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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

THE JANUARY 1960 TORCH THE TORCH JANUARY 1960 Published Semi-Annually by the Students of EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY A. WALTER ACKERMAN PRINCIPAL LEWIS G. GRIFFITHS VICE PRINCIPAL CORNELIUS I FLANAGAN 5 CLASS ADVISER Senior Home Room Advisers MARION MATARAZZO WALTER SitGWARTH MARGARtT COPPOLA LAURA F. SCHEFTER tlcanot Dr. Henry F. Oonn Physical Education and Health Stuart Fab Science Dr- G' herf Kahn ‘•ness and Secretarial ►A. Kess'er al Studies Dr. Harry Lewis Mathematics Edward Acosta Technical Lawrence W. Bloch Social Studies John R. CoHey English Agnes A. Davitt Librarian Margaret M lisenberg I Mr .) Science Kathryn Alexander (Mn.) Physical Education Elisabeth Armellino (Mr .) Clerk Paul P. Bogatko Physical Education Morris A. Brinn Science Margaret Coppola (Mrs.) Home Economic Jessie C. Crummy Health Lorraine Del Turco Secretarial Sadie A. Dc Lron (Mrs.) Science William S. Fast Business (retired) Charles F. Fisher Art Helen Balcerski (Mrs.) Home Economics Lillian T. Brotman (Mrs.) Secretarial Anthony M. D'Andrea Science Nicholas E. DiNardo Music William B. Fisher Science Bess Bartncr (Mrs.) Business Dr. John Cavkchia Mathematics Loren L. Davis Social Studies (resigned) Beatrice Dornbusch (Mrs.) Physical Education Sydney L. Flamm Mathematics Cornelius I. Fljnaq.in Technical Dorothy Haincr Music August Jjnnjronc Technical Marie C. Kelly Mrs.� Secretarial Iva Z. Krozter I Mrs. I 10 Health 1 Marilyn Griffith Clerk Murray Hccht Business Anthony V. Jannone Secretarial Dr. Milton Kessler Social Studies Bcn|amin S. Leon Business Ruth M. Gronhcit Science Samuel T. Hccht Business (retired) Harold M. Jay English Charles L. Grubcl Science John F. Hendler Business Margaret Jessen Librarian Bernard Hailpcrin English Elisabeth Kelly Mathematics Lloyd Kingsley Technical Freda G. Kirsch 'Mrs.) Teacher Clerk Lillian Kolbert Mrs.) English Maybelle P. Lynch Social Studies Mary E. Macintosh English Mkhacl S. Magistro Technical Camille S. Malbrock (Mrt. i Physical Education John T. McHugh Social Studies Bert Robert Manhoff Physical Education Carolyn T. Parm iMrt.l Clerk Arthur J. Poivan Science Dr. Irving S. Price English Ellen C. Richard Secretarial Patrick M Marchesani Technical Herbert Moore English Bernice Poll ‘Mrs.) Social Studies Lillian Ritter (Mrs.) Secretarial Arline R Marsh, R.N. (Mrs.) Nurse (on furlough) Englebert J. Neumaycr English Frances R. Pollack (Mrs.) Secretarial (on leave) Angelo A. Rosamillia Mathematics Laura F. Schcftcr (Mrs.) Mathematics J. Jerome Schlosser Mathematics Marsha Schuckman (Mrs.) Physical Education Evelyn Sambur, R.N. (Mrs.) Nurse Marion Matarazxo (Mrs.) English Anthony Paluch Technical Edward A. Posner Social Studies Edward Sals Business Canio M. Scoca Business 11 William C Scott Counselor Irving D. Springer Business Howard G. Stintsman Technical Israel Tumin Social Stud.es Fred E. Spann Physical Education Walter Siegwarth Technical Daniel D. Singer Social Studies Nellie M. Smith Secretarial Adam M. Stanislawcxyk Latin Fannie E. Stcrbcnx (Mrs.) Pianist Eleanore M. Swykowski Mathematics Edward Teubner Science Stephen P. Vandcrhoot Technical Bruno Verducci Secretarial Chalmers K. Stewart English Francis Touchet Social Studies Jessie C. Wagoner English (retired) Elisabeth Stiller I (Mrs.) Art Vincent P. Trunk English Emily G Wilder Music NOT PICTURED Hugh P. Conway Business Gloria Panitch Home Economics Selma Schulman English Louis Marolakos Ista Rcichcr Judith Solis iMrs.l Social Studies Social Studies Spanish John Shcnis Business Herman Alvarez 32 Pacific Street Good humor is always a success. Phyllis Batista 145 Congress Street The flower of gentleness on a stem of grace. Louise Josephine Ambrosio 30 Columbia Street Ambition is like love, impatient both of delays and rivals. Robert Thomas Borowski 182 Tnomas Street Bashfulness may sometimes exclude pleasure, but seldom opens any avenue to sorrow or remorse. Gloria Patricia Amorim 123 Prospect Street Goodness is the only investment that never fails. M Alfred E. Brescia 301 Oliver Street Victory follows me, and oil things follow victory. Marsha Bryant 102 Tichcnor Street Good manners are a part of good morals. Dolores Helen Canas 92 Seventh Avenue A tender smile, our sorrow's only balm. Bernice Carney 402 South Eighth Street Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Phyllis Castronova 330 New York Avenue It is tranquil people who accomplish much. 15 Gloria Chaplinski 87 Somme Street Laugh and the world laughs with you. Millicent Dorothy Cochran 417 Walnut Street The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Frank John Ciak 57 Lang Street Good humor is goodness and wisdom. Antoinette Cicalcsc 289 Adams Street Without kindness, there can be no joy. Peter Collumb 81 Niagara Street Humor is the harmony of the heart. 16 Gerald Charles Daly 40 Lexington Street Greatness lies not in being strong. but ,n thc right using of strength. Thomas Darchi 3 Poplar Way. Cranford A well-bred man is always sociable and wise. Janet Margaret Dc Ring 49 Oxford Street Real knowledge, like everything else of the highest value, is not to be obtained easily. Joann Da Silva 29 Vincent Street Cheerfulness is an off-shoot of goodness and of wisdom. Joseph Anthony De Rose 18 Merchant Street Good humor and generosity carry the day with the popular heart all the world over. 17 Anthony Michael Di Pace 82 Merchant Street Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power. Elaine Marie Drongoski 44 Congress Street A good smile is the sunshine of wisdom. Stephen Joel Emin 336 Chapman Street With malice toward none, with charity for all. Joseph Felipe 493 Joralcmon Street, Belleville Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Rosalie Santos Duque 828 Pennington Street, Elizabeth Silence is one great art of conversation. 18 Adelaide Lorraine Fernandex 302 Lafayette Street Sincerity and truth arc the basis of every virtue. Lorenzo Fernandez, Jr. 106 Hawthorne Avenue Without music life would be a mistake. Gerald Edward Fields 352 New York Avenue Wisdom — a man’s best friend. Patricia Fiducia 305 Sandford Avenue Honesty is good sense, politeness, amiableness,—all in one. Eleanor Ann Fries 138 Fleming Avenue There is no better virtue than cheerfulness. 19 Michael Joseph Gervolino 79 Prospect Street Nothing succeeds so well as success. Margaret Gorka 327 New York Avenue Manners form the charm of women. Ronald Walter Janowski 72 Vincent Street The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. Judy Ann Hohweiler 33 Magazine Street The laws of behavior yield to the energy of the individual. Josephine Madeliane Grafje 9016 Jabez Street There is no diplomacy like silence. Joseph Stanley La Corte, Jr. 346 Lafayette Street Men of humor are always in some degree men of genius. Carole Ann Konvit 39 Napoleon Street What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. Patrick Edward Landolfi 43 Warwick Street Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. 21 Patrick Mary Lazarck 466 Ferry Street A good heart is worth gold. Michael Joseph Loughlin 124 Fleming Avenue Knowledge is power. John Salvatore Limaldi 239 Astor Street In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Elaine Anne Lourciro 21 Madison Street Where true fortitude dwells, loyalty. friendship, and fidelity may be found. Therasc Joan Lordi 7 Downing Street The two noblest of things sweetness and light. 22 Michael Nicholas Mantegna 238 Elm Street Nothing great was over achieved without enthusiasm. Beverly Ann Marino 1 39 Van Burcn Street Courage is, on all hands, considered as an essential of high character. Wonder — which is the seed of knowledge. Patrick Joseph Maxzillo 79 Nichols Street A man in earnest finds means, or if he cannot find, creates them. Edmund Mcndex 79 Merchant Street None but the brave deserve the fair. 23 Rita Rose Mcndonca 17 Wall Street Graceful to sight and elegant to thought. Rose Ann Mono 103 Pacific Street The affectionate heart, sincerity of life, and elegance and taste. Marvin Lewis Middleton 8 Miller Street Rare indulgence produces greater pleasure. Albert J. Montano 165 Green Street Actions speak louder than words. Mary Ann Miller 240 Ferry Street Her very frowns arc fairer far than smiles of other maidens arc. Alcidcs Moracs 97 Ferry Street An affable and courteous gentleman. John Anthony Morclli 207 Warwick Street Education begins the gentlemen; but reading, good company, and reflection must finish him. Carol Ann Murphy 65 Napoleon Street It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. Anthony John Mortellito 293 Walnut Street Music is the universal language of mankind. Manuel Silva Neves 84 Pacific Street Thoughts rule the world. 25 Marie Novello 589 North Eighth Street It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Antonio Augusto Pataca 8 Warwick Street A great mind becomes a great fortune. William Joseph O’Regan 31 Oxford Street The best hearts are ever the bravest. Frank James Pecoraro 423 Chestnut Street The pnnee of darkness is a gentleman. 26 Frank Nicholas Pinho 42 Marne Street Enthusiasm is the genius of sin-cerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without it. Barbara Ann Pinckney 691 Bergen Street Without courage there cannot be truth. Vera Ann Plesnik 66 Magazine Street Good deeds ring clear through heaven, like a bell. 27 Nicholas Pastor Porta 1 33 Elm Street Patience and affability conquer at last. Richard Adam Ptakowski 61 Gotthart Street I look upon every day to be lost, in which I do not make a new acquaintance. Robert Alexander Reh 101 Somme Street Greatness is the most compendious wisdom. Samuel Michael Reo 214 Chestnut Street The greatest firmness is the greatest mercy. Lois Ransom 279 Mulberry Street Humility is the light of the understanding. 28 Anthony Angelo Rispoli 297 Lafayette Street To educate the intelligence is to enlarge the horizon of its desires and wants. Betty Ann Rogncr 144 Brill Street Manners must adorn knowledge, and smooth its way through the world. Lucille Ronco 154 AdarrJ Street Kindness, the poetry of the heart. Angela Romay 209 Ferry Street Expression alone can invest beauty with conquering charms. Raymond Paul Sabatino 17 Foundry Street With strength to meet trouble, and faith to endure. 29 Margaret Salmorin 86 Gotthart Street A beautiful smile is to the female countenance what the sunbeam is to the landscape. Dolores Ann Santos 87 Nichols Street Ambition is the germ from which all growth of nobleness proceeds. Ida Louise Schmon 62 Darcy Street Neatness is a crowning grace of womanhood. Carolyn Joy Sheldon 30 Lexington Street Earnestness is the devotion of all the faculties. Stanley T. Scharpnick 382 Dayton Street He who gives joy to the world is raised higher among men than he who conquers the world. 30 Phyllis Alice Tctorka 56 Magazine Street The rose and the thorn, sorrow and gladness, arc linked together. Patricia Marie Tamashausky 231 Jefferson Street A lovely countenance is the fairest of all sights. Joseph John Trajick, Jr. I 84 Walnut Street Wit is the flower of the imagination. 31 Joseph Anthony Triano, Jr. 436 South Thirteenth Street The essence of humor is sensibility, warm, tender fellow-feeling with all forms of existence. Deolinda Nogucira Vidinha 1 8 Stuyvesant Avenue. Lyndhurst Kindness is wisdom and is virtue itself. Mary Margaret Troy 137 Adams Street Stillness of person and steadiness of features are signal marks of good manners. Ralph Anthony Villani, Jr. 79 Lang Street The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power. Rosemarie Josephine Vella 169 New York Avenue The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. 32 La Verne Williams 545 Bergen Street A wise and understanding heart. Warren Gustave Wilhelm 155 Milford Avenue Firmness of purpose is one of the most necessary sinews of character and one of the best instruments of success. Marion Wright 201 Pennington Court Sincerity is an openness of heart; it is found in a very few people. 33 Margaret Zclinski 38 Somme Street She has a natural sincerity, a simple truthfulness. Marian Ann Zmijewski M Wall Street An individual who is neat in her person, is neat in her morals. Alma Mater In the bustling city’s bosom. Like a gem most rare, Shines the noblest of our treasures. Shines our High School fair. In the field, the hall, the city. Loyal to thy name, Be it ever our endeavor Far to spread thy fame. Down the vista may we see thee Of advancing age, Never dimmed though farther distant. Youth's bright heritage. Then unite in loyal praises. Ere the glad days run. In the world are many high schools, In our hearts but ONE. Chorus Hail, all hail, dear East Side High School Green thy memory be; By the bond of happy hours Are we bound to thee. 34 WSS355! Class History FRESHMAN YEAR On a clear, crisp day in February, a group of approximately two hundred students were entering the auditorium. These were the new freshmen. They sat. and started at once to talk about the many strange things they saw. and they were busy watching the preparations that were being made for their reception. Home room groups were called and home room advisers were assigned. Mrs. Schefter was named counselor, and later Mr. Flanagan became our adviser. This was a day to remember. From many schools, we had become classmates, and we had met those with whom we would share our experiences during the coming four years. Many were enrolled in different patterns of study and we each encountered new and different problems. Despite these few problems we found that our school work and our activities were very interesting and they brought us much pleasure. During this first year we established ourselves and became part of this large and busy school, and though impossible as it seemed at the time, we came through this first year and we were on the way to the second SOPHOMORE YEAR Having become established, in our second year we concentrated on our school work, although we branched out into sports and other activities. This year proved to be even better than our first, for now we were making progress as upper-classmen, and had begun the establishment of a class organization. The organizing of our class brought us many tasks and many problems, but with the help of our adviser, and other members of the faculty, we encountered what faced us and we wound up as one unified group. JUNIOR YEAR Our third year was a busy and enjoyable one. It was during this year that we heard the stressing of those three little words. “Pay your dues.” To raise funds we sold Christmas cards, and it was also during this year that we held our first class dances. We enjoyed sponsoring these class projects and we anticipated the coming school terms. Also, during this year, we became the proud wearers of our class rings. This was a long-awaited occasion. 36 When we reached the end of our third year, we felt the excitement of becoming Seniors ahead of us. SENIOR YEAR Our Senior year was one which we shall remember for many years to come. We started this year by choosing as class officers the following: President. Herman Alvarez: Vice President. Dolores Santos: Secretary. Phyllis Batista: and Treasurer. Frank Pinho. Having completed this, we settled down to business. On April 17. 1959. Senior Day. we felt the thrill of being recognized as Seniors in a solemn ceremony. We wore with pride our red carnations, the sign of a Senior B. as we sat in the auditorium and watched the Senior A President hand the Torch of Knowledge to our president, admonishing him with the thought that we were to carry it proudly, as all classes had done before us. Soon after Senior Day we had our class Prom at Military Park Hotel. It was a lovely night, and was enjoyed by all. Time flew by. we became Senior A s. and it again was Senior Day. and now we handed down the Torch to the new Senior B’s. Time grew short, and we reluctantly felt the approach of commencement. Our last gathering before graduation was the Farewell Dance. In due time, our graduation was upon us, and what had seemed in the beginning to be an eternity, had ended in the short span of four years. Here in the auditorium where we had first sat as new Freshmen we now sat again in anticipation, but this time to receive our diplomas. As we glanced around us at the many faces of our classmates, we recalled the fun, the excitement, and the work we had shared. Perhaps this would be our last time together. Perhaps there were many we would never meet again! Indeed we were entering upon a new life as we had four years before, and now. even as we had then made new friendships and had entered upon new patterns of living, we were about to begin the cycle anew Tonight as we would leave here and darkness and quiet would envelop these halls around us, again we would meet new friends and enter upon new patterns of living. Yesterday, today, tomorrow! How many yesterdays are behind us? How many todays have we? What of tomorrow? What is eternity? 37 Senior Prom It was a bright, clear evening at the close of a warm spring day. Deep purple shadows loomed through the greening trees in the park across the way, and the tall spire of an old historic church pointed like a finger toward the heavens, as traffic, in ever-flowing currents, streamed by at its foot. Here, at Military Park Hotel, was the scene of excitement on this night of May 1, 1959. As we came closer, we found everyone was heading toward the Duffield Room, which set the scene beautifully. Once inside, one was entranced by the surroundings. Seated at a table in the front of the room were the members of the faculty, eagerly anticipating the Seniors’ arrival. There was no surprise greater than their failure to recognize the couples as they entered. One beautiful girl after another seemed to float upon the arm of her handsome escort. In endless procession, they came until all the world was there, and we sat down to an enjoyable dinner. After dinner, strains of music filled the air as Mr. Di Nardo's orchestra drew dreamy melodies from their instruments. Music is. it seems, always written just for this lovely occasion! Dancing Seniors seemed to swirl and May 1, 1959 eddy about the floor, where their graceful movements painted a picture of rainbow hues and song, of light and of color and of sound. Light was music, and music was light. Rhythm kept the heart beat, and everyone floated up on a cloud. Then, for a moment, we awaited the coronation of the King and Queen. For this important decision, all the Seniors promenaded so that the faculty might choose the lucky pair. Then we had the happy couple before us, glowing radiantly. Our minutes were slipping by. and silently the couples faded into the night to dance away the remainder of the evening elsewhere. It seemed only fitting to continue the enchantment under New York City's bright lights, and to get lost in the endless cacophony of her unwritten music. In the wee small hours of dawn, the coach finally became a pumpkin again, and the snorting horses became mice once more. The music faded away in the distance behind us. and in its place the milkman's bottles clashed together in his metal baskets. We crawled sleepily into bed. and last night, the music, the Prom, all faded into our Summer Dreams. What's HERMAN ALVAREZ Humorous always LORENZO FERNANDEZ LOUISE AMBROSIO PATRICIA FIDUCIA GLORIA AMORIM Girl angel GERALD FIELDS PHYLLIS BATISTA Petite belle ELEANOR FRIES ROBERT BOROWSKI Really bright MICHAEL GERVOLINO ALFRED BRESCIA Athletic boy MARGARET GORKA MARSHA BRYANT Most bashful JOSEPHINE GRAFJE DOLORES CANAS JUDY HOHWEILER BERNICE CAREY. Best charmer LONNY JONES PHYLLIS CASTRONOVA Pretty cute RONALD JANOWSKI GLORIA CHAPLINSKI Generally carefree FRANKLIN JUAREZ FRANK CIAK Forever capable CAROLE ANN KONVIT ANTOINETTE CICALESE Adorable classmate ALBERT KRUTSICK MILLICENT COCHRAN Merry chick JOSEPH La CORTE PETE COLLUMB Plenty carefree PATRICK LANDOLFI GERALD DALY PATTI LAZAREK Pleasingly lovely THOMAS DARCHI JOHN LIMALDI Joyfully likable JOANN Da SILVA Just delightful JOAN LORDI Just lovable JANET De RING ELAINE LOUREIRO Everlasting loveliness JOSEPH Do ROSE Just daring MICHAEL MANTEGNA Masculine manner ANTHONY Di PACE A doll BEVERLY MARINO ....Bright miss ELAINE DRONGOSKI CARMINE MASULLO ROSALIE DUQUE PATRICK MAZZILLO Perfect manners STEVE EMIN EDMUND MENDEZ Eligible male JOSEPH FELIPE Jolly flirt RITA MENDONCA Radiant miss 44 ADELAIDE FERNANDEZ Affectionately friendly MARVIN MIDDLETON Most merry In A Name? MARY ANN MILLER ROSE ANN MONE—....... ALBERT MONTANO ..... ALCIDES MORAES...... JOHN MORELLI ANTHONY MORTELLITO CAROL ANN MURPHY... MANUEL NEVES MARIE NOVELLO____ WILLIAM O’REGAN...... MICHAEL LOUGHLIN RACHEL PARASCANDO ANTONIO PATACA ...... FRANK PECORARO ...... JULIA PEREIRA ........ ROSE ANN PETOLINO FRANK PINHO___________ BARBARA PINKNEY ..... VERA PLESNIK.......... NICK PORTA RICHARD PTAKOWSKI... LOIS RANSOM ROBERT REH________ SAM REO ......... ANTHONY RISPOLI Most attractive miss Romantic and magnetic ...... Ambitious male Always mischievous Jolly merrymaker Always masterful Cautious and mindful Most nonchalant Magnificent number ............Wise outlook Most light-footed Real personality .... Appealing person Friendly persuasion ........... Just pleasant Reliable and polite ........Fabulous person ____ Bright ‘n’ pretty ............Very pleasant ■ -■ Nice person .........Really pleasant Lasting resourcefulness Real realistic Surely reliable Always reasonable Bright and resourceful LUCILLE RONCO RAYMOND SABATINO MARGARET SALMORlN DOLORES SANTOS STANLEY SCHARPNICK LOUISE SCHMON . Lovely senior CAROLYN SHELDON CHARLES SNELL MARIE speziale PATRICIA TAMASHAUSKY PHYLLIS TETORKA JOSEPH TRAJICK Just thrilling JOSEPH TRIANO Just tops MARY TROY Most tactful ROSEMARIE VELLA Rugged vitality DEOLINDA VIDINHA Delightfully venturous RALPH VILLANI Really vigorous FRANK VILLARES Forever victorious FLORENCE VISCO Fanciful vixen WARREN WILHELM Witty wisdom LA VERNE WILLIAMS Loyal always MARION WRIGHT Miss wonderful MARGARET ZELINSKI . . Most zealous 45 BETTY ANN ROGNER MARION ZMIJEWSKI Merrily zestful Music From Memory Lane The Three Bells....................Lunch, lunch, lunch Baby Talk...................................Late excuse . Sleep Walk.........................Monday to Friday The Whole World in his Hands . . . Our principal Yackety Yack............................Senior cafeteria In The Still of The Night....................Home work Graduation Day.....................January 27. 1960 Moments to Remember......................Football games Smile........................................Made honors Short Shorts..................................Gym suits The Stroll..............................Through the halls Get a Job................................After graduation Longest Walk................................To the office Because of You.........................Failed History 4 Summer Dreams..............................Senior Prom See You in September.....................Back to school Crazy for You.....................................Diploma What'll I Do?...........................Caught cheating Happy Wanderer...................................Freshman City of Angels...........................East Side girls Singing the Blues..................After report cards Take a Message to Mary .... Pass the gyp slip! Jailhouse Rock..................................Detention Sunset to Sunrise............................Home work Little White Lies..................Excuse for absence Hit and Run Affair .... Knocked a teacher down Because............................Why were you late? If It Were Up To Me................ 360 holidays a year What a Difference a Day Makes . . Report cards today Everybody Likes To Cha Cha Cha . . Student lounge Hawaiian War Chant............................Pep rally I’ve Had It.................................Class dues Suddenly.................................We're Seniors! Blah. Blah. Blah.........................Class meetings My Buddy..................................Be a Booster? Strange Sensation..................To be a Senior A Why Don't They Understand?.......................Teachers Docs it Show?.................................Gyp slip Rock 'n' Roll Music .... Our dance orchestra Money Burns a Hole in My Pocket Faded Photographs............. Memories are Made of This . Who's that Knockin'? .... Two Different Worlds .... Magic Moments................. Splish Splash................. True Love..................... Time to go Home............... Slowpoke So Rare . .................. Unforgettable................. A Thousand Miles Away . Loving You.................... This I Swear.................. Battle of New Orleans .... Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu . I Went Out of My Way . My One Desire................. War of the Worlds............. Friendly Persuasion........... You Gotta Have Heart .... Soft Summer Breeze .... If You Try.................... At The Hop.................... Blue Monday................... Wanted........................ I'll Remember Tonight .... Big Name Button............... My Heart Sings................ I've Lost You................. Passion Flowers............... Need You...................... Chances Are................... Then.......................... I'll Be Seeing You............ Hello, Young Lovers .... Hernando's Hideaway .... French Foreign Legion .... .................Dues . . Class pictures Class rings Truant officer??? Teachers and students . . Farewell dance . Water fountains . . Steady couples .... 2:30 bell . . . Late again . . . Free lunch Senior Day . . . Our minds Guys and gals . . I didn’t cheat . . . . Stairways . . Cafeteria food . Missed the gym . To be a Senior A East Side vs Barringer . . Selling boosters . Making out marks . . July and August . . You'll pass . . East Side dances . After the week end . Blank report cards . . . Graduation . Football boosters . . Girls' Glee Club . . . “A average . Senior Day flowers . . . Extra credits . We may meet again . Remember the fun? . . Class reunion . Get off the stairs! . Cokes after school .... I failed! 46 The Daily Star Volume 1 EAST SIDE NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL January, 1980 Dictator Visits U. S. Bernice Carey, dictator of Peru, with her interpreter Julia Pereira visited President Lois Ransom. They were shown the Capital by Steve Emin (D-N. J.). General Larry Fernandez, and Lt. Marvin Middleton. AID RUSHED TO VIRGIN ISLANDS A new serum discovered by Dr. Villani with the aid of his assistants. Dolores Canas. Pat Lazarak. and Margaret Gorka. put an end to Germititis in the islands. It was flown in by Captain Juarez of the USAF. X-15 Tops Record M.P.H., setting a new record. PLANE TAKES OVER FOR STORK Betty Rogner, a buyer for Kresege’s. has the rare distinction of having just become a highbrow mother. Marion Wright, a registered nurse, wtth the aid of stewardesses Carol Murphy and Rachel Parascando. assisted. Present on the flight were business wizard J. LaCorte. and his secretary. Carol Konvit. Ml 3-4444 Felipe's Truck Rental Rent a truck Would You? Jewelry tycoons J. DeRose and A. Mortellito pooled all their worldly possessions in an attempt to purchase the Hope diamond. Literary Accompiish ment The combined efforts of authors Janet DeRing. Marie Spezi-ale. and poet Pat Tamashausky resulted in the receipt of the Pulitzer Prize award for literature. Their novel Blue Horizon” sold over four million copies in one year. Journalist Gloria Chaplinski has commented very highly on this book. “Kansas City” Runs 70 Weeks The Broadway play Kansas City is in its 70th week. Carolyn Sheldon heads the cast. Among the dancers are Rose Ann Mone and Phyllis Tetorka. Dance routines were done by Phyllis Cas-tronova. Other members of the cast were Joan Lordi, comedian; Mary Troy, juggler; and singers Jo Ann DaSilva. Florence Visco. and Alcides Moraes. Agent Plugs “The Sunglows” Famed publicity agent Rose Ann Petolino. is plugging The Sunglows. Featured musicians in the group are Pat Mazzillo. Michael Mantegna, and Gerald Fields. Singing with the group are Millicent Cochran. Marion Famed Speakers Address Colgate Alfred Brescia, the famed French psychiatrist; Herman Alvarez. Greek philosopher; and the prominent psychologist Frank Villares. received honorary degrees from Colgate University yesterday. LASSIE SAVED Through the combined efforts of Marsha Bryant, veterinarian, and C. Masullo. Lassie will recover from her almost fatal accident. Zmijewski, and Charles Snell, who is considered to be another Nat King Cole. Star Awarded Oscar Glamorous starlet Pat Fiducia received an Oscar for her performance in, It’s A Mans World. Co-starred with her were Ramon Gallegas. Lucille Ronco. and Mary Ann Miller. In the same picture. Dolores Santos was awarded an Oscar for the best supporting actress and Josephine Grafje for the best director. Sclimon and Plrsnik Appear At Hall Louise Schmon and Vera Ples-nik will appear at Carnegie Hall next week, in a piano and violin duo. • Continued on page 2) IvT smiTil iT s h 1 T he LimeIigliI 48 Page Two THE DAILY STA R January, 1980 EDITORIAL We hope that this section of the TORCH will be looked on with enjoyment and fond memories. We know that each and every member of this class has the ability to make something of himself, although their occupations may not be as great as those herein published. As a final note, we hope that all of you will meet success in whatever field you endeavor. NEW NEWARK PROJECT IS COMPLETE After six long years the reconstruction of Newark slum areas is complete. Major planning was done by draftsmen Sam Reo and Ray Sabatino. The architectural work was done by Antonio Pataca. Lonny Jones, and Michael Gervo-lino. The engineers employed were Peter Collumb, Michael Loughlin. Anthony Rispoli. and Warren Wilhelm. The interiors of the modern low-cost projects were done by Rosemarie Vella and Robert Borowski. Through the efforts of these, and other persons. Newarkers will be proud of their beautiful and modern city. Personalities (Continued from page 1) M. S. To M.C. New Radio Show Disc-jockey Margaret Salmorin is to M.C. a new radio show on 1050. starting next week. William To Handle Choreography LaVerne Williams will make all dance arrangements for Fred Astory in his latest picture. “The Hall of Fame. SPORTS New Commentators to Be Heard Thi� Year Yankee fans will hear a new voice this year while listening to Yankee games. This new voice will be that of Tom Darchi. Joe Trajick will be the new announcer for all Ranger hockey games in the ‘66- 67 season. Portuguese Win! ! The Newark Portuguese soccer team defeated the Philadelphia Italians 1-0 yesterday, on a goal by Frank Pinho. in the final two minutes of the game. Athlete Attention!! A new athletic club will be opened in downtown Newark under the direction of John Morelli. Manuel Neves, and Richard Ptakowski. All three men were former pupils of Vic Tanny’s. All are welcome to join. Newarkers Can Be Proud Newarkers can be proud of Chicago's brilliant halfback. Frank Pecoraro. who was born and reared in the Ironbound section of Newark. It was he who scored the winning touchdown against Green Bay in the world's championship game yesterday. Robert Reh. also from Newark, is playing excellent basketball for the Knickerbockers. Nick Porta, sportswriter. also from Newark, will next week have a feature story on Reh in Look. Society Debt Around Town Spotted at a local night club were Beverly Marino. Elaine Loureiro. Adelaide Fernandez and Judy Hohweiler. Their escorts were millionaires Anthony DiPace. Eddie Mendez. Gerald Daly, and Ronald Janowski. Deolinda Vidinha was crowned Miss America last night. She wore a dress designed by Eleanor Fries. Her coiffure was styled by Toni Cicalese. Rosalie Duque recently crowned Mrs. America, was spotted about town in an Angela Romay original and wearing a bouffant styled by Marie Novello. !Setc Fashions To lie Seen Americans will be startled by the new Ciak creations. They will be shown in this month's issue of Society Life. The dresses will be modeled by Rita Mendonca. Elaine Drongoski. and Phyllis Batista. In this issue of Society Life, new car designs will be seen. Among them will be a new make sport car designed by Stan Scharpnick with the aid of artist Al Montana. The motor is said to have a 500 horsepower rating, designed and built by Pat Landolfi. EAST SIDE H. S. CAFETERIA Catering to East Side's Elite Meals with the built-in bicarb. 49 Last Will We. the members of the Class of January 1960. being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. First: To Mr. Ackerman, our principal and friend, we leave our sincere wishes for the continuation of East Side's high traditions. Second: To Mr. Griffiths, our vice principal, we leave the pleasure of dealing with so few problems. Third: To Mr. Flanagan, our class adviser, we leave the wish that he enjoy a long. long, rest as our thanks for his efforts in our behalf. Fourth: To Mrs. Coppola we leave a home room filled with quiet boys, and a hammer with which to break the mirrors in 205 so that she can get the girls to stay in their seats. Fifth: To Mrs. Matarazzo we lo ve the peaceful silence of an empty room after the ordeal of a home room filled with boys. Sixth: To Mrs. Schefter we leave Univac to solve her guidance problems. Seventh: To Mr. Siegwarth we leave a time clock for his tardy students. Eighth: To Dr. Cavicchia. who did everything possible to get this year book published, we leave our many, many thanks for his assistance. Ninth: To Mr. Neumayer we leave our appreciation for his help in the Student Council which has long been a credit to our school. Tenth: To Mrs. Kelly we leave our best wishes and thanks for her supervision of the typing of material for this book. Eleventh: To Miss Davitt and to Miss Jessen we leave our heartfelt gratitude for their help in the library. Twelfth: To Mr. Salz we leave our thanks for his work in finding part-time employment for our students. 50 and Testament Thirteenth: To the Freshmen we leave the pleasures of the four happy years before them. Fourteenth: To the Sophomores we leave the thoughts of their coming exams. Fifteenth: To the Juniors we leave the privilege of wearing their school rings. Sixteenth: To the Senior B's we leave the horrid experience of paying off their arrears in class dues, and the wonderful experience of the Senior Prom. Seventeenth: To the entire student body we leave the privilege d matriculation at East Side, and to them we also leave the responsibility of keeping that fact a privilege. Lastly: To the entire faculty we leave our many thanks for their help through our high school years. IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 27th day of January, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for the Last Will and Testament of the Class of January. 1960 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. 5� MOST SCHOLARLY MOST AMBITIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Murphy Thomas Darchi Judy Hohwcilcr Michael Mantegna Carol Murphy Michael Mantegna MOST CHARMING DID MOST FOR CLASS MOST BUSINESSLIKE Rose ann Mono Frank Pinho Elaine Loureiro Herman Alvarez Rachael Parascando Joseph Dc Rose NEATEST Ida Louise Schmon Anthony Rispoli BEST LOOKING Rita Mendonca Joseph Felipe BEST DRESSED Ida Louise Schmon Anthony Mortcllito MOST POPULAR MOST MUSICAL Phyllis Batista Michael Mantegna Carolyn Sheldon Anthony Mortelhto MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALKATIVE MOST QUIET Mary Troy Alfred Brescia Rachael Parascando Michael Gcrvolino Phyllis Castronova Lonny Jones MOST ROMANTIC Deolinda VkJinha Alcidos Moracs MOST CAREFREE Antoinette Cicalesc Joseph La Corte MOST COURTEOUS Rose Ann More John Morclli Poll MOST ATTRACTIVE Phyllis Batista Joseph Felipe BEST DANCERS Phyllis Batista Ale ides Moracs BEST ARTISTS Angela Romay Albert Montano MOST SHY La Verne Williams Sam Rco GREATEST DREAMERS Florence Visco Steven Emin BEST FIGURE Marion Wright Michael Loughlin PHYLLIS BATISTA Editor MARY ANN MILLER Associate Editor Torch Staff ROSE ANN MONE Associate Editor PATRICIA ANN FIDUCIA Editorial Assistant PATRICIA MARY LAZAREK Editorial Assistant JOSEPH JOHN TRAJICK Editorial Assistant 5- HERMAN ALVAREZ JOHN ANTHONY MORELLI Staff Assistants 55 ANGELA ROMAY Staff Artist Honor Society 56 Announcer Staff Announcer Representatives Latin Club Servettes Electronics Club 59 Girls' Bowling Club Pep Club Visual Aids Club Symphony Orchestra Twirlers c c Garden Club Varsity Baseball JV Baseball Track Mike Loughlin 65 Varsity Football JV Football Freshmen 66 Frank Pecoraro Bob Reh 67 Cross Country Boosters Jolly and Johnnie Either Fernandez Eleanor and Ray Alfred J. Silva Gus Mcrano Mr. and Mrs. J. ZmijoMski Mr. and Mrs. L. Batista Josephine Zielinski Phyllis and Vito Antonio Teixeira Frank and Fran Pavalkis Frank and Terry Lyons Fran Lyons Donna Chojnowski Joan Zmijewski Mike Duffy Jimmy and Marion Joyce and Teddy Mrs. William Roggerman Arline Do Ring Jack Jacobi Inez Da Silva Carolyn Da Silva Helen Nakonechn. Paul Kica Dominick Ragozzino Louise Ragozzino A. Raggozzino HughT. Kennedy Donald A D'Elia Michael TufariellO Rose La Falce Mrs. Diana Visco Rae Padovano Elizabeth Codella George E. Batty Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Batty Mrs. Qumell Jones Luther Cason Paul Cacicedo A. J. Vazquez. Jr. Rose Triano Agnes Zamierowski Rose Fischer Mr. and Mrs. A. Peterpaul Mr. and Mrs. A. luzzolmo Mr. and Mrs. John Casale Herman Ciccone G. Henderson Mrs. Henrietta Oldock Rose Speziale Joan and Alice Walchak William F. Gras. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Bruzzano Mr. and Mrs. John Santos Mr. and Mrs. Leo Santos Jo Ann Santos Albert Redding Mr. and Mrs. A. Jachym Al Ronco Dan Ferrera Lorenzo Fernandez Mrs. Mary Fernandez Carol Ann Nyars Dot Dahmer Adam Ashukian Esther Robbie Krampctz Ronnie Crystal Joseph Giaimo Louise Calabrese Paul Durkin Peter Ragusa Frank Kozak Donnie and Marianne Richard Nalavany Betty Loughlin The Thompsons Gil and Betty Thompson Frederick Grcllo Frank Cook Art Sylvia Anthony Martinez Joseph Barros Robert Pohlman Jimmy Briody Billy Bcctsch Tina Diane Mentzel Dennis Mentzel Lui A. Rangel Dot Alfano Mary Malvarez Janice Maggio Sharon Borges Sandy Zawora Eddie Kersting Joseph Mantegna Louis Goralski Frank Ciccone Lucy Policastro John David Lazarek Mrs. Mary Lazarek Patrick L Luongo Elizabeth Juliano Frank L. Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Vito LaCorte Martha Rauschenbergcr Dorothy P. Lennon Estelle Sweet Mary Baker Lou Thomas Arlene Schechtman Andy and Peggy Tina Princess Podgorski Lorraine Gorzenik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grodzki Mrs. Edna Hodes Walter Jonkins Darryl Wright Helen Janowski M.dge Peczkowski Pete Travers Chris Gargano Joe Gomez Frank Zemo. Jr. Nancy Zemo Casper J. Lamotta Leo Bieanachi. Sr. Goldie Fischer Ida Wright Warren De Ring Christina Thomas Ernestine Miralles Unavester Pine Minnie Sanford Annette Stevens Jo Ann Santos Ann Salvia Laurence Mulligan Gene Pannullo P. A. Reinhart J. Jardin John Schmon Tommy Lamera Bruce Carey Leon Jones Joseph A. Fcrnicola Mrs. Bernice Carey Dorothy Terry Willie F. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. J. DiGiovanni Mrs. Madeline Novello Carol Selcwach Ronald Wilk Dennis Chura Manuel Da Silva Robert Chura Conrad Selewach Mr and Mrs. F. Alliegro Bob and Pat Wilbur P. Feick William F. Cisko Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Judith Ray Mac Steveson Dorothy Tanchak Jill Plcsnik Trrxie Condren Rosemarie Pontes Joan Ryan Harold Schmidt Elizabeth Jones Natalie Pape Joseph Parlavecchio Willie and Edith Jimmy and Gerry Elaine Froehlich Janet and Harry Buffardi. Jr. Grace Gigantino Marictcna Graf je August Grafie Mrs Carmella Grafie Frank Ptakowski Rr'se Ptakowski Mickey Carroll Svlvan Davis Ralph Feller Mrs T Murphy Mr. and Mrs J Murphy Fllen Murphy Mr. and Mrs C. Williams Frank Zemo. Ill Tom Marlene Stiuso Mr. and Mrs. W. Danowski Mr. and Mrs. R Zmijewski Lewis G Griffiths Marty Lipuma Nancy Lipuma Mr. and Mrs A. Fortino Antoinette and Joseph Fortino Nat Friedman Georgic and Joic Mary and Tino Mary Cicchmo Louis Florida Placidc Pacilla Mr. and Mrs. W. Santos Mrs. Tillio Sabatino Anthony Sabatino Mr and Mrs. Earl Christensen Mary Latorraca Fred Fran Colin Comiskey Nclda Loefflcr Judy De Amorin George Pereira Joan and George Lewis Charles Knchr Jerry A. Padovano Mickey Ida Johnson Steven Plesnik. Jr. Ida Milo Joseph A. Petolmo Frank Brindesi The Wagner Family Walter Wesley Don and Dee Mr. and Mrs J. Caros Rose Kistncr Lil and K. Zimms Jack Goldring Mrs. Queenie Barnett Archie Webb Mr. and Mrs Joseph Parascando Dolores Andrade Charley and Marie Vi and Tom Morrell Mr. and Mrs N. Novello Loretta Gromek Lisa Angel Joann Bator John J. D'Elia Mr. and Mrs. D. Venditti Annetti and Vinnie Rev. Harry Scrio Carol Pricbe Mildred Galaski John Kohl Eleanor Olsocka Richard Dolan Balbina Martinez Joseph Souza The Belkewitch Family Michael Micchclli Anthony Pizutelli Dot Sando Mrs. Loun Crisitello Sal Lemaldi Patricia Lazarek Harry Hines Anthony Biondi Mrs. Clara Knight Joan Halamandaris Arthur Gasser Theodore R Blanchard Mrs. Hazel C. Perks Sylvia Rarsdis Mrs. P. La Corte Mary Ann E. Aracc Bertha Bryant Rogers Bryant Mrs. J. Camarato Joan Ornowski Mrs. Marie Krutsick Lu Ann and Paul Mrs. Lillian Milan Tony Vontora Mrs. Julia Gosztyla George Hoberman Joanne Sartowski Joan T. Caloia Marie and Sam Maryann and Bob Edward Oliver John Szabo Kav Barchowski Bill Barchowski Harold Green Mrs Alice K Montano Mrs. P Collumb Ronnie Walsh Rose Katz Linda and Johnny Margaret Villano Joan Pileckl Carol Ann Jose Pat lasello Jean M. Pinto Molly Washington Mrs. John Florczak Catherine Wagner C. Rose Manzclla Mary Jardin Daniel Maxwell James Moore Ernest Hamilton Raymond Matusz Carol Matusz Selwyn Raab Dan Lewis Sid Dorfman Mrs. Peter A. Schaefer George Kovach Arnold Paaano Mrs. Arnold Pagano Mrs. M. Lipuma James A. Lipuma Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gervolino Joseph and Anthony Baione Edward Narkiewicz Lucille and Chico Richard Bums Robert Perry Irene Onysko Charles Calabrese Anthony Santos Lucille A. Petolmo Georgia Basile Candi Hoch Alex Rutledge Tony and Rosalie Irene Duque Lou and Roc Joe Deo Phyllis Lord! John J. Kalata Nick and Augie Gerard Morano Mary Masullo Joan and George Windus Anna Peters Barbara Rice Linda and Lorie Elaine and John Vincent J Golden Arlene and Richie Dee and Pat Becker Anna Chapliruki Mae Gable Mrs. Anna Brescia Marion Terrell Loycr Bryant Arlene Soares Andrew Dltri Maria Ditri Joseph Rispoli Mr. and Mrs. M. Mortcllito Josephino and Frances Gerildine De Sarno Louis and Richard Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Zachary Dee and Bud Mr. and Mrs N. Scrtsale Estrella Martinez Phyllis and Tony Joe Vaz Arch Gross Frances Freidman Phil Gilbarf Pat and Bobby Ro Basile Rose Honriques Ted Pick Joann Fontanarosa Christine J. Ross Flora Jones Joe Pietrzak Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Megaro Vincent Bellaran Milton Bezak George Maul beck Rill Fisher Phyllis Fcrrarc Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Isidoro Fred Rupp Mrs. Mary Rupp Louis Bassano George Grippo Mary Alfomontc Mrs. Janet Kenny Mrs. Stanley Zeck Edward Troy Mrs. Edward Troy Eugene Troy Mrs. Eugene Troy 70 Boosters Antoinette War kalis Mr. and Mrs. V. luzzolino Mr. and Mrs. F. Shcrin Mr . J. Wagnor Isabela Gonsalves Salvatore Bruno Cathy and Al Tomanno Elaine 8|Orlmgsson Joseph Joseph Nick Santaluce Julia Jordan William Vogel Alan Cifelli Joseph Caporaso Mary Caporaso Anthony Zarillo Mrs. H. Tetorka M. Tetorka Carol Melchiorre Olga Perez George and Lawanna Mary and Kathy Bob Feltz Mary Ann CakJiero Joann Stachclski Betty Arnashus Dan Carolyn Lubertazzo Joan L. Stotz Mrs. D. Mann Janet Herb Dahmer Edward Haynes Carl Martin Therlow Hayes Mrs. Eunice Hayes Mrs. Roy Sheldon Royce Sheldon Carmen Troiano Frank Maneri Alice Washington Mrs. Louise De Paolo Carmela and Anthony Palumbo Frank end Carol Sandra Drust Jean Bugara Joan Karchcski Sandy Fernicola Mr. and Mrs. V. Fernicola John A. Daqumo Rachel Fasano Adolph Yenuzzi Victoria Cherchia Yvonne Ramsthaler Meyer Pigula Charles A. Slattery Al Westpy Reitor Martins Jack Ashuk.an Edward Fries Eleanor Fries Joann Pepsin Joe Kwiatkowsky Mildred Micchelli Dot and Jose Joan and Mike Christine D’Andrca Dee Lucariello Joan Hampton Alex Holenko Barbara and Ducky Barbara Kehm Genaro Limaldi Donna Lazarek Mr. and Mrs. Norman Salmorin Lin and Don Mr. and Mrs. A. Salmorin. Jr. Adriano Salmorin. Sr. Rose and Irv McCaffery Mmnie Juliano Pauline Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rudko Mary Jane and Ray Joseph Redding Mary Rose Fernandez Anne Cuidera Lloyde S. Glicken H. M. Ryerson Lillian S. Erback Bet E. Wissmg The Daly Clan The Fisher Clan Oscar Vega Theodore Strobcl Larry Boyd Robert Darchi Nicholas Darchi Marie Darchi J. Lipuma Freddy Nazaruk Janet Guarino Mrs. Rose Guarino Lawrence Guarino Guarino Family Murray Shcmesh AI Shcmesh Martin Ritter Vincent Rco Mrs. Antionette Reo Nadine and Beth Betty Petro Adelaide Fernandez RoOcrt Stotz Mrs. Fneda Roth Pauline Lucas Digna Martinez John Gatto Evelyn Pick frankie Bectsch Joanne Parascando Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Palumbo Joe and Doe Dons and Tom Carl Pereira Mane Davis Mrs. Palma Marino Carol Rosier Billy and Helen Maria and Victor Jane Covucci Denise Ruola Sandra Ruela Antonio J. Ruela Antonio Neves Fernando Neves Mrs. Anna Neves Antonio M. Silva Jacqueline Dziuban Mrs. Olga Nowakoski Mary Du Pont Terry and Gary Judy Elizabeth Rendfray Sammy and Theresa G. Fahey Tootsie Krampctz Trafton Lee Jacques Du Pont Frank Pontes Mrs. Frank Pontes Vera ana Will Lily McQuilkin Alison end Jeffrey John Du Pont Blanch Scarpon Frank Jacheo Victor Giaimo John Taliaferro Tony Rodrigues Maria Rodrigues Carole Golden Melanie Stalowski Frank J. Locffler, Sr. Mary Onysko Mrs. Jonn Poolen Ralph Freitas Barbara Smyth Connie Wagner Pete Burokas Leon Looney Grace and Mike Fclizarda Carvalho Lorraine and Carol Jeanette and Kookic Willy and Nafa Karcher Eddie Dondorski Fred Middleton Hy Secharoff Maureen Kennedy Mrs. Ann Kennedy Jerry Kutzeler Joseph F. Mohren John Jardin Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Michels Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Ruban Mrs. Charles Gorka Mr. and Mrs. E. Karpilo Robert Hohwciler Froida Hohwciler Raymond Hohwciler Elaine Fass Mildred 8uche John P. Farley Charles Yarnold Mr and Mrs. T. Walsh William Fischer Rose Fischer Agnes R Fischer Thomas N. Rispoli Mrs. Mary Rispoli Matilda Zarillo Thomas Ray John R. Rizzutl Karen Wills Mr. and Mrs. E. Wills Arnold Bionenstock Seymour Ackerman Wally Grossberg Gern Saldutti Terry Alfano Charlie Gorka Max Rath Rose Marie and Raymond Hugh and Fay Lmda Moccto Rosemarie and Ronnie Joan and Richie Bob and Karl MadJlmo and Billy Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Stivers Jack Flynn Henry Kowalski Mrs. Rachel Bucca Mrs. Marge Kaysel Mr. and Mrs. R. Gallagher Judy and Annette Irene Barda Eugene and Betty John Loureiro Chubby end Carmela Lucille Limeldi William Grell Mrs. C. Malaspina Judy Sauchelli Julia Middleton George Alfano Helen Masullo Jimmy Ricck) Frank Cann Joseph Szczepamk Josephine Buffardi Frank Loeffler Pat Fiducia Betty Fiducia Pat Basilo Ezzie Pereira Mr. and Mrs. J. Piianowski Gus Porcmba Frank Szukics Irene Venezzio Julias Berger Diane and Judy Macera Candido Trucba John Lazarek Dcttie John Cunha Peter R. Farquhar John and Betty Poolen Mary and Teddy A Friend Ava and Andy Cirelli Kate Petolino Lillian De Martino G Troiano Adele N. Kuckinskas Richard Pleva Lillian F. Hepp John Tamashausky Nazzarine Natal me Anthony Soares Al Tomasino. Jr. Mrs. Gerard Swayze Gerard G Swayze Noel Sorvino Jeanie Zelirvski Ronald Zelinski lohn Thomas Flsie Wright Duke and Joan Aaron Wright James M. Carey R hard W Carey Eliza Batista Jerry Stehr Lucille Pccoraro Samuel Pecoraro Willie Klem Al Picker David.Dias Mrs T. Fikslin Phyllis Zemo Janice Thompson Margie and Dave Vickie and Toni Mr. and Mrs. S. Baionc Marie Eschner Charles Saidano Dorothy Withers Jean and Ellis Arthur Krueger Frank Alvarez Mrs. Jetta Caruso Brenda Rose Jackio Thomas Vivian Caruso Haricttc Albert Lynne Stackhouse Judy Sfockbndge Eleanor Roseman Gloria Garman Ricky Palma Joe Novello Andrew and Marie Mr. and Mrs. A. Novello Mr. and Mrs. L. Busto Sandra Lynn Palecco Marion Morrellifo Joe de Arauio Gerry Swayzo Walter Hepp Arthur Stohrmann John Palma Jerry Paoano Paul Swibinski Penrose Davis Josephine Lopez Barbara and Wilbur Feick Fran and Joe Marie Novello Mary Catena Frankie Catena Ann Catena Sonny Boy and Ann John Lott Margie and Gene Eleanor D. Sabatino Mr. and Mrs. George Fay Mr. and Mrs. W. Szymanski Edward Lee. Sr. Catherine and Tom Lee Anonymous Manuel Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Romay Raymond Conk Abe Richard Ussher Butch and Flugie Angelo Calabrese Dottie Plesmk Mr. and Mrs. H. Zimms Elizabeth Caswell Anna E. Pmho Chris Cicalese Rudy Cicchino. Jr. Madeline Matos Mary Urso Adam Shubsda Louis Vmciguerra Evelyn Kce Che Pat Morel I i Rosalie Halpem Fred Corzilius Hilda Bellingham Jack and Irv Don Curran Helen and Frankie Pat Carlin Charley Glagola Marianna and Richie Barbara and Robert Michael Castronova Angelina Castronova Carol Karczcwski Edward J. Ross Julia Hurd Michael D’Allegro James Russo Frances Venez ola Mary Hoelzel Gilda Yacullo Margaret Rendciro Andy Osefschen Robert Ronco Palmira Corrubba Eugene McNamara Raul S. Montano Van Barros Herman Halpern Mel Marros Irene Barros Jack Barros Vince Greco David Dias Mario Rosello Mardy Fischer Carol Vinciquerra Millie Vmciquerra Lou Weber Angelia Cherchie Sharon and Donny 71 Boosters Helen Canas Herman Alvarez Juanita Malvarcz Michael N. Mantegna Mr. and Mrt. J. McGuinness Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Traiick, Sr. Richard Leonardis Frank Limaldi James Lazarck Lorraine Miles Riker Dawn Riker Kathleen and Elise Rosemarie and Pat Rita Calico Annette Dino Pat Rubas D. A. Madrinha George and Dec Evelyn Gargia Joe Fatigante Theresa DeGino Mary Vidinha Felicidade Ruela Phyllis Pinto Albertina Pinto Frank Cerminaro Leona Troy Thomas Troy John Kalafut John M. Oldock William P. Woods James E. Taylor . Anthony Tomashausky Sonny and Carol Carolyn Sheldon Roy Sheldon Mrs. Mildred Shepperd Milton Shepperd Lorraine Zachary James Charles Haywood William Ransom Moo Canoura Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Prego, Jr. Bill Rocho Rosalia and Fatima Carmen and Elda Blanche Castner Phyllis Frances Tcrcsi Louis A Horwitz Mrs. Lillian Kolbert Paul P. Bogatko Dorothy Hainer Mrs. Eva Z. Krozser Margaret Jessen Agnes A. Davitt Mrs. Kathryn Alexander Walter Siegwarth Bert Manhoff Mrs. Laura Schefter Edward Tcubncr Cornelius Flanagan Lorraine Del Turco Mary E. Kelly John McHugh Anthony Jannonc Mrs. Elizabeth Stillor Emily G. Wildor Jessie Crummy Mrs. Bess Bartner Gloria Panitch Mrt. Marsha M. Schuckman Irving L. Springer Harold M. Jay Charles L. Grubel Edward Posner Elcanore Swykowski Mrs Marion Matarazzo Nicholas E. Di Nardo Louis Marolakos Hugh P. Conway Stuart Faber Mavbellc Patricia Lynch Arthur J. Poivan Patrolman Nick Adams Dr. Harry Lewis Dr. Irving Price Dr. Henry Donn Dr. Gilbert Kahn Sandra Lewis Mr. and Mrs. S Pietras A dele and Beverly Kowal Evaristo Alonzo Victor Pastor Bottv Arpaio Benita and Pat Flaco and Luisa Ronald Fries Anthony Mantegna Nettie Mantegna Marie Rcgo Joseph Krizovsky Betty-Lambert Norman Moeller Rita Narvaez Joan and Billy Joann Da Silva Rose Mario Landi Cliff Rankin Frank Alficri Mary Ann and Bill Kathlcon Duffy M.ke Delceg Mmivera Ransom John and Anna Krihak Irene Wozmk Bill Turner Pat Rufolo Raul to De Fonseca Charles Oliveira Anna De Faria Ida and Joe Amorim Mr and Mrs. J. Lourciro Jean and Chris Jean Polices fro John Somanisln Anita Lazarek Anna Walsh Mrs. James Cullinanc Marie Padovano Rose Mario Maker Mr. and Mrs. Pat Barbato John Baker Louis Isidori Patricia Tamashausky Pamela Riker Loretta McIntyre Vera Klein Daniel Klein Peter Barkley Joe Wright Elvie Singletary Kay Golcn Jackie Halkowick Michael Do Luca Bob and Fran Michael B. Ricciardi Rufh Edgar Curly Joan Souza Kav Souza William B. Schafer H. Kurby Elsio Cochran Robert Cochran Shirley Mack James Parker Edward Haynes James Teague William Krihak Steve and Susan Plesnik Mr. and Mrs. A. Rebclo Mrs. Rose Petolino John J. Kelly Billy Petolino Mario Ruela Rose Marie Kistner Jim Quclic Mr. and Mrs. B. O'Loughlin Ann Gacta Glenn Olohan Mrs. Mary Schwarga Frank and Jacqueline Louise Castronova Tom Byrne Lillian Byrne The Miller Family Irv Billings Louida Middleton Dennis De Palma Carol Lauda Ben Richardson Wayne Kresge Jerry Cornacchi Antone De Faria John Daidono Lidia Catenaccl Audrey and Norby Gaclcn Meryl and Mac Gaclcn Anthony J. Marino Joe Dellorco Tessie Karas Ralph Castner George Mentzel Larrie Stalks Mike Zusack Manuel Neves Gertrude Schmon Keith Lamcra Gloria and Vic Roscann Peterpaul Nicholas Micchelli Rose Marotti T. A. Thomas Irma Saldutti Joanne Alfano Mrs. Carolyn Baker Dot tie and Bobby Martin Ritter Mrs. Mary De Jura Margaret Policastro John Potro John Moran Frances Frede Eileen Kuperman Carol Mctzlcr Julie Palmeri Betty Hirt Bobbie and Andy Prego Albert Gosztyla Annette Smith Pete Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Pat La Corte Rose Maker Arthur F. Pols Mrs. P. Gustos Maureen Martin Dave Burroughs Joan Schmidt Mrs. Edith Avros George Barcavich Marion J. Vella Lucille Vella Joseph Vella Loretta and Al Tad Tom Cclentano Leroy Marge Fresco Rose Mane and Teddy Anthony Coluccl Elamc Buffardi Larame Scarpcn Paul Urso Jo Ann Fresco Lucille Tramutola Patricia Angela Costa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Sarno Mr and Mrs. Andrew Macera Peggy Schwarz Steve Mone Mrs. Anna Mono Florence Mendonca J. S. White James Harootunian Phil Damato Mike Spiclman Linda Malvarcz Donald Mazzella Ann and John Jim Loughlan Susan Donner Wanda Dondarski Hazel Taylor Robert Roy Hcrminia Alonso Rosalio Varela Pat Erskino Mary Arpaia Sal Calabrese Charles Utrias Thomas Lewis Mary Canas Frankie and Mary Helen Bcnimcli Morns Spiegelbord Alice Gosztyla Cookie and Eddie Beniamin Juarez Lorraine Grcgorcc Thomas Gittins Emilio A. Daly Mike Pideck Paul T. Daly Barbara Damm Theodore C Wcibcl Bernard J. Kelly Vivian M. Kelly Gerald C. Daly Elf Daly Mr and Mrs. S. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. F. Lobbing Mr. and Mrs. L. Fortgang Mr. and Mrs J. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. M. Rabasca Philomena Zcmo Mr. and Mrs. G. Landi Bart Calabrese Florence Palma John Palma. Sr. Carmine Masullo Frank Catcnacci Mary Davis Joso Barros Maltilda Larillo Carole Ann Cuva Beverly Policastro Ziggy Blank Mrs. Helen Kowalski Carmen Diaz Beverly Morello Joseph G. Buhl Jcame Quartiano John Malvarez Mrs. G. McCarthy Helen Green Vera Wilson Albino J. Gomes Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wigert Marie Elaine Hellwig Mrs. Lorraine Edgloy Murray Shcmosh Doris and Bob Teri Schmon Teri Randall Vid Joe Jones James Harrison Mrs. Elizobcth Dudley Darryl Zachary Nancy Tamashausky John Bowblis Mrs. John Bowblis Baby Schmon Mrs. John William Schmon Carol Conk Frank DcRosc Mr. and Mrs. John Konvit Carol Zinno Andy Barda Joan Kurdes Lube Labanski Barry Lamar Carey Mr. Ophelia Thorpo Joe Merrick Rose Merrick Grace Jardin Carrie Hyland Jerry Hyland Mr and Mrs. M. Falik Frank Zcmo. Sr. Anthony Zemo Frances Zemo Arthur McLaine Ann Kaplan Angie Dura Dolores Waters Marion Micchelli Lucy Goralski Lucy Limaldi Ronnie Jardinc Richard Kelly Manual Alvarez Grace Bilasco Michael J. McGarry Mrs. Vicki Jaquinto Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hellwig Mrs. Marie Mauro Margaret Brzak Bob Prupis Belle Green Bill Stevenson Elaine and Eddie Luann Soares Dotty Osefchen Hilda Dolores Malvarcz Richard Barbieri Mr. and Mrs. J. Confroy Mr. and Mrs. C. Craig Michael De Jura Mary Ann and Bobby Richard Litowchak Carolo A. Gross Carol Gasser Mrs. Joan R. Brostoski Stanley Wesley Mr and Mrs Stanley Chaplinski Gus Czaplinski David Witcher Bobbie Masclli Casiano Ambrosio Mrs. Anne Cotyts Raul Jardin Pauline Lisciandiu Marie De Ring Johnnie and Jolly 72 of