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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

THE ____I___ JANUARY I 1959 TORCH Published Semi-Annually by The Students of East Side High School • New ark, THE T o R C H Januarq 1959 Neu Jersey • August Jannarone CLASS ADVISER Jessie C. Crummif CLASS COUNSELOR 5 Senior Home Room Advisers Department Chairmen Eleanor M. Bloomfield Englilh Dr. Gilbert Kahn Buvncis and Secretarial Faculti) Kathryn Alexander Elizabeth Helen Balcerski Best Bartncr Lawrence W. Bloch Paul P. Bogatko Albert Brclsford 'Mr .) Armcllino I Mrs.) (Mr .) (Mr .) Social Studio Physical Education Art Physical Education Clerk Home Economics Business Morris A. Brinn Science Lillian T. Brotman (Mr .) Secretariat Arnold I. Burstcin Dr. John Cavkchia Spanish Mathematics Catherine A. Cleary Mathematics (retired) John R. Coffey English Margaret Coppola Mrs. I Home Economics Jessie C. Crummy Anthony M. Sarah Danzis Loren L. Davis Agnes A. Davitt Sadi A. Do Leon Lorraine Del Turco Health D’Andrea Teacher Clerk Social Studies Librarian (Mrs.. Secretarial Science (deceased) Science Nicholas E. Walter R. Beatrice Dornbusch Margaret M. William S. fast Charles F. Fisher William B. Fisher DiNardo Donaldson (Mrs.) Eisenberg (Mrs.) Business Art Science Music Social Studies Physical Education Science Sydney L. Flamm Cornelius E. Edith Graham Marilyn Griffith Ruth M. Gronhcit Charles L. Grubcl Bernard Hailperin Mathematics Flanagan Home Economics Clerk Science Science English Technical (retired) January, 1959 Dorothy Homer Musk Murray Mccht Business Samuel T. Heeht Business Seymour C. Heck English I transferred I John F. Hondlcr Business Louis A. Horwitx Physical Education Thomas P. Hunt English August Jannaronc Technical Anthony V. Jannonc Secretariat Harold M. Jay English Jesse Jeffries Science Margaret Jcsscn Moses Karman Librarian Mathematics Marie C. Kelly Mrs. i Secretarial George M. Kessler Dr. Milton Kosslor Lloyd Kingsley Freda G. Kirsch Lillian Kolbert Social Studies Social Studies Technical IMrs.l IMrs.i Teacher Clerk English Eva Z. Kroxscr (Mrs. I' Health Norma P. Leitch (Mrs.) Health Iretircd) Beniamin S. Leon Business Leonard Lumb Maybclle P. Lynch Mathematics Social Studies l retired) Mary E. Macintosh English Miehael S. Camille S. Bert Robert Magistro Malbrock Manhoft Technical (Mrs.) Physical Education Physical Education Patrick M. Arlinc R. Marsh, Marion Mataraxxo Marchcsani R. N. iMrs.l iMrs.i Technical Nurse English John T. McHugh Marsha Milkin Social Studies Physical Education Richard A. Miller Herbert Moore Technical English Engelbert J. Anthony Paluch Carolyn T. Parm Arthur J. Poiyjn Frances R. Edward A. Posner Dr. Irving S. Price Neumayer Technical 'Mrs.' Science Pollack (Mrs.' Social Studies English English Clerk Secretarial Ellen C. Richard Angelo A. Edward Sal Laura F. Schcftcr J. Jerome Canio M. Scoca William C. Scott Secretarial Rosamllia Business 'Mrs.' Schlosscr Business Counselor Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Walter Siegwarth Technical Daniel D. Singer Nellie M Smith Social Studies Secretarial Iris Sosna i Mrs.' Home Economics Fred E. Spann Physical Education Irving D. Springer Business Adam M Stanislawczyk Latin lift. Howard G. Stintsman Technical o Elisabeth Stiller | Mrs. I Art Fannie E. Stcrbens (Mrs.) Pianist Chalmers K. Stewart English s Elcanorc M. Swykowski Mathematics L Frank V. Tansev Technical Arnold Teixeira Technical Vincent P. Trunk Israel Tumin Stephen P. Jessie C. Wagoner Emily G. Wilder Morris Zevin English Social Studies Vanderhoot English Music Science Ion furlough! Technical (on furlough) NOT PICTURED Eliiabcth Kelly Mathematics Lillian Ritter i Mrs. I Secretarial Selma Schulman English Richard D. Testa English Edward Acosta 255 Elm Street And. Oh! he had that merry glance That seldom lady's heart can resist. Altino Morais Almeida 47 Houston Street Quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Marlene May Auchter 11 7 Magazine Street This is Art's truth, and eternal Reason. Which from beauty takes its dress— Geraldine Margaret Augustine 93 Vi Prospect Street A bending staff I would not break A feeble faith I would not shake. William Arrington 296 Camden Street Tis the voice of sluggard I hear him complain; You've waked me too soon, I must slumber again. Margaret Azivedo 167 Lafayette Street That neither in my heart nor my outward eye Envy the great or the lowly despise. 12 Evangclina Aznar 1 20 Union Street The joy of youth and health her eyes display’d. And case of heart her every look conveyed. Carol Ann Bicksha 233 Ferry Street The true ambition, there alone resides. Where justice vindicates and wisdom guides. William James Bartell 1 34 Jackson Street Politeness is to do and say The kindest thing in the kindest way. Millie Mary Berenguer 210 Elm Street Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes Soft as her clime, and sunny as her skies. John Theodore Brych 63 Mott Street How happy is he horn and taught. That serveth not another’s will— Joseph Manuel Busto 302 Walnut Street Content is wealth, the riches of mind; And happy is he who can such riches find. 13 George Caldcira. Jr. 159 Polk Street Whatever comes, let's be content with all: Among God's blessings there is no one small. Beatrice Callahan 1 53 Union Street Such blue inner light from her eyelids outbroke. You looked at her silence and fancied she spoke. Rita Calico 267 Elm Street True happiness is to no spot confined. If you preserve a firm and constant mind. Leroy Raymond Crawford 27 Rivcrview Terrace Slim and fall and friendly to all. Anthony Frank Campanaro 413 East Kinney Street Imagination is not a talent of some men But is the health of every man. Mary Ann Chigas I 1 Merchant Place The rising blushes, which her cheek o'er-spread. Are opening roses in the lily's bed. M Frank Angelo Cullari 120 Prospect Street With emphasis and also good sense— He danced without theatrical pretence. George Davis 3 Riverview Court Our characters arc the result of Our conduct. John Manuel Da Costa 48 Jefferson Street As the roving stone gathers no moss. So the roving heart gathers no affection. Mary Ann Elizabeth Di Nicolas 1494 Force Drive, Mountainside In small measure life may perfect be; In small proportions wc just beauty Rosemarie Connie D’Alessio 173 Delaney Street And her dark eyes—how eloquent! Ask what they would, ’twas granted. Joseph A. Dominguez 144 Union Street A silent, shy, peace-loving man. He seemed no fiery partisan. Kathleen Dooley 80 Elm Street Give me kind Heaven a private station, A mind serene for contemplation. Joseph Thomas Ferrigno 69 Magazine Street Happy the man, of mortals happiest be. Whose quiet mind from vain desires is free. James Arthur Fife BQ Cortland Street Whatever creed be taught or land be trod, Man's conscience is the oracle of God. Joseph Thomas Enik 346 New York Avenue By constant exercise one develops freedom of movement for virtuous deeds. Myrna Rose Feinhals 56 Hawkins Street A wordless music, and face so fair Stirred her dream As rose-leaves with the air. Elaine Gail Foley 45 Lentz Avenue There is a garden in her face, A heavenly paradise is that place. 16 Gerald J. Ford 177 Pennington Street ,n easy-minded soul and always was. Ji Julia Bell Grant 39 Austin Street The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. Kenneth Dewey Greene 153 Emmet Street Great truths are portions of the soul of man; Great souls are portions of eternity. Judith Ann Hartman 7 Hawkins Court Calm with every thought. Inspired by every grace— Andre Carl Haug 83 Lang Street You hear that boy laughing?—You think he's all fun; But the angels laugh, too. at the good he has done. Evelyn Hickson 9 Riverview Court I have a heart, with room for every joy. 17 Mary Ann Dolores Hodkowski I 33 Seth Boyden Terrace Be good, sweet maid, and let them who will be clever; Do noble things, not dream them, in that vast forever. Joyce Ann Hornlg 408 Layfayctte Street Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flower. Janet Ann Kasscy 92 Pulaski Street A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good-natured. Essie Kinsey 35 Ogden Street A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Michael Anthony lachio 98 Wilson Avenue Around the mighty master came The marvels which his pencil wrought. Barbara Ann Kovalinas 2 Hawkins Court Some ladies' judgment in their fcaturos lies And all their beauty sparkles from their eyes. 18 Jadwiga M. Kozimor 299 New York Avenue Be to her virtues very kind, Be to her faults a little blind Daniel John Lcmos 236 Walnut Street Keep up appearances; there lies the test; The world will give thee credit for the rest. Norman J. Lewis 3 Roanoke Court Speech is silver, silence is golden. Michael Edward Liszcwski 67 Merchant Street To him no high, no low, no great, no small; He fills, he bounds, connects and equals all! Willie Matthew Kreps 30 Monmouth Street Thou wisely careless, innocently gay, Cheerful he played the trifle. Life, away. Allan George Kutyla 71 Bethany Road. Hazlct Few boys arc born with talents that excel. But all arc capable of doing well. 19 Francis Albert Maloney 208 Vi Third Street He was carefree and pleasant to Carol Ann Marek 86 Pulaski Street Conversation, in its better part. May be esteemed a gift and not an art— Angela M. Mclchiorre 160 Clifford Street If to her share some female errors fall Look on her face, and you’ll forget them all. Joseph John Mcndcs 327 Hillside Avenue, Hillside He is a Gentleman, because his nature Is kind and affable to every creature. 20 Richard Martinez 11 I North Seventh Street By harmony our souls are swayed. By harmony the world was made. Gary Philip Naftalis 57 Renner Avenue Presence of mind and courage in distress. Are more than armies to procure success. Celeste Marie Naia 82 Pacific Street Her charms unadorned by garland or gem Yet fair as a lily just plucked from its stem. Robert John Nieratko 146 Fleming Avenue Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it. Carol Ann Nottc 12 Prospect Row She dances like an angel. Hazel Ann Petrucclli 575 Hawthorne Avenue Her bright smile haunts me still. Salvatore Thomas Pctruzzi 82 Jackson Street From toil he wins his spirits light. From busy day the peaceful night— Barbara Ann Pierson 59 Merchant Street Now the red wins upon her cheek, Now white with crimson closes— 21 Joanne Policastro 350 New York Avenue When desire doth bear the way. The heart must rule, the head obey. Marina Romay 209 Ferry Street A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Kathryn Carolyn Policastro 314 Lafayette Street Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare And beauty draws us with a single hair. Patrick Angelo Roxxo 67 Pacific Street A courage mightier than the sun— You rose and fought and. fighting, won! Michael George Prignano 85 McWhorter Street Man's work is to labor and leaven As best he may on earth and in heaven. Linda Katherine Rupp 98 Gotthart Street Maidens must be mild and meek. Swift to hear and slow to speak. 22 Angclc B. Saveikas 24 Wall Street A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Diana Margaret Schwarz 327 New York Avenue Your laughing lips, and roguish eyes. Makes you a red-haired angel in dis-guise. Gail Katherine Schncgelbcrgcr 4 I Garrison Street The fairest garden in her looks. And in her mind the wisest books. Frank Everett Scholz 251 New York Avenue You are not only good yourself, but the cause of goodness in others. Philip S. Scibilia 1 37 Prospect Street Who friendship with a knave has made Is judged a partner in the trade. Carolyn D. Scrratelli 39 Valley Street A beautiful maiden moved down in the dance With the magic of motion and sunshine of glance. 23 Benny Sierra 59 Ferguson Street Business dispatched is business well done, But business hurried is business ill done. Priscilla Ann Silvcira Joan Victoria Skiengel 46 Lexington Street When nature's happiest touch could add no more Heaven lent an angel’s beauty to her face- 48 Hawkins Street Beware of her fair hair, for she excels All women in the magic of her locks. Mary Ann Helen Spager 525 Mulberry Street I know a maiden fair to see. She can both shy and friendly be. Gloria J. Sparrow 109 Seth Boyden Terrace Good humor only teaches charms to last. Still makes new conquests and maintains the past. Joseph John Spcziale 30 Calumet Street Tranquility! thou better name. Than all the family of Fame. Martin Joseph Spiclman 1 Roanoke Court Man is his own star; and that the soul can Be honest, is the only perfect man. Joan Marie Staff Edi,h Ann Tarl0' 145 Wilson Avenue 19Vi Es.hr St,« Charm « a sort of bloom on a woman. « “ � « � -o walk w.th. . , .. -nv. And witty to talk with. If you have I� . you don t need any thing else. Robert Charles Tomexyk 13 Crestwood Avenue. Belleville To be happy here is Man s chief end. For to be happy he must needs be good. Pauline Travitt 3 Riverview Court And even while fashion's brightest arts decoy, The heart will ask distrustingly if this be joy. Maria Dolores Trueba 103 Union Street Fairest and best is she Whose virtue is humility. Mildred Tucker 198 Thomas Street Tap. you siren of melody soft and sweet Tap. while I follow your tireless feet. Kathleen Van Riper 1 Riverview Court Through the sunset of hope. Like the shapes of a dream. What Paradise islands of glory gleam! Anthony Joseph Velardo 281 Adams Street Nature magically suits a man to his fortunes. Making them the fruit of his character. Kenneth Harold Williams 274 West Kinney Street His merry spirit seems our comrade yet. Marcy Ann Wichowski 108 Fleming Avenue Her air. her manners, all who saw admired; Courteous though coy. and gentle though retired— Juanita Williams 50 Treacy Avenue The great mind knows the power of gentleness. Only tries force because persuasion fails. Do you remember February of 1955? We entered, at that time, a new phase of life. Over 200 of us were received at East Side Commercial and Technical High School, in a newly constructed auditorium, as the 9B students. We became acquainted with a new school routine which was to become a part of our daily lives. The first summer passed and we returned to both joy and sadness. Although we had been here but a short while, everyone had come to know and honor Michael A. Windus. our football coach, and his death on October 7. 1955 was a great shock to all of us. In December, under the supervision of Mr. Jannarone. our class adviser, we held our first class meeting. Sports and other activities were patronized by many, and one of our earliest discovered athletes. Patsy Rozzo, attended an honorary dinner at the Essex House on January 9. 1956. Our class had decreased, since a new count recorded only 180 Sophomore B’s. Our school’s name was shortened and we were now attending. simply. East Side High School. A great tragedy had befallen the school on October 23. 1956. Dr. Henry A. McCracken, our principal, passed away. Everyone felt a deep sorrow, and in our hearts we thanked him for everything he had done for us. With the death of Dr. McCracken. Mr. Griffiths, our vice-principal, was acting principal until February. 1957. when Mr. A. Walter Ackerman, a former East Sider. was appointed to fill the principalship. He received a warm welcome and we wished him the best of everything for the future. Our Junior year brought a change in our class activities. We held our first elections and the officers, who were to serve the entire year, were; James Fife, President; Judy Hartman. Vice President; and Jo Ann Zentz. Secretary and Treasurer. We received our school rings this term and wore them with pride. The first class dance. Rhapsody in Blue , took place on May 10. 1957 and. as expected, proved a big success. To cope with the money problem, we sold Christmas cards and gift wrappings. 28 Mr. Ackerman announced a change in Senior Day. eliminating the stage show, and making it more formal in order to recognize the true meaning of that day. On January 10. 1958. we held our second dance. “Fantasy in Frost was a real winter wonderland dance. And. when January 24 came, we had a surprise in store for us . . . Final Examinations. The Senior Year began with the election of new officers: Frank Scholz. President; Roy Crawford. Vice President; Mary Ann Di Nicolas. Secretary, and Evangelina Aznar. Treasurer. In March our Senior girls displayed-their athletic skill in a basketball game with the women teachers, but unfortunately they lost 28-21. to their elders. Our proudest day in school was Senior Day on April 18. 1958. We were recognized as Seniors and also were given custody of the Torch of Knowledge. The happiest day of our social lives was that of our Senior Prom, which was held on May 2. Stardust filled everyone's eyes as we dined and danced in the Oxford Room, at Essex House. It was. surely, an unforgettable night, especially for Gail Schnegelberger and Charles Knehr who were elected Queen and King of the Ball. On June 3. we relived the famous past at our Roaring 20’s dance. The appearance of some of our girls made one wonder if it really was 1958. And so. with the termination of summer, our final term began. We held our final dance, the 12A Hop , on October 17. On Senior Day. November 21. we were hosts to the new 1 2B class who were recognized as Seniors, and who received the Torch of Knowledge from us. Our final days were heralded by the Farewell Dance which was held on January 23. We bid each other and the school farewell, and thanked everyone for four wonderful years of study and pleasure. On January 28. 1959. we received our diplomas and. ceremonies over, proceeded from the auditorium to greet the friends and relatives who had joined us on this festive occasion. As we left the building we realized we would never again return as carefree students. 29 MOST SCHOLARLY Carol Bieksha William Bartdl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST AMBITIOUS Gail Schnegelbergcr James Fife Gail Schnegclberger ;o� eph Ferrigno MOST CHARMING MOST COURTEOUS Joan Staff Joseph Monies Diana Schwarz Michael lachio MOST POPULAR Judith Hartman Leroy Crawford NEATEST Marcy Wichowtki Daniel Lcmos DID MOST FOR CLASS Jo Ann Zcotz Michael Liszewski MOST CAREFREE Evangelina Aznar John Da Cotta MOST ATTRACTIVE Angela Melchiorre Patty Roxzo GREATEST DREAMERS MOST SOPHISTICATED BEST DRESSED Janet Kattcy Francis Maloney Essie Kintey Kenneth Williams Angela Melchiorre Daniol Lemos 30 MOST WANTED TO DATE Mill Berenguer Patsy Rozzo NICEST SMILE Hazel Pctrucclli Patsy Rozzo PRETTIEST EYES Evangclma Aznar Robert Tomezyk BEST DANCERS Carol Notto Frank Collar. POLL MOST SHY Elaine Foley Joseph Dominguez MOST QLIIET Elaine Foley Joseph Dominguez BEST ARTISTS Marlene Auchfcr Kenneth Willijms MOST MUSICAL Evangclina Aznar Andre Haog MOST ROMANTIC MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING Mary Ann Hodkowski Millie Berenguer Anthony Vclardo Patsy Rozzo Angela Mclch.orro BEST COMEDIANS MOST TALKATIVE MOST FLIRTATIOUS Gloria Sparrow John Brych Marina Remay Michael lachio Millie Berenguer jo vi Da Costa 31 Senior f5 p « — p f? 1 $ _ J' jT i ' ■ 'V - ' 41 v a%' • - i -■ ___c n . . n ‘ � ■• •••, ■ • - ' •% uv, =-. j . :r = 1 The Senior Prom! It was a night we had all dreamed of since we were Freshmen! Walking into the Oxford Room of the Essex House on the evening of May 2. 1958, escorted by a handsome gentleman or escorting a lovely lady, we experienced many emotions. The soft music and dimmed lights added to our feelings. The girls looked lovely wearing yards and yards of chiffon and lace. The corsages they wore were the loveliest ever seen. With tiaras crowning their heads, each and every girl looked like a story-book princess. The gentlemen seemed extra-handsome on this festive occasion. Instead of the usual slacks and sport shirts, they had donned white dinner jackets, black striped trousers, and plaid bow ties. Fitting dress for a formal dinner, indeed! After everyone had arrived and had been seated, dinner was served The menu included grapefruit supreme, consomme, a choice of roast chicken or baked halibut, potatoes, peas and carrots. We finished the meal with Essex log and tea. coffee, or milk. Dinner being over, several couples rose either to dance or to take pictures which recorded not only our images but memories as well. Our evening was fleeting. The hours went as minutes, minutes as seconds, and time sped off into eternity. At the stroke of 1 1 :00 p.m. selecting the King and Queen began. This selection was based on the couple's appearance, personality, and poise. After much deliberation by the judges. Gail Schnegelberger and her escort. Charles Knehr. were chosen King and Queen. Three other couples were picked as their court. They were Carol Marek and Michael Liszewski. Priscilla Silveira and Wayne Kresge. and Angie Aznar and Bob Kulinski. Once again the music began, but our Prom had come to an end Soon the ballroom would be empty but the evening had only begun. The destination of most of the Seniors was New York City where many went to the Hawaiian Room, and others to the Latin Quarter, or Copacabana. Quickly, much too quickly, the hours went by. In the wee hours of the morning we hastened home, our arms laden with souvenirs we would treasure for the rest of our lives as remembrances of the night we spent in Stardust. Stardust, our Prom! VA hat Would Happen If Edward Acosta.................................didn't tell jokes? Altino Almeida.....................suddenly become talkative? William Arrington .... didn’t have a smile all the time? Marlene Auchter......................wasn’t such a good friend? Geraldine Augustine...........................didn't go steady? Margaret Azivedo.........................stopped chewing gum? Evangelina Aznar..............................wasn’t such a flirt? William Bartell................................wasn’t so quiet5 Millie Berenguer.................................cut her hair? Carol Bieksha........................................was noisy? John Brych...............................wasn’t such a comedian? Joseph Busto.........................didn't flirt with the girls? George Caldeira......................................got taller? Beatrice Callahan..................................didn't pout? Rita Calleo.....................................had blonde hair? Anthony Campanaro....................................was short? Mary Ann Chigas............................didn't go with Fitz? Leroy Crawford...................wasn’t an all around athlete? Frank Cullari .............................wasn’t a lot of fun? John Da Costa . . didn’t have a witticism for every occasion? Rosemarie D'Alessio..................didn't have black hair? George Davis.........................wasn’t so nice and quiet? Mary Ann Di Nicolas........................didn't go with Sluggo? Joseph Dominguez..............................wasn’t so quiet? Kathleen Dooley...............................wasn’t so scholarly? Joseph Enik...................................wasn't big No. 90? Myrna Feinhals.............................didn't work so hard? Joseph Ferrigno............................wasn't good looking? James Fife.................................didn't go to Europe? Elaine Foley..................................wasn’t so shy? Gerald Ford.............................made himself known? Julia Grant..................didn't get along with everyone? Ken Greene.......................wasn’t on the football team? Judy Hartman .... didn't scream during a speed test? Andre Haug..............................didn’t make All-State? Evelyn Hickson...................was a more colorful person? Mary Ann Hodkowski...................didn't like a certain boy? Joyce Hornig............................had stayed at Central? Mike lachio......................forgot how to play football? Janet Kasscy.....................didn't make the front page? Essie Kinsey..................................didn't wear heels? Barbara Kovalinas................wasn't crazy about Albert? Jadwiga Kozimor..................i. wasn’t so meticulous? Willie Kreps..................................wasn't so tall? Allan Kutyla.....................� . didn't have his own car? Daniel Lemos . . . didn't ride a bicylc on Union Street5 Norman Lewis........................came to school more often? Michael Liszewski..................failed to collect class dues? Francis Maloney.....................remembered to take attendance? Carol Marek . . . stopped talking long enough to breathe? Richard Martinez.......................................lost his trumpet? Angela Melchiorre . looked less attractive driving her Caddy? Joseph Mendos................................forgot how to pitch? Gary Naftalis...................................wasn’t so studious? Celeste Naia.................................. wasn't so short? Robert Nieratko....................................was less of a wit? Carol Notte....................hadn't already planned to marry? Hazel Petrucelli................................forgot how to smile? Salvatore Petruzzi......................wasn’t scolded each day? Barbara Pierson..............................forgot how to blush? Joanne Policastro...............................................was less pleasing? Kathryn Policastro......................wasn't such a nice girl? Michael Prignano..................wasn’t such a nice dresser? Marina Romay.................................stopped playing cupid? Patsy Rozzo..................didn’t make the swimming team? Linda Rupp...................didn't work for the Newark News5 Angelc Saveikis..........................................wasn't polite? Gail Schnegelbergcr . . . had to change her pixie hair cut? Frank Scholz........................remembered to read the Bible? Diana Schwarz................................didn't have red hair? Philip Scibilia......................................wasn't so neat? Carolyn Serratelll................................didn’t have blue eyes? Benny Sierra....................................wasn’t so brilliant? Priscilla Silveira...................................wasn't so pretty? Joan Skiengel . . hadn't been found in a 12 “B” H.R.? Gloria sparrow.....................wasn't such a comedienne5 Joseph Spcziale.........................didn’t have wavy hair? Martin Spiclman...................was as studious as he looks? Joan Staff...........................................wasn’t engaged? Edith Taylor.............................................didn't drive? Robert Tomczyk.......................did his own home work? Pauline Travitt...................was hard to get along with? Marie Trueba...................didn't go out with a certain guy? Mildred Tucker.......................................wasn't attractive5 Kathleen Van Riper.............................let her nails grow? Anthony Velardo . . succeeded in conquering the world? Marcy Wichowski............................got her driver’s license? Juanita Williams.............................wasn't a good sport5 Kenneth Williams.............................didn’t play football? Barbara Zentz......................didn’t like a certain Marine? Jo Ann Zentz.......................didn’t have such a temper? 37 Initial Differences Edward Acosta . Altino Almeida . William Arrington . Marlene Auchtcr Geraldine Augustine Margaret Azivcdo . Evangclina Aznar . William Bartell . Millie Berenguer Carol Bieksha John Brych . . . Joseph Busto George Caldcira . . Beatrice Callahan . Rita Calico . . . Anthony Campanaro Mary Ann Chigas . Leroy Crawford . Frank Cullari John Da Costa . . Rosemarie D'Alessio George Davis . . Mary Ann Di Nicolas Joseph Dominguez . Kathleen Dooley Joseph Enik . Myrna Feinhals . Joseph Ferrigno . James Fife Elaine Foley . Gerald Ford . Julia Grant . Ken Greene . Judy Hartman Andre Haug . Evelyn Hickson . Mary Ann Hodkowski Joyce Hornig . . . Mike lachio . Janet Kassey . Essie Kinsey . Barbara Kovalinas . Jadwiga Kozimor Willie Kreps . Allan Kutyla . Daniel Lemos .............Earth Angel . . . Always Agreeable . . . Wonderful Athlete . . . . Most Adorable Great Acquaintance . . . Most Aggressive . . . Energetic Angel . . . . Wonderful Boy . . . . Most Beautiful ............. Clever Babe ...............Joking Boy ...............Jovial Boy . Gallant Cavalier Brightly Cheerful . Remarkable Character . . . Always Charming . Most Always Cheerful . . . Likable Character . Fine Character . . . . Joking Demon . Remarkably Delightful . Great Dreamer Most Agreeably Delightful .............Just Daring . . . . Kind Duchess . . . Just Entertaining .............Maiden Fair .............Jolly Fellow . . . . Just Friendly . . . . Ever Friendly .............Great Friend .............Just Great .................Kind Guy .............Just Happy . Always Humorous .............Ever Happy . Most Adorably Humorous .............Just Helpful Male Interest ...............Joking Kid Endearingly Kind Beautiful Kid .............. Joyful Kid . Wandering Knight . Always Kidding ...............Daring Lad Norman Lewis . Michael Liszcwski . Francis Maloney . . Carol Marck . Richard Martinez Angela Mclchiorrc . Joseph Mcndes . Gary Naftalis Celeste Naia . Robert Nicratko . Carol Notte . . . Hazel Petrucelli . Salvatore Pctruzzi . Barbara Pierson . Joanne Policastro . Kathryn Policastro . Michael Prignano Marina Romay . Patsy Rozzo . Linda Rupp . . . Angcle Saveikis . Gail Schnegelberger . Frank Scholz . Diana Schwarz . Philip Scibilia Carolyn Serratelli . Benny Sierra . Priscilla Silveira . . Joan Skicngel Gloria Sparrow . Joseph Speziale . Martin Spielman Joan Staff . . . . Edith Taylor . Robert Tomczyk Pauline Travitt . Marie Trueba Mildred Tucker . Kathleen Van Riper Anthony Vclardo Marcy Wichowski . Juanita Williams Kenneth Williams . Barbara Zentz . Jo Ann Zentz . . . . . Nice Lad . . . Most Liked Friendly Manner . Charming Miss Real Musician Amiable Miss . . . Jovial Man . . Great Neighbor . Casually Neat . . . Really Nice . Cute 'n Nice . . Happy Person Seemingly Polite Blushing Personality . Jolly Person . . . Kind Person Most Pleasant Most Radiant . . Pretty Rugged . Likable Radiance . Always Serious . Great Sophisticate . . Famous Senior . Dreamy Smile . . Perfectly Suave . . Cutely Sweet Big Senior . . . Pretty Sweet . . Just Serious . . Great Speaker . . . Just Sporty . Most Serious . . Just Stylish Everlastingly Truthful . . Rugged Type . . Poised Teenager . . . Most Tidy . . Musical Talent . . Kindly Virtuous . Always Valiant Most Wonderful . Just Wonderful . . Kind Wonder . . Bright ’n’ Zany . Joyful ’n’ Zealous 39 Kathryn Policastr Allan Kvjtyla Darnel Lemos Mary Ann Hodkowski R.ta Calico Celeste Na a Ann ChiQas Marina Ronuy Joseph Ferngno, Joseph Busto Michael Prignano Beatrice Callahan Joanne Policastro Mary Ann Di Nicolas Anejela Mclchiorrc Janet Kassey Evangclma A mar Edith Taylor Joan Staff Diana Schwarz Michael lachio Carol Notte Mildred Tucker Marlene Auchtcr Judy Hartman Michael Liszcwsk Barbara Kovalinas Marie Trueba William Bartell Priscilla Silveira Barbara Pierson John Brych Joyce Horrig Anthony Campanara Myrna Fcmhals Patsy Rozzo Music From Memortj Lane For Sentimental Reasons . You Are My Destiny . A Very Special Love . . . It's All In the Game . Blue Monday.................. Times Two.................... The Stroll................... Get a Job ................... Sugartime.................... Heartaches................... Just a Dream................. My True Love................. No One Knows................. Fever ....................... If Dreams Came True . You’re Looking At Me . . The Wizard................... Moments to Remember . . Rock ’n’ Roll Music .... Need You..................... Splish Splash................ Just Youno................... All the Way.................. I Hear Ya Knockin' . . . . I’ll Come Running Back . I’ll Cry Tomorrow . . . . Gingerbread.................. Weekend...................... Battle Hymn.................. Endless...................... Tequila...................... For Rent .................... You Cheated.................. These Are the Things I Love . Friendly Persuasion . . . . That Happy Feeling . . . . The Long Wait................ The High and the Mighty . When Worlds Collide . . . War of the Worlds . . . . Donovan's Brain . . . . Something of Value Roman Holiday................ Dream........................ Yackcty Yack................. .............. THE TORCH .....................................Work . . . Senior A Cafeteria ..................................Failing .................Back to school ....................................Trig. .................Corridor pass ..................Future plans ................................... Lunch .....................................Dues . . . All A's in History 4 .................................Holidays . . . Our money problems ...................On test days ......................No dues . . . . Caught cheating ..................Mr. Grubel ................Football games . . Our dance orchestra . . . . All passing marks ................Swimming team . When we were Freshmen ................................Touchdown ..............Truant officer ................Class Reunions . . . . Graduation night ..............Cooking classes . . . . What we live for ..................Red Raiders . Lunch lines in the cafeteria . . . On Senior Day evening . . . . Senior Cafeteria ..............Famous words . Cutting, hooky, and holidays .................................Boosters . . Winning football games . . . . To be a Senior A . . . Our basketball team . . . East Side vs Barringer ................After the game . . Found in a science class ..................Our diplomas . . . . Christmas vacation . . . . During dull classes ................Class meetings Last Round Up..............................Our Farewell Dance Do You Wanna Dance . . Rarely heard from East Side boys Bewitched. Bothered and Bewildered...................Freshmen Summertime............................................Favorite season Could This Be Magic...........................Graduation night The Peacemaker.............................................Mr. Scott Jailhouse Rock..................................School dances The Vikings................................................The Faculty High School Confidential.......................The Announcer The Wild One.....................When Mr. Jannonc is angry Kings Go Forth......................................Senior A's Man On the Prowl........................................Truant Officer A Cry in the Night..................................Home work Bhowani Junction...........................................The Stairways While the City Sleeps....................Study for final exams Me and the Colonel .... Mr. Griffiths and Mr. Ackerman The Blob..................... Looking Back................. Trickle Trickle.............. Itchic Twichic Feeling . Magic Moments................ After You’re Gone .... Operation Mad Ball .... Rebel Rouser................. Summertime Blues .... The Secret................... Birthday Candles .... The Whole World In His Hand When Your Heartache Begins . How The Time Flies . Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu . Twilight Time................ Torpedo Run.................. This is My Love.............. Chantilly Lace............... Don't Ask Me Why .... Big Man...................... Poor Boy .................... Hide Away.................... Vagabond Shoes .............. Make Me a Miracle .... Til the End of Time . Oh! Lonesome Me .... The End ..................... . Gum stuck under every desk ...............Our class history . . . . Any water fountain ..............Before a game ...................Our Prom . . . Mr. Jay’s theme song Planning our dances ...................2:30 bell ..............Summer School . Revealed in the Announcer . . . . Cafeteria birthdays ............Mr. Jannarone . . . After Graduation . . From Freshman to Senior . Served in the Cafeteria . . Getting home from school . Getting to class on time . Teachers' convention . . . . Our prom dresses ............No home work ............Mr. Ackerman ...................After dues ............Sweet Shoppe . . When we went on a hook Required of chemistry students . We’ll remember East Side ......................Detention ................... The End a Last Will We. the members of the Class of January. 1959. being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: To MR. ACKERMAN, our principal, we leave the hope that he will enjoy his forthcoming years in the principalship of this great school. TO MR. GRIFFITHS we leave the hope that he has enjoyed our company as much as we have enjoyed his. To MR. JANNARONE, our class adviser, we leave a class which will never go into debt, which will pay all dues promptly, and which will be willing to work for its own good. To MISS CRUMMY, our guidance counselor, we leave the wish for a group of students who will know what subjects to take and who are willing to work hard at them. For DR. CAVICCHIA. poor lad. we wish a group of Seniors who can think of something original for The Torch and thus avoid his perennial — and justifiable — accusations of plagiarism. To MRS. KELLY we give thanks for her cooperation and assistance in the typing of material for this book. To MISS GRONHEIT we leave a home room full of quiet, diligent, honor students. To MR. JAY we leave a home room where the silence will remain unbroken by the chicking and chucking of synchronized gum-chewing. For MR. MAGISTRO, erstwhile class adviser during the illness of Mr. Jannarone. we leave the wish for spirited classes whose pockets jingle with currency. To MR. BOGATKO. ever-plagued with all-male home rooms, we leave a a room full of pretty girls. To the remainder of the faculty we give our thanks for their efforts in teaching us not only cold factual subject matter, but also the finer things in life which make for better living and better citizenship. To them we leave, with our fondest thanks, the knowledge that their work was not in vain. and Testament To the FRESHMEN we leave the thrill of walking through the corridors where once we trod. To the SOPHOMORES we leave the hope that they too will enjoy their stay at East Side. To the JUNIOR B's we leave the thrill and excitement of their class rings. To the JUNIOR A's we leave the warning that their remaining year will be filled with excitement, activity, and study. To the SENIOR B's we leave the joys of the Senior Prom, Senior Day. and of The Torch of Knowledge which will be entrusted to them, which we know they will keep burning brightly until they pass it on to their successors. Finally, to the entire student body we leave the awareness of their responsibility in keeping the name of East Side respected at all times. IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 28th day of January, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred' and Fifty-Nine. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for the Last Will and Testament of the Class of January, 1959 by its officers in the presence of us who. at their request, and in their presence, all being present at the same time, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. THE TORCH Januarij 1959 DIANA MARGARET SCHWARZ Associate Editor 46 y WILLIAM JAMES BARTELL ROSEMARIE DALESSIO MARY ANN Dl NICOLAS JADWIGA M KOZIMOR Staff Assistants MICHAEL EDWARD LlSZEWSKI KATHRYN CAROL POLICASTRO MARINA ROMAY 47 LINDA KATHERINE RUPP MARTIN JOSEPH SPIELMAN EOITH ANN TAYLOR JO ANN ZENTZ Historq Club Honor Society Business Club Student Organization S. O. Officers Junior Red Cross °n« on Garden Club Announcer Staff Announcer Representatives Latin Club Foreign Pen Pals Sea Explorers Chess Club L to R; Roy Crawford. Vice President; Mary Ann DiNicolas, Secretary; August Jannarone. Adviser; Evangelina Aznar. Treasurer; Frank 53 Scholz, President. Senior “A” Officers ANDRE HAUG Our Representative to the All-State Musical Festival. Boqs’ Glee Club Girls’ Glee Club Sqmphonq Orchestra MARY ANN HODKOWSKI The Band Dance Orchestra Tu frlers Freshmen Soccer Cross Country Cheering Squad Senior “A Athletes PATSY ROZZO DAN LEMOS JOE MENDES ROY CRAWFORD FRANK SCHOLZ JAMES FIFE 59 Boosters Jolly and Johnnie Mary Ann Bestford Rosemarie Villa Ann McEnroe Joseph and Margaret Jo Ann and Gordon Mary Louise Busto Jack Xerbetski Gerald Bartiromo VI and Joe Brennan Mary Ann and Jerry Mary Ann Protzkin Nicholas E. Di Xardo Sandy Zawora Rose Marie Landi Larry Fernandez Bob Hoarle Mrs. Joseph Crcman Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Acosta Mr. and Mrs. P. Falzone Mrs. Anna Januseski Rose Castellano Linda Pochmara Bettymae Xessler Ann Kozlowski Bob Kennedy Dorothy Kennedy Mrs. Nicholas Calico Nicholas Calleo Jo Ann Giunta Amador Rodriquez Theresa Sebastinas Aurora Rodriquez Olive Callahan Virginia Agullo Helen Capozzi Mrs. Carmen Lago Jean Costa Anna Costa Margaret Kelly Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Didzbalis Vytas Didzbalis Lennie Ona Savcikis Mrs. Margaret M. Eiscnbcrg Mrs. H. Spencer Vincent J. Young Mary Ronan Mrs. Patricia Howlctt Mrs. Dorothy Martin Margaret T. Martin Gertrude Fcrullo J ames Pecora Manuel V. Fernandes Viola V. Fernandes Rosemarie Pecora Patricia Adolph John Pierson John Fernandez M. B. K. Dorothy Gandy Anthony Jannonc Helen Nungesser Mark Hartman Artie Nungesser Pat and Phil Pat Smith Peggy Collumb Rudy Blozcn Irene Woznik Loretta and Bill Pat and Johnny Joan Lordi Anthony Vicidomini Loretta Gromek Tommy Zebrowski Allen Zebrowski Robin Leslie Roebuck Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Lear Jay Mascari R R. Harter The Albans Xicholina Giancola Nellie M. Smith Joanne Gloria Mrs. Agnes Barski Linda Kubelick Joseph Kubelick Lee Sncider Tony Sneider Robert Enik J. Enik Mrs. J. Enik Fred E. Wahl Jeanne M. Collins Nancy Baccardi Bob and Angie Jimmy and Delores Carolyn Sheldon Joe Plotkin Anita and Betty Tommy and Betty Jerry and Elaine Jimmie Quinn Anthony Policastro Lillian Policastro J ohnny and Kay Al and Susie Rose and Joe Sonny Shubsda Elizabeth Jones Frank and Toni Gloria Tate Mary Koviack Louise Spatschil Eva Sharon Martha Sheksnus Linda Klein Veronica Wilkoski Herman Kranowitcz Charles Glutz Virginia Nunes Vincent Ammirata Mrs. M. Bieksha Adam Bieksha Samuel Pieshin Marie Weber Nicholas Tanzola Martha Curivan Gwen and Diane Priscilla Takesky Mrs. Mary Bartel! AntTiony Bartell Alice Bartell Mrs. Bess Bar trier A Friend Joan Trojanowicz Camille Pruchnicki Sandra Drust Joan Pilecki Eleanore Bednar Mr. and Mrs. George Marck Rickey Marek Susan La Bella Mr. and Mrs.C.T La Bella Mr. and Mrs. Thomas La Bella Mr. and Mrs. William Kendi Theresa Jablonski Dolores and Mike Bruce Donlan Sally Messick Mrs. Chas. Mcssick, Jr. Joseph Kwiatkowskv Steve Huzar Carl Sypniewski Frank Nottc Mary and Tony Carol and Sammy Mr. and Mrs. A. Nottc Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kolton Mr. and Mrs. Nat Plotkin Madeline Santos Gail and Ticky Dr. and Mrs. Charles Chambers John Morris Mrs. Bessie Mae Kinsey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker Mrs. Mary Lewis Paul Fields Walter Stawas Walter Botche Joseph Krzysik E. Bruzdowski M. Zochoswski Mrs. Julia Toner H. J. Lord Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scdiak Stanley Xakoncchni Helen Xakonechni Mrs. Walter W. Zentz Walter W. Zentz Steven Minatee Mrs. Haiti Tucker Mrs. Estclla Johnson Ruth E. Polk Ella Wallace Morris Johnson Fogic Tucker Lillian Tucker Harold Simmons William Ward Eugene Wiley Beverly Robinson Dennis DuBois Lavcrne Williams Mrs. Margaret Greene Stuart Faber Evans Ford Mrs. Cora Ford Mrs Catherine Caldwell Paul P. Bogatko Charles Davis Sue Ferrigno Mr. and Mrs. B. Hailpcrin Prather and Evelyn Ray and Joan Mickey and Hondo Chinito Hodge Katherin Baley Charles Inch Henry Zamula Frank Toltl Joseph Pucilio Judith Wilson Rosemarie Lucas Anne Cuidcra Geraldine Rendina Mrs. Eva Krozser Bob O’ Remus Joe and Don A. Melchiorre Mr. and Mrs. J. Novlello Jean and Billy Mary Jo Mirandi James Stcnson Louise Schmon Mr. and Mrs. Pat Barbato Mary Ann Barbato Paul Frank Mr. and Mrs. J. Spiclman Mr. and Mrs. Charley Petrow Phil and Mary Ann Marty and Mike Judy Spielman Mr. and Mrs. Pctervisco Mr. and Mrs. F. Xasto Mr. and Mrs. Louis Xasto Mr. and Mrs. G. Policastro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caprara Mr. and Mrs. W. Nicratko Marv Rose and Elaine Dolores Xasto Marv Xasto Bill Mcssick Phyllis Sicrchio Carolyn Lubcrtazza Cliff May Barbara Petrosky Helen and Jim Betty Anna Wetzstein Carol Priebe Mrs. Elizabeth Stiller Walt Drozd Sally Brach Bub and Glad Lenzie Sal and George 62 Boosters Eleanor and Eddie Dee and Frankie Pires and Renshaw Stella Deo Jessie Crummy James Devine Mr. and Mrs. Walter De Roxtra Charles Pittman Herman Crews John Miller Walter S. Zelop Frank Curriero Anne and Joe Marcy Paley Teresa and Carmclla Hedy and J ohnny Estelle Jaszczysyn Mary Ann Staniulis Joel Roszkowski Marcia Jenkins Irene Ratajczak Helen Czcrwinski Joan Karcheski Helene Macholtz Tilly Masucci Mrs. Mary Zysk A1 Gcrlach Genevieve Guziejcwska J.II.and J.S. Helen Hornig Theresa Sebastinas Marie Wagner Camillo Rartiromo Florence Visco Liscwski Family Joanne I)a Silva Marie Padovano Victor Valentc John J. Luciano Mary Ann Paglia Peter J. Paglia Jean Paglia Katherine Cullari Bob Fitz John Fidcr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fidcr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chigas Mrs. John Staco Burt B. Goldner Marcia Darlene and George Mrs. Marion Matarazzo Mrs. Margart Coppola Sydney Flamrn Bob Houjak Patricia Leo Elaine Lourciro E. M. Swykowski Florence Dc Luca Dee Serantes JoAnne Januscski Charles Knehr Irving Price Louis A. Horwitz William Shear Jo Ann Jay Rose Lee Kreps Betty Cobb Beverly Rcnay Greene Sam Paternostro Ann Bisogno Genaro Bisogno Adam M. Stanislawczyk Ronald Greene Albert A. Steel Jack John and Phvllis Mr. and Mrs Manuel Romay David Bartley Tony. Richie and Paul Edward Salz Margerie Merrel Joseph Fatigante Eddie Barret Steve Borkowski Steve Podlaski Mr. and Mrs. T. Decker Gus Stabinski Mr. and Mrs. R. Ferguson Barney and Bill Mrs. Ann Henderson Louis B. Hummc William Anberg Eddie Wittles Walter Drozd Adolph J. Wiesncr John Beshada Charles Utrias Dorothy Oscfchcn James Ricdo Georgia Basile Beverly Barda Joe Cullen Dolly Xieratko Roberta and Charlie Bernice Higgins Joe Fatigante Pete Stramara Howard Stintsman Joe Zclinski Pat Erskine Joann Opalka J.S. Opalka Virginia Kearney Ida Vieira Vladas Audenas Kazys Sipaila Joseph Krukauskas Klein Bagdon Charlie Balciunas Vera Laukzcmis Aldona Vosylius Mr. and Mrs. K. Didzbalis Mrs. G. Sollich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kitson Mary Ann Rhumm Mildred Slawinski Dolores McCully Ann Ortvl Kerry Kresge Arlene Lynch Peggy Pierson Bill Davies Joseph Trrmarco Ross Ferrara Sam Vetrano Robert I-ce Larry Hall Charles Knehr, Sr. Alexander Schnegelbcrgcr Mrs. Alexander Schnegelbcrger Alan Knehr Emma Knehr Agnes A. Davitt David Schnegelbergcr. J r. Mrs. David Schnc'-elbcrger, Jr. Antoinette Borkowski Frank Foglcr Helen Fogler Mr. and Mrs. E. Leonardis Joe and Ginger Phyllis Castronova Bill Schwarz Peg Schwarz George N. Schwarz George M. Schwarz P. Saveikis E. Young Elizabeth Dinzik Stanley Voava Mr. and Mrs. Michael Merle, Jr Virginia Du Deck Ptlm. Nick Adams Jesse Jeffries, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Carracino Anna Louise McIntosh Ernest Seibert Mary Ann Bawkin Sheila Galloway Richard Testa James Howard Joe and Ida Ottobre Pat D'Alcssio Angela D’Alcssio Carole Gruszkos Betty Arnashus Carol Kosakowski Jeanette Ferrara Louise Celestino Joan and 1 ill Diane and Joan Marie Oliveira Evelyn Kec Che Terry Gnoza Arlene Giordano Pete Collumb Joseph Zebrowski Charles Plumakcr Stella X. Sasial William Graham Fred Ristow Florence Kubrak A. Current Ben Roebuck Henry Stachnik Pio Serratcllo Eva Serratelli Maggie Edward J. Gibney A1 Masullo Angelo Zito Ambrosina Gonzalez Doris Breeden Graciela Avalo Manuel Costa Helen Howard Margaret Walton Benito A. Rodriguez Juanita Rodriguez Leona Troy Herman Alvarez Mariana and Lou The Shear Family Frank Denson Jacquelyn Foster D. E. Dreher Michael Magistro Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eckert Mr. and Mrs. J. Polishan Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. John Zigo Dolores and Stan Pietrucha Anna and Paul Munko John and Wilma Lobiondo Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor Donna and Gary Albert Grieeo Joan and Louie Louis Neno Annie Taylor Mrs. Ann Viliam Mrs. Mary Staif George Rogers Kay Dahmer Mr. and Mrs. D. Schnegelbergcr, Sr. Robert Camuso Albert Ryan Donnie and Carole Susie and Mattv Elena Di Pace Carol and Pat Esther and Madeline Jeanette Ferrara J oseph Scibilia J ohn Rossi Louise Rufolo Mrs. Alice Gornick Grace Howell Bert Trabucco Jerry Del Guerceo Mary Troiano J osie Scdicino Nancy Hudson Roberta Dunning Annette and Rose Ann Mrs. Muzetta Jewell Mrs. Fanny Powell Charles Grubcl May belle P. Lynch Angie Romay 63 Boosters William Scott Gcla Pccorara Angela and Carmine Charlie and Cookie Janice Lubinsky Ronald Ilalacki John Hcndler Rosalie and Tony Gloria Amorim Marge and Carmen Carol Prievc Klainr Bjorlingssun Antoinette Warkalis Joan and Jack Josephine Cavalla Jody Hill Eleanor Gibson Sonny and Jeanette Anthony and Lynn Phyllis Benedetto Connie and J immy J udy Wilson Florence Augustine Mrs. Maria Paulina Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Almeida Fran and Tom Vicki Ksehner Russo and Scara Tony Busacca Ronnie Flo and Joe Peggy Collumb Lucille Archie Fife Sarah Fife Mary Ellen Welch Randall Brothers Janice Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Porter Charles Dclmont C. O’Boyle John Mayer Tom Taylor John Stewart Mrs. Lillie Thomas Arnold Burstcin Mr. and Mrs. George Caldeira Mr. and Mrs. Herman Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Albert De Matos John McHugh Judy Hohweiler Mrs. Laura Schefter Mrs.Olga Bcrtomcu Perea John DiLco Marie E. 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