little nonsense now anti then is relished by the wisest men. BARBARA JEANNE GRAY 296 West Bigelow Street A loving heart is the very beginning of all knowledge. ANN ELEANOR CERRITY 27 Hawkins Street Here, now, is friendship. LORRAINE GRUSKOS 265 New York Avenue Silence is golden. MICHAEL JOHN GIANNONE 429 Walnut Street He is one of the quiet type, whose nature never varies. DOROTHY MAE HALL 42 Clinton Place Mild of manner, and gentle Is she of heart. 14

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o WILLIE MAE DICE 176 Chestnut Street A friend to all who know her. MICHAEL E. DYMINSKI 35 Garrison Street A regular fellow and a very good friend. ALICE ESTEVES 22 Monroe Street A cheerful smile, and a friendly way. PATRICK JOSEPH FANCERA 148 Delaney Street He is not too quiet, nor is he too bold; He is just the type for fun. we’re told. FORREST F. FERGUSON 47 Hawkins Street The tree of knowledge flourishes behind his garden walls. THERESA FERNICOLA 338 Elm Street Pleasant, neat, and always very, very sweet.

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JOAN ANN HENSON 11 Myrtle Avenue aughing always, and full of fun is she. ELEANOR T. JANKOWSKI 510 Ferry Street This girl, we know, has an excellent plan, since she’s betrothed to a very special man. ALEXANDER S. KURZAWA 31 Cortland Street Men of few words are the best men. ROBERT KULINSKI 93 Houston Street I may be quiet, now and then- RICHARD HARRIS 113 Hawkins Street A friend to all, and foe to none. ARNOLD WAYNE KRESGE 3 Roanoke Avenue A nicer boy is very hard to find, since he’s both shy and quiet, and never unkind.