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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

THE JUNE 1962 EASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY TORCH — Table of Contents Dedication ........................... 4 Administration ....................... 6 Faculty .............................. 1 1 Seniors .............................. 18 Memories ............................. 65 Activities .......................... 84 1 Ads ................................113 Grant us brotherhood, not only for this day but for all our years—a brotherhood not of words but of acts and deeds. We are all of us children of earth—grant us that simple knowledge. If our brothers are oppressed, then we are oppressed. If they hunger we hunger. If their freedom is taken away our freedom is not secure. Stephen Vincent Bcnet DEDICATION Our years at East Side High have been not only educational but enjoyable as well. A great part of our education has been learning to live and work together, regardless of religion, race or color. This close bond of brotherhood has enabled us to venture into the world, the very best of American citizens. It is because of this shared good will that we have made many of our accomplishments in studies, sports activities and the act of maturing. We have learned to treat our neighbors as we ourselves wish to be treated. Brotherhood is a seed which must be planted, nurtured, and fed in order to survive. As we leave East Side, we shall be able to carry this seed, which has grown and blossomed in our hearts, and plant it in the hearts of those whom we shall meet. Much is written about brotherhood; there are songs about it, movies on it, and one week out of each year is set aside for it. But we, the seniors of East Side, have it in our hearts fifty-two weeks of the year and in tribute to this, we solemnly dedicate our 1962 Torch. ADMINISTRATION Our four years a� East Side have been happy and fruitful, owing to many influences, one of the most important being our school administration. Mr. Ackerman and Mr. Griffiths will often be remembered by us for their genuine interest in our welfare. A. WALTER ACKERMAN Principal TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1962: I am, of course, delighted to have this opportunity to convey my congratulations and good wishes to all the members of this fine class. I believe that you are justified in looking backward with pride upon four years of solid accomplishment. You have selected an impressive and appropriate theme for your year-book. This is a tribute to your impeccable taste. It is gratifying, indeed, to note how well all East Siders exemplify this truly American spirit of brotherhood and understanding. This spirit hos always been present in this school, and in this remarkable Iron-bound community. Mr. A kermon tongratulolcj freedom rider offer add-on to Eo� ! Side itudenli. To these two men, who hove made East Side the kind of school we have been proud to attend, we extend our respect, our friendship and our lasting thanks. LEWIS GRIFFITHS Vice Principal TO THE GRADUATING CLASS: Each individual, with his own pattern of in-terests and abilities, must work out his own ap. proach to life's problems. The faculty and I, at East Side, hope we have helped equip you for life's journey—with fortitude and willingness to learn, with imagination and good sense, and with all other abiding values, so essential to gain and hold the confidence and good will of all peoples with whom you come in daily contact. My best wishes for your continued success. Mr. Griffith! odvitti iludvnt on scholarship r otd. ADAM M. STANISLAWCZYK Class Advisor A part of Ea$f Side goes with each member of this graduating class. The future of every one of you will be influenced by the knowledge, the guidance, and the instruction which you received here- Your efforts and cooperation aided you in achieving your goal of getting a high school education. May your experiences and friendships at East Side bring you pleasant memories in the years ahead. I wish you happiness and Godspeed. CLASS ADVISOR Our warmest appreciation goes to Mr. Stanislawczyk, our class advisor. Throughout our memorable junior ond senior years he has been both a dedicated advisor and, best of all, a good friend. The wisdom he has displayed, his sincere friendship and kind manner are only a few of many attributes which endear him to us. His patience with our mistakes, his tolerance with our differences of opinion and his selflessness in giving his time for our benefit are more of the many reasons we have to offer him our heartfelt gratitude and everlasting thanks. 8 Our Own Smiling Mr. Sion. Mr Slonitlowciyk consult with Executive Council o� 8:00 A M. COUNSELORS WILLIAM SCOTT Head Counselor BERNICE POLL Year Book Counselor We wish to thank our counselors, who not only have guided us through our problems, both real and imagi nary, during these past four years, but who also have helped set us on the path leading to a happy, successful and satisfying future in which we shall become contributing citizens of our society. H O M E R O O M T E A C H E R S 10 WILLIAM FISHER LILLIAN KOIBERT MICHAEL MAGISTRO J RUTH GRONHEIT BENJAMIN LEON A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” —Henry Brooks Adams ELLEN RICHARD SELMA SCHULMAN The homeroom — training for dtizenihlp. GLORIA PANITCH DR. MILTON KESSLER IRVING PRICE IRENE TRUSZKOWSKA FACULTY What greater or better gift can we offer the republic than to teach and instruct our youth? —Cicero KATHRYN ALEXANDER Phfiical (dotation ELEANOR BLOOMFIELD LAWRENCE BLOCH BESS BARTNER Chairman (ngtilh Oaportmant Social Sludiat Budnau JACK BARBARA Butina « PAUL P. BOGATKO Phyucat (duration Eiploining th Teachers a� East Side are an integral part of school life. Not only are they dedicated in their teaching but give freely of their time to the many extra-curricular activities. A glance at the list of the many and varied clubs functioning at East Side, is a clue to the great contribution they make to the enrichment of our lives. We depend on our teachers for all the little things that moke going to school fun: the singing groups, the bands, extra-curriculor sports, school government, the dances, shows and assembly programs, and lastly our senior activities. Without the voluntary assistance provided by our teachers, by coming in early and staying late, chaperoning our dances and taking us on trips, planning our activities and working along with us, wc would miss all the extras that make school something special and memorable. For all these many things we are duly grateful. We are thankful, most of all, for that little extra help when the work gets difficult, the encouragement when things go wrong, and the little push in the right direction when we stort to stray. HELEN BALCERSKI Homo (tonomkt ELIZABETH ARMELLINO Clark 11 LILLIAN T. BROTMAN Sacratoriol LEONARD CHIU Social Studios JOHN COFFEY English MARGARET COPPOIA Horn Economics PATRICIA CURVIN English ANTHONY DANDREA Science AGNES DAVin lib rarian NICHOLAS Dl NARDO Music MARGARET EISEN8ERG Science Assisting at the essay contest. LORRAINE DEL TURCO Secretarial 8EATRICE DORNBUSCH Physical Education STUART FABER Science 12 BERNARD HAILPERIN English DOROTHY HAINER Muik MURRAY HECHT But in� tt JOHN HENDLER Butin ti ElVIN HUBBARD DR. GILBERT KAHN Choirmon Secretarial and Business Deportment ELIZABETH KELLY Malhematict MARIE KELLY GEORGE KESSLER Secretarial Chairman Social Studies Department EREDA KIRSCH Clerk JOHN LARKIN Lob Aiiitfonf VIRGINIA LERORE English 13 DR HARRY LEWIS Chairman Mothtmotki Doportmont MAYBELLE IYNCH Social Studits CAMILLE MALBROCK Physical education BERT MANHOFF Physical Education CYNTHIA MANZE English RICHARD MIUER Technical HERBERT MOORE English EVELYN NOVAK English ANTHONY PALUCH Ttchnical CAROLYN PARM Clock FRANCES POLLACK 8u« n«« BARBARA PONTICELLO Physical Education U EDWARD POSNER Social Studios ESTA REICHER Social Studioi ANGEIO ROSAMIIIA Mathemotics RENARD ROSSI Physical Education PETER RUBAS Moihonatics JOSEPH SIIVER8ERC Social Studios DANIEL SINGER Social Studios NEUIE SMITH Socrotoriol FRED SPANN Physical Education DR. MONROE SPIVAK Chairman Science Doportmont IRVING SPRINGER tusinoss FANNIE STERBENZ Pianist 15 HOWARD STINTSMAN Technical ono STOLL Chairman Physical Education and Health Deportment ELEANOR SWYKOWSKI Mathematics ALBERT TARLER Technical MARY ANN WEEGE English FRANCES TERESI Special Ed. STEPHEN VANDERHO Technical IRVING WALLOCK English EMILY WILDER Music SANDRA WILLIAMS Spanish GERALD YABLONSKY Social Studies JOSEPH YOUNG English VINCENT YOUNG Choirman Technical Department MORRIS 2EVIN Science 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DANIEL WANCA Pralidtnt ELIZABETH CANTALUPO VicePrciidonl 17 EVELYN OEVECKA Sccrotary CAMILLE TRESENTE Treoiurcr SENIORS Next in importance to freedom and justice is popular education without which neither freedom nor justice can be permanently maintained. Jom«t A. Goifield VIRGINIA AGULLO Ciimy Secretarial Activities: Glee Club; Choir; Business Club; Banking Monitor. Pep Club Hobbies: Canting, bowling DOLORES AVAGLIANO Dee Clerical Hobbies Bowling, dancing ROLAND BALTIMORE Bope Industrial Hobbies: Collecting coins, reading joke books The foundation of every state JOSEPH ARDITO Bobo Industrial Activities: Football; Basketball; Boteboll ARLENE FRANCES BALAKER Clerical Activities: Hall Patrol; Announcer Hobbies: Bowling DOLORES ANTONIO Business Hobbies: Going to the movies CARLOS M. BAEZ Botes Industrial Activities: Bowling Club Hobbies: Fishing GEORGE BARSAVICH Gige Technical Hobbies: Wotching Television is the education of its youth!' —Diogenes CAMIllO BARTIROMO tort Industrial Hobbies: listening lo joxx records, fixing COM MAXINE BOATWRIGHT Mo College Perporolory Activities: Co-Editor Torch; Condidote for Honor Society; Secretory of Student Council; Pep Club; Student Council; Glee Club; Junior Donee Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Choir; History Club; librory Stoff Hobbies: footboll gomes, records, cor- responding EDWARD BELLOTTI Eddie College Preparatory Activities: Holl Potrol Hobbies: Woter Sk-ing MARYANN BOBENCHIK More Clerical Activities: Business Club; Servettes; Pep Club; Studtnt Council; History Club Hobbies: Bowling THERESA BONAVOTA Terry Business Activities: Pep Club; School Setvice; Red Cross Club CLAUDIA BIVINES Mill Hod wood Business Activities; Pep Club Hobbies: Dancing, skating, singing, swimming FRANK BODEO fronk Technical Activities: Bowling Club Hobbies: Sleeping, working on my cor CHRISTINE TERESA BONIECKI Test Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Pep Club; Torch, Copy Stofl. Student Council; Candidate for Honor Society Hobbies: Doncing, sleeping, eating 21 JAMES BRADLEY torn Induttriol Activities: Bowling Club Hobbiet: Spom THOMAS E. BUCCINE Tommy Business THOMAS BUTLER Tom Technical Activities: Key Club; Student Council Hobbiet: Ploying occordion in bond, listening to jo ANNIE BROOKS legs Secretarial Activities: Choir; Business Club; Pep Club; Glee Club; Servettes Hobbies: Playing piono, dancing, tinging VIRGINIA BRITO Ginger Business Activities: Hall Patrol Hobbiet: Collecting records JOAN THERESA BURNS Jo Secretarial Activities: Pep Club; Business Club; Glee Club; Torch Business Stoff; Servettes Hobbiet: Miniature golf, tennis JOSEPH M. CALO “Jo y College Preporotory Activities: Symphony Orchestra; Band. Key Club Hobbies: Anonging musk. ploying trum. pel ELIZABETH ANN CANTAIUPO Betty Secretarial Activities: Vice-President Senior Clots Junior Closs; Torch Business Editor; Bowling Teom; Business Club Hobbies: listening to musk. sewing ANTHONY CALDEIRO Business Hobbies: Sleeping GLORIA CAPRIOTTI C or Secretarial Activities: Condidate for Honor Society; Announcer; Student Council; Nurse's Aid THOMAS CARRUBBA Tom Technical Activities: football; Baseball; Basketball; Announcer; Student Council; Holl Patrol Hobbies: Sports HENRY CAMPOS Rkiy College Preparatory Activities: Sponish Club; Bond; Symphony Orchestro; Key Club; Drum A Bugle Corps Hobbies: Reading, ploying the bugle JOHN CARDOSO Johnny Industrial Activities: Bowling Club Hobbies: Sports LUCILLE CASTELLI lou Business Activities: Pep Club Hobbies: Sitting on the porch Education has for its object JOHN CHENCHARIK Johnny Induitriol Activities) Trock; Cross Country Hobbies: Swimming, trock. football PATRICIA CASTELII Babel Secretarial Activities) Candidate for Honor Society; Business Club Hobbies. Dancing GREGORIO CASTILLO Greg Induitriol Hobbies: Baseball, art SAM J. CAUCA Sam Induitriol Hobbies: Resting SANDRA MARIE CLISHAM Sondy“ Secretarial Activities: Co-Editor of Torch; Student Council; Candidate for Honor Society; Choir; librory Staff; Girls Glee Club; Pep Club Hobbies: Reading, singing, doncing, foot-boll games GEORGE CATENA Business Hobbies: Sports GLADYS CASTILLO Glo College Preporotory Hobbies: Sewing, doncing. ort, cooking, records MARY LOU MARIE CERAMI Mor Secretarial Activities: Servettes; Business Club; Pep Club Hobbies- Records the formation of character'' —Herbert Spencer DONNA CONDEllA Secretarial Hobbies: Sewing MARY ANN COTYK Clerical Activities! Announcer; Holl Patrol Hobbies Bowling ANN CORTESE Liltle Ann Secretarial Activities: Student Council; Executive Council Delegate; Business Club Secretory; Announcer; Business Stoff; Bowling Club Hobbies: Bowling ANTHONY CARMEN CUZZOLINO Bud College Preparatory Activities: Torch Photography Staff. History Club; Junior Donee Committee; Orchestra; Latin Club; Bond Hobbies: Ploying in drum bugle corps, playing accordion, trumpet, violin JOHNNY. COSTANZO Business Activities: Holl Patrol Hobbies: Drums JOHN COVENTRY Big John Industrial Activities: Trock Hobbies: Working on cars, listening to records CHERYLE CUNNINGHAM Cherry Business Activities: Glee Club Hobbies: Sewing, dancing JOANN CUZZOLINO Business Hobbies: Eating, dancing JOHN CZAJKOWSKI Bo rt Business Hobbies: Cors, booling, swimming ANTHONY DeAMORIN business Activities: Holl Patrol MARGARET DaCOSTA Quito Secretarial Activities: Choir; Glee Club; Business Club; Pep Club Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, bowling CARMEllA LOUISE D'ALLESSIO Mol Business Activities: Glee Club Hobbies: Doncing. bowling LORRAINE DaSILVA Lori Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Glee Club; Holl Patrol; Pep Club; Choir Hobbies: Doncing, bowling JOSEPH DELIKAT Joe Industrial Hobbies: Sleeping, weight-lifting, football DONNA D'ANGELO Donno Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Announcer; Hall Patrol; Homeroom Secretary; Pep Club Hobbies: listening to Johhny Mathis ROSE DeGIROLAMO «o«o College Preparatory Activities: Student Council; Bowling Club; Droma Club Hobbies: Bowling, doncing, reoding ANTHONY DelUCA, JR. Tony Induttriol Activities Track Team Hobbiet: Boteboll, weight-lifting ELIZABETH ANN DEMSKIS '’Betty Dee' Secretarial Activities Servettet; Candidate for Honor Society; Student Council; Announcer; Hall Potrol; Butinett Club; Red Crott Club; Pep Club; Glee Club Hobbiet: Dancing FRANCISCO DIAZ Prank Butinett Hobbiet: Drawing. painting, picture!, t w limiting LUCILLE DiGIOVINE lu Secretarial Activities Student Council; Swimming Club; Servettet; Dance Committee; Holl Potrol Hobbiet: Dancing, bowling, twlmming, tennii GERALDINE Dl GIACOMO Gerry Secretarial Activities Student Council; Announcer; library Sfoff. Glee Club Hobbies Dancing EVELYN DEVECKA Secretarial Activities Secretory Senior Clott Junior ciott; Attiitont fditor ol Torch; Office Aide; Butinett Club; Bowlmg Club. DIANE DIDZBALIS or Secretarial Activities Butinett Club; Torch Stoff; Holl Potrol; Monitor in Guidance Office; Pep Club Hobbiet: Bowling, ice-tkoting. roller tkol-ing, indoor and outdoor tportt JOHN DICKENS Sonny College Preporotory Activities. Football; Trock Hobbiet; Work grow old learning JOSEPH M. DINO Dip Bust nets Hobbies: Sleeping GERALDINE DOMINGO Min HuJo Secretariol Activities: Torch Business Stoff; Student Council; Announcer; Servettes; Pep Club Hobbies: Howoiion doncing, football games, bowling HELEN DREWRY Debbie Clerical Activities: Glee Club; Student Council; Red Cross Club; Spirituals; Pep Club; Choir Hobbies: Singing with Celest Tones JANET DOMANOWSKI Jon Clerical Activities: Holl Patrol ELEANORE DOBRZYNSKA eir College Preporotory Activities: Torch Staff. Senior Homeroom Delegote; Junior Homeroom Delegote; Office Aide; Latin Club; Junior Donee Committee; History Club; Garden Club; Choir Hobbies: Footboll gomes, swimming, ploy, ing piano DENNIS DOWLING Big Den' College Preporotory Activities! Cross Country; Bosketboll; Track DENNIS DOMINSKI CboCbo Technicol Hobbies: Fishing JAEQUELINE AGENES DZIUBAN Jockie Secretarial Hobbies: Wolking in Orange Mountains something new everyday —Solon BENJAMIN FERNANDES PoOpsie Technical Activities: Spiritual's; Glee Club; Choir KATHLEEN EGAN JCotfcy Clericol Activities: Moll Patrol; Business Club Hobbies: Bowling JOHN MARSHALL FENDER fee Technical Hobbies: Bowling, fishing SANDRA FERNANDES Sandy Secretarial Activities: Candidate lor Honor Society; Servettes. Student Council; library Stoll Hobbies: Bowling, doncing, eating MARIE FERNANDEZ Clerical Hobbies: Watching T V. MARJORIE FENNER Margie Secretarial Activities: Glee Club; Spirituals; History Club; Business Club; Junior Closs Executive Committee; Pep Club Hobbies: Collecting Jon albums, doncing JOHN FERNANDEZ Jon Business Activities: Baseball Hobbies: Fishing ROBERT FERRARA Bobby College Preporotory Activities: Sports Hobbies: Politics 29 FRANCES FERRARO •'hati Clerkol Activities; Servettes; Holl Potrol Hobbies: Woiting for 6:30 MYRA FLEITEU College Preporatory Activities; lotin Club; Serve lies; Garden Club, Candidate for Honor Society; Torch Editor, Art Sfofi Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, football games DORIS FORTENBERRY Dulte Business Hobbies: Sewing, bowling, dancing JOSEPH FLATLEY Joe Business Hobbies: Bowling TERESA HELEN FITZ Tee Secretarial Activities: Glee Club; Hall Patrol Hobbies: Bowling, ice skoting CAROL ANN FORTE liff e Carol Secretarial Activities: Student Council; Pep Club; History Clvb; Business Club; Servettes Hobbies: Bowling, doncing JOSEPH FOGLER Joe-Industrial Hobbies: Bowling, hunting JAMES ANTHONY FORTUNATO Foot Industrial Hobbies: Bowling LOUIS FRANCZ low Boos Technical Activities: President Electronic Club; Science Clwb Hobbies: Horn rodio ond stereo JOSEPH GAGIIARDI Joe Boy Industrial JAMES GAMATKO lem Industrial Activities: Footboll Hobbies: Working on cor LLOYD WAYNE GARRIS Word College Preparatory Activities: Student Council Treasurer; Executive Council; Key Club President; FT A Porliomentorion; Rand; Visual Aids; Electronics Club; Announcer; History Club; Future Teochers of America; Student lounge Chairman. Vorslty Raskefboll Monoger BARBARA ANN GERVOlINO Bvmpt Activities: Visuol Aids; Garden Club Hobbies: Doncing, movies ROCCO GALANTE Pocky-Industrial Activities! Baseball; Football Hobbies: Cars JOHN GATTI Industrial FRANK G. GESUMARIA College Preparatory Activities: Electronics Club Hobbies: Model Cars, playing the oc- cordion Knowledge is the EDWARD GOBER Eddie Induttriol Hobbies; Baseball MARIA SOIENDAZ GOMEZ Moritol Bvtlmsi Activities: Business Club; Servettcs; Stu- dent Council; Holl Patrol; Office Monitor Hobbies: Bowling, rooding, horseback riding CARMELLA GRAZIADEI Business Hobbies: Bowling ond dancing SONIA GOMEZ Mickr The Greek Business Activities! Choir; Spiritual' Hobbiot: Ploying record , reading, day dreaming JOHN GORESH Industrial Hobbies; Ping pong, basketball LEO GOLBA 'Pebble Technical Activities: Bowling Club; Announcer; Key Club; Bosketboll; Electronics Club; Baseball; History Club Hobbles; Bowling, fishing, reading ANTONIO GONCALVES 'Tony'' College Preporotory Activities: Soccer Team Hobbies: Playing the occordion, soccer EDWARD GRAZUL id College Preparatory Activities: Holl Patrol Hobbies: Ealing, sleeping itedote to fear, — —Emerson JEANETTE GRODZKI Jinny Secretoriol Activities; Hittory Club; Butinett Club; Candidal for Honor Society; Work in Dr. Kahn't office; Torch Butinett Si of? Hobbiet- Bowling, ic ikaling, littering to frank Sinatra recordt KATHLEEN CAROL HAINES Kathy BvtiMII Actlvili ti Vitual Aidt; Announcereltet; Garden Club Hobbict: Dancing, bowling, moviet DIANE GUEDES Dee' Buiinett Activitiet: P p Club; S rv tt l Hobbict: Dancing, bowling FRANCES GUSTOS fron Secretarial Activities: Student Council; Bonking Moni-tor; Butinett Club; Condidot for Honor Society RONALD HALACKI Bonnie the Bookworm Butinett Activitiet: Hittory Club; Science Club Hobbiet: Mutic, bowling ond tkoting BRENDA HARRIS Bren Secretarial Activitiet: Hall Polrol Hobbiet: Doncing, tewing JOHN HAJIAN College Preparatory Activitiet; Bond. Symphony Orchetlra; Key Club; Vice-President, Latin Club; Student Council; Science Club Hobbiet; Ploying the clarinet, rock 'n' roll, watching football Activitiet; ALEX HARMYK Al Butinett Football 33 CAROLINE HEIIMANN CI.ritol Hobbies: Dnncing, bowling RONALD HINTON Business Activities: Indoor Troek; Outdoor Trock; Cross Country Hobbies: Boteboll. footboll, fishing BARBARA ELLEN HOOVER Bobbie Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Bowling Club; Pep Club; Duplicating Stofl Favorites: Ice skating, bowling, Kingston Trio, All the Way, Jim ond Jeons' Pixio JOHN HERMAN Business Activities! Bosketboll Hobbies: Sports ELEANOR HELMINSKI fl College Preparatory Activities: Girls Bowling Club; Pep Club; Hall Potrol Hobbies: Swimming, dancing STEPHEN HOLOWENZAK Sieve College Preparatory Activities: Football; Trock; lotin Club; Bowling Club; Electronics Club; Visuol Aids Hobbies: Building rodios, phonographs, ond phologrophy EVELYN HOCH “Condi College Preparatory Activities: Pep Club; Glee Club; Twirlers; Hall Potrol Hobbies: Swimming, reoding, ond listening to Johnny Mathis LEON HUNTER Clericol Hobbies: Basketball DOROTHY ANNE JACIK DoMie luiilMU Activities: Prom Committee Hobbies: football gomes, doles, bowling MADELYN JANUSZ Midge Clericol Activities; Business Club Hobbies: Woshing the cor, icc staling FRANK JARDIM Technicol Hobbies: Roller Stating EVELYN JANOWSKI Ev College Preporotory Activities: Student Council; Glee Club; Office Monitor Hobbies: Ice skating, roller skating, swimming JACK JARDIM Business Hobbies: Wolching T.V. DOROTHY JEFFERSON OoHfe Clerical Activities! Pep Club; Glee Club Hobbles: listening to records MICHAEL JASONTEK Mite Technical Activities: Symphony Orchestra; Bond; Boseboll; Football Hobbies: Model cars ond planes CHARLES JOHNSON Butch Industrial Activities: Baseball Hobbies: Bawling 35 VIRGINIA JOSE “J� eone Secretoriol Activities: Pep Clvb; Business Club PRANCES PAULA KANIA frannie Secreloriol Activities: Student Council; Pep Club; Cuidonce Office; Hall Patrol Hobbies: Dancing, reading, bowling BARBARA ANN KELUSAK Borb Clerical Activities Visuol Aide Hobbies: Bowling, swimming .0 Education BARBARA ANN KALINCHAK Bobbie Business Activities Hall Patrol; Pep Club Hobbies Bowling JAMES KALETA Jimmy College Preparatory Activities Hall Patrol MICHAEL KAPLAN College Preparatory Activities Baseball; Electronics Club Hobbies: Cars, bowling DIANE DOROTHY KLEINOW Dee Dee Secretarial Activitiesi Servettes; Torch Copy Staff; Business Ck b; Pep Club Hobbies: Dancing, bowling is on ornament in prosperity CAROL KARCZEWSKI Secretarial Activities Business Club; Pep Club; Condi dote for Honor Society Hobbies; listening to records, sewing and a refuge in adversity'.' Aristotle HELEN KORKUS Cot Byes Clerical Hobbies: Hairdressing. photogrophy ARLENE KOWALSKI Ar Secretarial Activities: Futuro Teochers of Americo; Red Cron. Student Council; Pep Club Hobbies: Reading, watching baseball PETER KOPACK Pete Business Hobbies: Bowling DOLORES KRAYESKI Dee Dee Secrelariol Hobbies: Bowling, swimming RONALD KUNDA College Preparatory Activities; Cross Country; Outdoor Trock; Indoor Trock; Key Club Hobbies: Drum and Bugle Corps ANDREA KNOTT Dreo Secretarial Activities: Business Club Hobbies: Dancing VICTORIA KRONICK Choocfi College Preporotory Activitiesi Symphony Orchestra; Bond; Student Council; Office Monitor; Glee Club Hobbies: Ice skating, tennis, swimming LORRAINE LEONA LACHETA Roinre Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Pep Club Hobbies; Sewing, bowling, dancing the Pnlfcn DOLORES LARUSSO Dee Business Activities: Torch Copy Stoff; Student Coun- il; Announcer; Servettes; Pep Club Hobb.et: Football gomet. driving, bowling JOSEPH LEPORE Pepe Technical Activities: Rowling Club; Executive Coun- cil Hobbies: Dancing, soccer, swimming PHYLLIS LORDI PhiT business Activities: Office Monitor; Holl Patrol; Servetles; Homeroom Treasurer Hobbies-, listening to Frank Sinatra, writing letters JAMES LEMEHAUTE ■Wimp-Industrial Activities: Executive Council Hobbies: Sleeping GWENDOLYN LEE Gwen College Preparatory Activities: Future Teachers of America; History Club; Pep Club Hobbies: Sewing, reoding BARBARA ANN LIPSON Borb Secretarial Activities Servettes; Torch Copy Staff; Rusiness Club; Pep Club Hobbies: listening to music, bowling, reading RICHARD LEWANDOWSKI Puff Technical Hobbies: basketball, bowling, basball ANTHONY LUCIANI loch Clerical Activities: Holl Patrol Hobbies: Sleeping, bowling CAROL ANN LUDERA Corot Secretoriol Activities: Glee Club; Business Club; Choir; Student Count.I; Condidote for Honor Soc.ety; Junior Clou OBicec; Senior Executive Council; Or. Kohn’t Office; Nurse t Aid Hobbiet Pootboll ond baseball garnet Activities! Student Council President; Science Club; Student Council; H. R. Representative; Basketball; lotin Club; Junior Achievement Hobbiet: Playing occordion in bond. JOAN MACHESE Joonie Clerical Activities: Announcer; Student Council; Pep Club; Jr. Red Crott Hobbiet: Bowling, boby titling FEDERICO MALDONADO, JR. Moh Business Activities: Feotboll; Botkelboll. Boseboll; Sludent Council; Sponith Club Hobbiet: Photogrophy. baseball. basket- boll ARTHUR LYNCH Artio Business Activities: Student Council Hobbies: Rool.ng foe New York Yankees, New York Giants CARMEN MALANGONE Tommy Industrial JOSEPH MANZELLA Joe Afenc Industrial SALVATORE MARINO, JR. Seogt College Preporotory Activities: Bond; Symphony Orchestro Hobbies Playing football, baseball, bowling NANCY MARZANO Nan College Pfeparotory Activities: History Club; Chess Club; future Teachers of Americoj Pep Club; tofin Club. Hobbies: Woiting for the ship to come ini ROBERT McGUIRK Buddy Industrial Activities; Bond Hobbies- Ploying the drums A learned man has always MARIA MARTINS Wild One No. 2 Secretarial Activities: Hall Patrol; Office Monitor; Girls Glee Club Hobbies: Dancing, talking, listening to records KENNETH McCAll Kenny Technical Activities: Indoor Trock; Outdoor Trock Hobbies: listening to records, doncing, cars SUZANN MARTIN Sue Clerical Hobbies: Dancing, movies, bowling RICHARD MATTHEWS Haw k Technicol Activities: Electronics Club Hobbies: Hunting, cor racing, electronics GERALDINE McNAIR Gerry Business Hobbies: Bowling, dancing wealth within himself —Phoedrut LORRAINE MERRITT lorie Clerical Activities: Holl Potrol Hobbies: Skating, tinging, swimming GERALDINE McNEILL Business Activities: Girls Glee Club; Band Hobbies: Movies, dances, T.V. LAURA METTY lauro Secretarial Hobbies: Sewing JEANETTE DIANE MIKTUS Jeon Secretarial Activities . Student Council; Executive Council; Candidate for Notional Honor Society Hobbies: Sewing EVELYN MEEHAN fve Business MARGARET MARY METZKER Topty Secretarial Activities: Vice President, Student Council; Pep Club; Captain. Cheerleaders; Serv-ettes. Senior Class Representative; Torch Business Staff Hobbies. Football gomes, swimming, bowling GAIL MAXINE MILLER “Gaif Secretarial Activities: Torch Copy Stoff. Office Monitor; Announcer; Candidate for Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross Hobbies: Picnics, ice skoting, dancing MICHAEL MIKTUS Mickey Technical Activities: Electronics Club; Student Council; Key Club; Dance Committees; History Club; Bowling Club Hobbies: Bowling, fishing, reading 41 JOSEPH MISUKONIS ■Jo Crook Technical Hobbies listening to records MARGARET MARIA MORTENSEN BooCsie tvtilMU Activities: Bonking Monitor Hobbies: Bowling, swimming JANE ANN MUCCIONE Janio Business Activities: Butiness Club; Moll Patrol Hobbies: Bowling MARIE MONTEIRO College Preparatory Activities: History Club; Serveltes: Chess Club; Spanish Club; Gorden Club; Glee Club Hobbies: Reading, dancing, skating ROBERT MOSQUERA Bobby Technical Activities: Soccer; Candidate for Honor Society; 8 o'clock Club Hobbies: Bowling, collecting records MARTIN MOSNI Moose College Preparatory Activities: lotin Club; Stomp Club; Man-°fler of Football Team MARIA MUfcANO Pee Secretarial Activities: Student Council; Candidate for Honor Society; Business Club; Servettes; Homeroom Treasurer; Torch Copy Stoff Hobbies: Records, dancing RAYMOND NAPOUTANO Business Activities: Hall Polrol Hobbiet: Karote MARIE NAPURANO Clerical Activities: Pep Club Hobbiet: Drawing, deiigning, dancing GENARO NAPPI Jerry Technical Activities: Swimming Team Hobbiet: Pithing, cort, sleeping SOPHIE OBERWANOWICZ Business Activities: Hall Potrol; Homeroom Treasurer Hobbiet Cooking BARBARA OECKEl Borb Clerical Activities: Holl Potrol Hobbies: Hortebock riding and sleeping GLADYS JOYCE ODOM legs College Preparatory Activities: Spiritual Choir; Coptoin of Twirlers Hobbiet: Dancing NICHOLAS V. ORLANDO Technical Activities: Chest Club; lotin Club Hobbiet: Collect baseball ond football stars pictures ROBERT OLKO Bobby Technical Activities: Baseball; football 43 Learning is the eye PATRICK ORLANDO Business Hobbies: Fishing JEAN PAGLIA •’Glgi Secretoriol Hobbies: Doncing JUDY PASCHALL Business Activities: Moll Patrol PATRICK PAGANO Business Activities: Visuol Aids Hobbies: Horseback riding ond bowlina ANTHONY PACHECO Technical Activities: Student Council; J. V. Baseball; Swimming Team; Varsity Baseball Hobbies: Bowling JOHN PAIMUCCI Technical Activities: Bond Hobbies: Playing the guitor MANUEL PATACA Atonny College Preparatory Activities: Junior Dance Committee; Senior Dance Committee; Student Council Dance Committee Hobbies: Bowling, gold, ond stomps CAROL PASCAL Babe Clerical of the mind. —Thomas Drako Activities Pep Club Hobbies Listening to ion TERRENCE PATTERSON Terry Technical Activities: J. V. Football; J. V. Bosketboll; Vorsity Footboll; Vorsity Basketball; J. V. Bote ball; Key Club; Vorsity Bose-boll; Photo Club; Condidote for Honor Society; 8 o'clock Club. Hobbies: Sports, littening to records, eating JANET PECORARO Jon College Preporotory Activities: Spanish Club; Electronics Club; Garden Club; Science Club Hobbies: Bowling, twimming, skin diving EMILY PEREIRA Sugorbobe Secretarial Activities: Choir; Glee Club; Pep Club; Senior Clots Delegate Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, reading JOYCE PAVEICHAK Joy Secretarial Activities: Pep Club; Servettet; Business Club Hobbies Bowling, dancing, collecting records CARLOS A. PEREIRA Cor! Industrial Activities: Soccer Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, C.Y.O. JOHN PEREZ Johnny Technical Activities: Electronics Club; Holl Patrol Hobbies: Hunting and fishing JOSEPH PEREZ Technical Activities: Bosoboll Hobbies: Bowlitta JO ANN PIETRUCHA Jo Clerical Activities: Bowling Club Hobbies: Bowling ond records MARIA C. PEREZ Cookie College Preparatory Activities: Spanish Club; Future Tcochcrs of America Hobbies: Drawing ROGER PIETRUCHA College Preparatory Activities: Band STEPHEN PLESNIK flourk College Prcporotory Activities: Banking; History Club; Science Club; Garden Club; Science ond Electronics Club; Visuol Aids; Latin Club; Torch Photography Hobbies. Hunting ond Fishing LUCILLE PETOLINO Lu College Preporolory Activities: Student Council Executive Council; Twirlers Announcer Staff; library Staff. Hobbies: Kconsburg. New Jersey ROSE PINHO Ao Business Activities: Pep Club; Holl Patrol Hobbies: Dancing and bowling DOLORES POJNAR Dee Business Activities: Pep Club Hobbies: Roller skating. T.V.„ ond bowling 46 MARIE THERESA POLICASTRO '■urn v Secretoriol Activities: Visuol Aids Hobbies: Bowling ond iwimminfl MARIA RAMALHO OrthiS' Secietoriol Activities: Holl Patrol; School Office Moni-lor Hobbies: listening to music ond doncing THERESA RAWA Terry Cler.col JOHN POTUCEK Poe College Preporotory Activitlet: Key Club; Slide Rule Club; lotin Club; Trock; Condidote for Honor Society Hobbies: Sports ond Junior Achievement CHRISTINE PUCCIAREUI lino College Preporotory Activities: Student Council; Executive Council; Servetles; Announcer Staff; Counselor's Office; School Office; Candidate for Honor Society Hobbies: Rowling, listening to Fronk Sinatra ond Nino Simone records EMILIA RANUCCI Emil College Preporotory Activities: lotin Club; Servettes; Chess Club; History Club Hobbies; listening to records ond reoding GERALD RAMOS Jerry Business Activities: football, Student Council Hobbies: Reoding good books CHARLES REGO Rabbit College Preparatory Activities: Band; Symphony Orchestro; Indoor Trock; Outdoor Trock; Cross Covntry Hobbies: Ploying drums, bowling, tennis For Knowledge too. HOPE RIBAS Ciia Clericol Activities: Visuol Aids Hobbies: Dancing CHARLES RICOTTA Choi Industrial Activities; Junior Prom Committee; Donee Committee Hobbies: Phologrophy JOSEPHINE RODRIGUEZ Jo-Jo Clerical Activities: Student Council; Visual Aids; Pep Club Hobbies: Bowling one? dancing NARCISO RENDIERO III Nick the Copfoin Industrial Activities: Student Council Delegote; Football Team Hobbies: Dancing, keeping a little Block Book ALLEN ROBERSON too Boo Business Activities: Cross Country; Baseboll; Holl Patrol; Indoor Trock Hobbies: Wotching sports ond T.V. MARIAN RESKOW Morion Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Hall Patrol; Pep Club Hobbies: listening to records ond foot- ball games LOUIS RENSHAW louie Business Hobbies: Sleeping ANNE RIOS Annie College Preparatory Activities: Editor-in-chief. Torch; Executive Council; Announcer; lotin Club; History Club; Glee Club, Future Teochers of America; Condidote for Honor Society. Hobbies: Reading, movies, footboll gomes, dancing s itself o power. —Bacon RONALD ROUDEZ Hurfy Industrial Activities: Football loom; Indoor Trock; Outdoor Trock MANUEL RODRIQUEZ Manny Industrial Hobbies: Collecting coins ANTHONY ROMANO Mooner College Preparatory Activities: Cross Country; Indoor Trock; Outdoor Trock; Announcer; Holl Patrol; Vituol Aids; Electronics Club Hobbies: Rowling; ice skating, hunting ELEANOR DIANE SABATINO Tuffy Secretarial Activities; Student Council; Bankteller; Hall Potrol; Business Club; Announcer; Condi dote lor Honor Society; Junior Class Executive Council Hobbies: Swimming ond bowling JOANN RYCHLICKI •Jody College Preporotocy Activities; Color Guard Hobbies: Pointing, reoding, movies GERALDINE CATHERINE ROSKOWSKI Gerry Business Activities: Glee Club; Announcer; Holl Patrol; Pep Club Hobbies: Bowling JACQLIN RUTLEDGE Chkkie College Preparatory Activities; latin Club; History Club; Glee Club; Scrvetles; Garden Club; Chess Club Hobbies: listening to records ROSE ANNETTE RUSSO o College Preparatory Activities: lotin Club; Garden Club; Serv ettes. Bowling Club; Candidate for Honor Society Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, bowling 49 VINCENT SABATINO Vi,MU Business Activities: Bond Hobbies: Bowling RALPH SANTUCCI Kolph Business Activities: Moll Polrolj Visuol Aid Hobbies: Bowling MARY ANN SCHMIDT Mery Ann Business Activities: Pep Club JO ANN SANTOS Dee Dee Clericol Activities: Bowling Club; Pep Club Hobbies: Poller sliding, ice skating, bowl ing MARGARET SANTORA Morgi� Secretarial Activities: Pep Club; Business Club Hobbies: Movies and sleeping late RALPH SCARANO Scuc Technical Activities: Trock Hobbies: Sleeping JOSEPH SCANLON Joe Industrial Activities: Moll Patrol Hobbies: Working RICHARD A. SCHMIDT III ■KUh College Preporotory Activities: Football Hobbies: Ploying baseboll, bowling 50 JOSEPH CAESAR SCIBIIIA LENORA SCHROEDER lenny Business CHERYL SCOTT Candy Clericol Activities: Chorus Hobbies: Pointing, joxr, writing LESTER SCHULTZ Dutch College Preporotory THERESA SEBASTINAS lain Business Hobbies: Dancing, sewing PATRICIA ANN SHARKEY Pol Clerical Activities! Holl Patrol; Pep Club; Student Council Hobbies: Bowling Joe Industrial Adiviliest History Club Hobbiesi Reading Romon History GERALDINE SEELEY Gerry Clerical Hobbies: Movies, bowling MAUREEN SHARPE ti®ie Business Activities: Pep Club Hobbies; Dancing, sports T s education forms the common mind; PHILIP SIANO Industrial Hobbies- Sports RICHARD SLAVITT General Hobbirt: Rcoding, wotching television DESMOND SMITH Des IhiImh Hobbies: Horsebock riding JOHN SKIBICKI Sfcobrc Technical Activities: Slid Rule Club; Track Team; Key Club; Candidate for Honor Society Hobbies: Modeling MARCIA SISON Morey Business Activities: Servelles Hobbies; Dancing, writing Utters ELAINE SLIFKO College Preparatory Activities: Latin Club; History Club; Garden Club Hobbies: Music, art work MATTHEW SMITH Technical Hobbies: Going places WILLIAM T. SMISKO College Preparatory Activities: Visuol Aids; Key Club; Student Council Hobbies: Ploying tennis, bowling, listening to records Just os the twig is bent the LARAINE STAUB Sfoubi'e Sccfetariol Activities: Vi� ual Aids Hobbies: Bowling, swimming, doncing tree's inclined” —Pope THEODORE VINCENT SOCHASKI •utdi College Preparatory Activities: lalin Club; History Club; Band; Holl Patrol; Key Club; Swimming Teom; Electronics Club Hobbies: Swimming, driving cors, football LORRAINE SOJKA lor Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Hall Patrol; Business Stoff Hobbies: Bowling, doncing ANNETTE STEVENS Nmo Clerical Activities: Student Council; Bowling Club Hobbies: Doncing. listening to records MARY ANN SUPKO Moir College Preparatory Activities: librory Stoff; Gorden Club; History Club; Candidate for Honor Society Hobbies: Reading, swimming, movies JAMES STANKUS Jimmy Cod College Preporoto y Activities: Co-Editor, Torch Plsotogrophy Stoff Hobbies: fishing, records, baseball THOMAS STRAMARA Turtle Industrial Activities: footboll Team; Baseball Team JOAN TAMASHAUSKY Toni Clerical Hobbies: Bowling NICHOLAS TANZOLA Nick College Preporotory Activities: Football Teom; lotin Club Hobbies: Sleeping WALTER TOFEL Untie Beon's Industrial Activities: Student Council; Band Hobbies: Bowling, fishing, riding around VICTOR TORTORELLO To ft Technical LOUISE THOMAS lu lu Clerical Activities: Jr. Red Cross: Spiritual Choir; Pep Club. Hobbies: Boys, dancing ISABEL TENDEIRO lay College Preporotory Activities: Student Council; Garden Club; Servettes; Senior Executive Council; Nurscs' Office Aide Hobbies: Wotching Football ond Soccer gomes, ond going bowling JEANNETTE TORIBIO Jenny Clerical Activities: Announcer; Student Council; Holl Potrol Hobbies: Working in St. James Hospitol EMIL TRGALA Abfon College Preporolory Activities: Science Club; History Club; Co-Editor Photogrophy, Torch Staff Hobbies: Hunting, fishing ■ JOHN TROTTE Duel Business Activities: Hall Potrol Hobbies; Sports, dancing, cors CAMILLE TRESENTE “Kim College Preparatory Activities: Servettes; Moll Potrol; Captain of Cheorleoders; Student Council; Senior Class Treasurer Hobbies; Bowling, golf PHYLLIS TROJANOWICZ “Mr Secretarial Activities; Student Council; History Club; Duplicating Squad; Candidate for Honor Society; Senior Executive Council Hobbies: Television, sports LEONA TROY lee Business Activities: Representative Junior Clots — Senior Class; Bowling Club; Holl Potrol; Glee Club Hobbies; Bowling, swimming, dancing KENNETH E. TROTZINKA ICeeny Technical Activities: Announcer; Holl Patrol Hobbies; Fishing, bowling, horseback riding VERONICA MAE VAN NEST Ronnie Secretarial Activities: Glee Club; Business Club Hobbies: Eofing. loafing, reading the headlines ROSEMARIE LUCILLE VENDETTI Ro Business Activities; Glee Club, Hall Patrol; Pep Club Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, swimming JOYCE VENEZZIO Joy College Preparatory Hobbiei: Cooking, baking ANTOINETTE VIllANO Toni College Preparatory A tlvi!ie� : library Staff; Nurie'i Office Aide Hobbiet: Bowling ANGELO VUOCOIO Heri Industrial Activities: Varsity football; Cross Country Trock; Key Club; Visual Aids Club Hobbies: Sleeping On the educated GERALDINE VILLANI Gen ' College Preparatory Activities: Student Council; President Servettos; latin Club; Candidate for Honor Society Hobbies: Swimming, ice skating, pointing HAZEL ANN VON OHLEN 'Bubtio Secretarial Activities: Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Pep Club Hobbiet: Reoding, tewing, swimming IDA VIEIRA Sfiortie Secretarial Activities: Business Club; Pep Club; Glee Club Hobbies: Doncing, talking on the phone, swimming PHILIP VISCO Ph;r College Preparatory Activities: Hall Patrol Hobbiet: Bowling, sports, playing guitar DANIEL W. WANCA College Preparatory Activities: President Junior Clots — Senior Class; Student Council; Spanish Club Hobbiet: Bawling, horseback riding, pho-togrophy are free. —Epictetus PEARL WARD Cut; Business Activities: Glee Club Hubbies: Staling, collecting records MARY ALICE WESTFIELD Sweet Peo Clerical Hobbies: Dancing, singing, collecting records RICHARD WARD Yots Business Hobbies: Spending money SHRONE WESTFIELD love Secretarial Activities: Spiritual Club; Pep Club; Student Council; Business Club Hobbies: Nurse's Aide at St. Jomes Hospital FRED WILLIAMSON Chico Business Activities: Football; Outdoor Track; In- door Trock; Swimming Teom; Glee Club; Science Club Hobbies: Boning, basketball, weight lifting MARGARET WEIDEMANN Clerical Hobbies: Ice skating, watching movies BARBARA WEY College Preparatory Activities: Servettes; History Club; Gorden Club; Office Monitor; Student Council; Candidate for Honor Society Hobbies: Reading, movies, sewing MARYANN WINDUS Mare College Preporotory Activities: tofin Club; Pep Club; Color Guard; Gorden Club Hobbies: Bowling 0 SHARON WINKLER Mi Secretoriol Activities: Business Club; Holl Poliol Hobbles- Dancing, swimming MARGARET YOCUS Bonia Clerical CECILIA A. ZAWORA Citt ' College Preparatory Activities: lotin Club; Garden Club; Nurses Office Aide; Student Council; Candidote for Honor Society; Servettes; Color Guard; Att'l Editor for Torch Art Stoff Hobbies: Cooking, football gomes LESTER WORTHY Bid lei College Preparatory Activities Football; Boskotboll; Basoboll; Trock Hobbies: Reading GRACE ANN WOOD Dig Business Activities: Announcer; Prom Committee Hobbies: Collecting Johnny AAothls albums JOSEPH ZAPATA Joe College Preparatory Activities: Choir; Key Club; lotin Club Hobbies: Bowling, bosketboll MARY ANN ZUCHECK DimpUt Clerical Hobbies: listening to records, dancing JOHN ZUSACK Prysfc Business Activities: Trock Hobbies: Talking JOANNE ZYLA Business Hobbies: Dancing DOLORES ZURICH Toot tit” Secretarial Activities: Office Monitor Hobbies: Eating, sleeping, dancing CAMERA SHY George Caveney Robert Fogg Jomes Dowd Anthony lo Vista EAST SIDE TOP TEN SCHOLASTICALLY Joseph Calo Christine Pucciarelli Clement Maccia Joseph Zapata Phyllis Trojanowicz John Hajcan Barbara Wey Anne Rios Cecelia Zaivora Myra Fleitell 59 3n Jflemortam CHARLOTTE FAZIO To live in hearts we leave behind, is not to die. With quiet and patience, Charlotte willingly undertook all tasks delegated to her. Her sweet disposition made her welcome everywhere, and her sincerity was always well respected by her fellow students. She will be deeply missed by her many close frrends, and often remembered by all the doss. 60 Class Officers, plus the Executive Board, have the job of guiding the class during both the junior and senior grades through their many exciting activities. It is this hard working group of students which does the planning, organizing, and directing. They deserve a word of praise for all their endeavors. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '62 LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Contolupo. Vie Prejident; Doniel WorKo. Pre� i-dent; Cotol Ann Lwdero, Treojurer; Evelyn D v ko, S r tory. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Mr. Stonitlowczyk, Advitor 61 THE GALLERY CUTEST Jo« ArdifO—Corol Forf ClASS WITS Anthony Cuuolino—Jeonotte Grodzki MOST FLIRTATIOUS J«rry Romo -Fronnie Ferroro 63 DID MOST TOR CLASS Danny Won o—Batty Contolupo MOST ATHLETIC fttd Williomion—Terete Fi� i MOST SOPHISTICATED Phylli lordi—Camillo Bartiromo MOST STUDIOUS Maxino Boatwright—Michael Miktui MOST SCHOLARLY Jotoph Colo—Barbara Way «f$r ° � Co Where is the heart that doth not keep Within its inmost core Some fond remembrance hidden deep Of days that are no more? —Haworth MEMORIES Th� Candidatti Making o dachion Campaign Poifvri THE ELECTION OF 1962 In October, East Side Senior went to the polls. Many elections have been held before, but this time a reol voting machine was used! In the process of choosing senior class officers, a lesson in voting procedure was learned, and an introduction to the democratic process of electing leaders by the will of the majority was experienced. For those students who were candidates and the class as a whole, the campaign was an exciting reality. There was the fun of making posters, getting petitions signed, campaigning for the different candidates, finally voting, then waiting tensely for the results. On October 6, at three p.m., when the results were made known, those who won and those who lost could all be satisfied with a job well done. East Side Goes to the Polls rfc to it doth. I'll you of 3.-30.'' X. J Hurry up, thr warning ball rangI IM v vjut story opens on o quret street l i vn NewarV, New iwwf. We are i landing on the steps o o orqe V, etty hvgh school. n hont ot us W o srnoW, treeVtned po . M we stand church bc s n the dhtance. Gradually the scene changes and as the hour ol olght approaches, mote and more students gather n groups and begin to enter the now open Story The East Side 70 Numbat. numhtr. who hot � ho numbar? K.,p uniting (oit lfujf f9tf Look homtward onge i. Tho mourners' bondi Pofrence ond fortitvdo. food for thought. S hooJ's ouf. Proctko for phytkol lilnott. lot's look ot tho record. REFLECTIONS Remember a worm September day in 1958 when we. a large group of starry-eyed boys and girls, streamed through the unfamiliar portals of East Side High School? Here in this mysterious and frightening place we would spend the better part of our teenage lives. As we looked at our surroundings, we were overcome by a feeling of awe and fear, fear of what fate hod in store for us, and awe of all we had yet to learn. Many questions rushed through our minds: Would we be popular, would we pass our subjects, and most important of all, would we be accepted by the other students? What a confusing year that was! Recall the first week, trying so hard to find our classes without looking conspicuous. All the trouble we had finding the gym! We got there, but more than a little late. Certainly nothing could have been more thrilling than the excitement of our first football rally in the assembly, with the loud booming of the drums and all the bright colors. We sat with staring eyes, gaping mouths and twisting necks, not knowing what to look at first; as the football players came quickly onto the stage, the cheerleaders led us enthusiastically in cheers, and the twirlers strutted down the aisle. For the first time, we felt caught up in the spirit of East Side, and a part of that elusive something known as tradition. During our sophomoro year we began to lose our shyness and gradually we started to become a part of clubs and other activities. We tried out for teams, volunteered for committees, and dreamed of the day when we would be the heroes of the games and the leaders of the clubs. We studied and struggled, wo made friends, and got to know our teachers a little better. On Saturdays wo cheered the football team, and once we even peeked in at a dance, but we didn't stay too long. Work, ploy, friends, and family—a pattern of our lives was beginning to emerge. Junior year was upon us before we realized it. Our pride showed itself in our eyes as we displayed our school rings, the symbol of upper classmen. The junior class election was a thrilling experience. Everyone had an opportunity to vote for the candidate of his choice for class officers. No one will forget our first dance, held on Friday the 13th, fittingly called Mystical Night. Our next dance was just as much fun. As we danced the Irish jig on St. Patrick's Day, we had the Irish as well as the East Side spirit in our souls. We could relax now. East Side had become a place we knew very well. We had many friends and acquaintances, and we looked forward to each day and all it would bring. The biggest event of our junior year was the Junior Prom, Aloha. It wasn't hard to imagine ourselves on a lovely South Sea island. The romantic music, the palm trees decorating the gym, the girls dressed in bright colors, added to the gay atmosphere. Soon, too soon, the fun of junior year was over, but we were overcome with joy when we realized that we were SENIORS. We had made it! Yet wo were sad-denod by the thought that only one year remained, the year of decision. We would have to decide whether to choose college or employment, where to apply, what job to accept, for what future to plan. Our year began with a real election for senior class officers, voting machine and all. We certainly received a lesson in election procedures. It seemed the term had just started, yet if was alreody Christmas. We had parties in homeroom and then our dance, complete with Santo Claus and a tremendous tree. Everyone was very gay. We worked hard this senior year. We had to. Some of us were accelerating and faking extra courses. We seniors were the ones who were now responsible for leading the clubs, running the school government, playing on the varsity teams, editing the publications, acting in tho senior play. Whot hod happened to the years when we just dreamed about all of this? We went to the variety show, the senior play, the Mardi Gras dance and finally the night the girls had planned for so long finally arrived. Senior Prom night. Will you ever forget the excitement os we danced till dawn under the dim lights? Everyone looked so different, so grown up. Senior year had been flying by faster than we ever imagined it could. There was so much to do and so little time. It suddenly made us realize how far wo had come in four years. We saw our friends smiling and dancing and wondored where they would be next year at this time. We looked at our partners and wondered if this dance would be a beginning or an end. At the farewell get-together, there was hardly a dry eyed senior among us. We realized that this would be the lost time we would meet as a class. Graduation was approaching, and for the second time in four years that feoling of fear was plaguing us. East Side had protected us, it had been our home away from home, and now we were leaving her to walk alone in the unknown world. Again that old feeling of fear and confusion engulfed us. This time, as before, the fear quickly left us. Graduation, and as we stood on the stage receiving our diplomas, we looked out into the proud, smiling faces of our parents, friends, and teachers. It was then we realized that we hod nothing to fear or dread. We were no longer starry-eyed adolescents, but mature individuals, ready to face whatever was in storo for us. We know we were prepared to take our places in the world. 73 Aloha , the theme of our Junior Prom, will be remembered for a long time. How could anyone forget the palm trees, hula dancer, and the impersonations of Keely Smith and Louis Prima? The music put us right in the Hawaiian mood. As we danced with our partners, we couldn't have asked for a happier night. 74 SPRING DANCE They said it couldn't be done! Well, the Mardi Gras did come to East Side. Bouncing balloons, gay music, whirling skirts, and Ihc sparkle of a real coronation of the King and Queen added up to a most unusual and exciting night. NOTICE 77 As we reminisce about our first senior dance, we can still picture the gay decorations, the bright Christmas tree, Santa Claus with his surprises, the mistletoe, and all the goodies. We were filled with the spirit of Christmas as never before. It was over before we realized, but our memories of all the fun we had hod planning for it, decorating the gym, and dancing the night away will always remain a pleasant memory. H A Co SLEIGHBELL SERENADE 79 Drtiiing tho Stag and Acton. Curtain Going Up Where's that prop? Hurry with the make-up . . • please! Listen to my line again! Oh, I'm so nervous! These ore some of the many exclamations you would have heard had you been backstage the night of the senior play. The audience began filling the auditorium, and the excitement could be felt in the air. Then the signal was given for curtain time and the ploy to begin. It was a relief for the cast to get started, for their tensions had built up the post three months as they rehearsed daily, and now the end was in sight. The sinking feeling in tho pit of their stomachs, the smell of- grease point, the fluttering pulses, the fear of forgetting lines, all disappeared with the signal, On stage . Like magic, their doubts vanished. With a collective sigh the cast took its place; the curtain went up, and the play was on. Then soon, too soon, it was all over; the fun, the fear, the glamour, the bows and tho applause. The curtain closed, the stage darkened, and sadly they realized one of the happiest events of their senior year was over. Toko Thotl Curtain Coll. Program SENIOR CLASS of Juno 1962 Presents CURTAIN GOING UP! Hoy Solution Commitlet CURTAIN GOING UP! Directed and Produced by: Mr. Bernard Hailperin Assistant Director: Christine Pucciarelli It's All Ovr- CAST Grace Zaneski Sandro Clisham Victoria Kronick Miss Carolyn Moran Maxine Boatwright Miss Henrietta Rivers Betty Demski Sylvia Moore Evelyn Janowski Christine Boniecki Diane Didzbalis Kyle Roberts William Smisko Mr. Norman Carter Clement Maccia Andy (Andrew) Fullbright Anthony Cuzzolino Jocko Guthrie Stephen Holowenzak Milt Sanders Nick Rcndeiro Buck O'Hara Manuel Pataca _ Mr. Tony Peterson Assistant Stage Manager Anne Brooks Costumes Miss Gloria Panitch Art Mr. John Gray lha Movm that Itoorad. Look Outl A t I - Stana 2 Mill Volentine finals football Awards Dinner football Roily Assembly Safety Assembly Business Club Christmas Party. The Thanksgiving Game fssay Contest Winners 82 Visitors from the Newark Museum. MEMORIES When we realize that our years at East Side are over, certain events and memories stand out. These things we'll remember most — Our first year at school, everything wos new, strange and a little frightening but we quickly got into the swing of things. We attended the second Annual Spook Hop. Two wooks later wo were awed by the presence of Dore Schary, famed playwright and producer, who spoke to the senior assembly on Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Wo were amazed to learn that we were among the one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-three students enrolled at East Side High. The Student Council published a handbook to help us get to know our school better. Seven new clubs were started for our enjoyment, among them the Pep Club, to cheer on our athletes. Those lucky Seniors! Their prom was held at the Essex House. Four weeks later the ninetieth commencement took place at East Side. Inspired by Dore Schary's talk, the History Club decided to go to Hyde Park, home of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The Drama Club presented the play, The Mask. We had some sad news though. We lost the football title to Barringer, and the soccer team placed second. The privilege of gold passes , which allowed their holders to leave classes whenever they wanted, was given to the hard working students who achieved the superior honor roll. Carol Ann Murphy won honorable mention for her poem Time on W.B.G.O. The ycor ended with Student Council Elections, the Senior Prom at the Military Park Hotel and the ninety-first commencement. In September, 1959, after the long, wonderful vacation, we returned to school. We were all very proud when Tom Darchy met Mayor Carlin on W.B.G.O.'s series, City Desk , which discussed city government. Through the efforts of the Student Council, the Student Lounge was opened. In it, students danced to a jukebox and could play ping-pong. We did ill The football team won the city title and Mr. Manhoff was named the coach of the year. He praised Mr. Murano, his assistant, for doing a great job. The Senior Prom, Stairway to the Stars , and graduation said farewell to 102 of East Side's best. The Announcer got a new look, four larger pages to give us more reading enjoyment. The Spring Festival, South Pacific , wos an unforgettable experience to all who saw it. The Student Council initiated, to an enthusiastic response, Dress Up Day, set for every Wednesday. Betty Sierzega won a four-day, all-expense trip to the Pocono Mountains for being Junior Achievement champion of Essex and Hudson counties. The track team got a girl manager, but the baseball team did bettor. They won the city title. About 200 students went to the Shakospearean festival in Stratford, Connecticut. We were very proud when our own Jerry Murano, President of the Student Council, won the Newark Citizenship Award. The yoar ended with the graduation of 270 students. Alas, anothor year was gone. As one year passed, another year started. September 1960 — and we were juniors at last! The first thing we remember is Mr. Stan's pleading for dues. He and Mrs. Matarazzo were made permanent advisors for the graduating classes. Mr. Rossi, our new soccer coach, guided our team to the city title. The East Side football and baseball teams also won city title. This meant a triple crown for East Side. The football team placed four on the All-City first string team. They were: Fred Williamson, Bill Levant, Bob Hoarle, and Tom Carrubba. As election time drew near, the Announcer took a poll on whom the students would choose for United States President if they could vote. Their preference seemed to coincide with that of the rest of the U.S.A. Mr. Bloch became the new advisor of the History Club after Mr. Posner stepped down. The club's annual trip this year was to Gettysburg. Forty-five students spent the day touring historic sites and having a wonderful timo. The first Junior Prom, held in the gym, turned Eost Side into a South Sea Island. The prom was under the direction of Mr. Stan, with Mr. Di Nordo providing the Hawaiian Music. Despite all the good times, there were some sad events we shall remember. Senior Rec Day was ended before our class had a chance to participate. The Senior Cafoteria was converted into a Torch , Announcer , and Student Council Office. No more privacy for the seniors. Another graduation ended another year. Hurrah, the class of '62! We're seniors at last! The first thing we did was to choose senior officers. They were Danny Wanca, president; Elizabeth Canta-lupo, vice president; Evelyn Devecka, secretary; and Camille Tresente, treasurer. Before we left school in June we had chosen Clem Maccia, Marjorie Metzker, Maxine Boatwright, and Joseph Fiordaliso as officers of the Student Council. So management of school activities was in good hands. We held our first dance, Tho Mistletoe Hop. It was a great success for the Senior Class. We picked our Torch staff, headed by Ann Rios, with Mrs. Poll as advisor. After mid term, things really got hectic. Auditioning started for the Senior Play. The Student Council did some great things this last year. They put new furniture in the Student Lounge. They also held a drive for the Retarded Children's Fund and collected $500. In our last half year at school so many exciting things happened that it's hard to recall them all. There was the Valentine Contest where the students of East Side picked the school sweetheart. The finalists were Kathy Egan, Francos Ferraro, Marie Policostro, Judi Milano and finally, Miss Valentine—Judy D'Amorin. The Spring Musical, produced by the Student Council, was a great success. It starred—Geraldine Domingo, Cathy Catena, and Sonia Gomez. The Senior Play, Curtain Going Up , kept all the seniors quite busy. Nick Tonzola, Tony Cuzzolino, Steve Holowenzak, Grace Zaneski, Eleanor Dobrinski, Evelyn Janowski, Clem Maccia, Manuel Pataca, Maxine Boatwright, John Hajian and many other seniors did a wonderful job, and the play was a tremendous success. It dealt with the problems a teacher had in putting on a class play. This was very fitting for Mr. Hailperin, our director. The great night finally arrived. Our Senior Prom — it was held at the Essex House. All the Seniors enjoyed a wonderful evening of dining and dancing, one that they will never forget. After the prom one event followed another. We had the awards assembly, the Farewell Dance, Senior Banquet, Senior Picnic and finally the long walk down the aisle to Pomp and Circumstance. All these wo will never forget — Eost Side, the teachers, tho fun and the tears, the laughter and the cheers, studying and report cards. They have become part of us, just as East Side will always be. 83 SANDY TORCH ANNE EVEIYN CAROL Anne Rio Editor-in-Chiof Assistants Sandra Clisham Evelyn Devecka Geraldine Villani Myra Fleitcll Carol Lodera Elizabeth Cantolupo Editorial GERRY Editorial Editorial Copy Business Manager BETTY STAFFS COPY STAFF Dolor lorutto, Chrittin Boniecki. Mario Murono, Sondro Clilhom, Goil Mill r, Barbara lipton. Coro! Ann lod ro. BUSINESS STAFF Mori Policattro, Joan Burnt, Ann Brookt, Amelia Ronuchi, Ma«ine Bootwrighf, Margaret Metzger, Betty Confolupo, Butin Manager; Geraldine Domingo. EDITORIAL STAFF Sandra Cli hom. Stephen Holowenzok, Evelyn Devecko, Maxine Boot wrighf, Ann Riot, Editor-in-Chief; G roldin Villoni. Gwendolyn l« . PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Anthony Cuzzolino. Georg Dodton, Emil Trgolo, Stephen Holowenzok, Stephen Pletnik, Domingo Lopez. ART STAFF I label Tendeiro, Dion Oidzbolit. Myro Fleitell, Jocqlin Rutledge, Cecilia Zaworo—Senior picture editor. 87 STUDENT COUNCIl Mr. Joseph Young. Ad ,tor STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the school. It consists of delegates from each homeroom. The entire student body elects the officers. Service to the school is the prime objective of this organization. The student body looks to the Student Council to set the pace and standards for the school. Among the many activities of the Student Council are the printing of a Student Handbook , maintenance of the student lounge and school bulletin boards, running the Miss Valentine Contest, putting on an annual show, and holding numerous school dances. Added to this impressive list of accomplishments, must be noted the booklet Tips to Teens , a handbook on school orientation given to all new students. This year the Council also inaugurated a Dress Up day, with weekly prizes and recognition for the winners. Much of the money raised by the Student Council goes into a scholarship fund, awarded upon graduation to the student who has done most for the school government. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Mr. Joseph Young, Advisor; Morgaret Metzber, Vice President; Maxim- Bootwrright, Secretory; Clem Mo«ia, President; Joseph Fiordoliso, Treaiurer. 88 East Side's school newspaper the Announcer is a paper written by and for the students. All news of importance to East Siders can be found in its monthly editions. The Announcer helps publicize the many activities carried on by school groups and reports all important events and sports results. This paper serves as a link between the four classes from freshmen to senior and helps bind the entire student body together by keeping all students aware of what is going on in their school. THE AN N OUNCE R ANNOUNCERETTES Mr. Murray H h!, Adviror 11 SENIOR CANDIDATES EOR HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Conio Scoco, Advr'ior HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor o student con achieve is to be elected to the Notional Honor Society. Grades arc not the only criteria for admittance. Service to the school, character development, leadership ability, as well as a high scholastic average, are all objectives toward which potential candidates must strive and upon which they will be judged. East Side can well be proud of the number and quality of those of her students chosen for this honor. JUNIOR CANDIDATES FOR HONOR SOCIETY 90 LIBRARY STAFF Miss Agnes Davitt, Miss Margaret Jcsscn, Advisors SERVETTES Mrs. Beatrice Dornbush, Advisor One outstanding feature of club activities is service to the school and the students. The Key Club and Scrvettc members serve at dances, evening programs, graduation, and teas. They core for wraps and serve cokes. They come early and stay late. Their service is matched by that of the library staff whose free time is put to helping the library run smoothly for the benefit of all. The Future Teachers of America assist teachers and tutor students, thereby gaining valuable experience for themselves as well as performing a service. Many members of the Junior Red Cross work as volunteers in hospitals and prepare boxes of first aid items, toys, gloves, and the like for overseas shipment. KEY CLUB Mr. Anthony D'Andrec, Advisor 91 BUSINESS CLUB Mrs. Morie Kelly, Advisor SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Sandra Williams, Advisor Time is sometimes just too short to cover everything in class. For this reason eager students get together after school to pursue their particular academic interests. We have the History, Spanish, Latin, Business, and Electronics and Science Clubs. These clubs offer opportunities for meeting other students with like interests and contribute many cultural additions to school life in the form of trips, lectures and colorful assembly programs. LATIN CLUB Mr. Adam Stanislawczyk, Advisor ELECTRONICS CLUB Mr. William Fisher, Advisor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Miss Esta Reicher, Advisor THE GARDEN CLUB Mr. Stuart Faber, Advisor 93 VISUAL AIDS CLUB Mr. Joseph Young, Advisor JUNIOR RED CROSS Miss Cynthio Manze, Advisor There are many outlets for group activities after school — two of which are the boys' and girls' Bowling Club. Fun, social activity, and exercise are the rewards of joining either of these clubs. The Pep Club, a group of eager girls, practice long and hard in order to cheer East Side's football teams on to victory. HISTORY CLUB Mr. Lawrence Bloch, Advisor GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB Miss Barbara Ponticello, Advisor One club deserving of special mention is the Garden Club whose pursuit of beauty through horticulture has added pleasure to the lives of many by the lovely plants produced. These club activities have given East Side its characteristic atmosphere. PEP CLUB Mrs. Marion Matarazzo, Advisor BOYS' BOWLING CLUB Mr. Herbert Moore, Advisor CHOIR Miss Emily Wilder, Advisor SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Mr. Nicholas DiNardo Conductor and Advisor MARCHING BAND Mr. Nicholas DiNardo, Advisor )loy on . . . Shakespeare DANCE BAND Mr. Nicholas DiNardo, Advisor ■ VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM THIRD ROWi Koiic. Smith. Jo� tonek, NeuUr, Ginonkolo, Blot), Truebo, Inmon. Nopolitono. Holowenzok, Cooch Monhoff. SECOND ROW: Dickent, Vilolo, Pktini, Scott, Ardito. Solore . Lewondowtki, Dolton. FIRST ROWi Worthy, Withers, Rendeiro, Stromoro, Roodei, lockery, Uzxolino. Corrubbo, Willionmon. East Side can be proud of the many fine athlete she has produced. Sport at East Side are varied and numerou so that many students can take part. Team playing stresses not only competition and physical fitness but also the development of character, team work, sportsmanship, and camaraderie. Friendships are made which last beyond high school. Skill, physical fitness, and character development are the foundation stones upon which East Side's sports activities are founded. Here the spirit of brotherhood is evident upon the playing field. Here, all differences are forgotten and a boy's worth is judged by his contribution to the team. What is learned on the sports field is carried over into the doily work of all East Side endeavors. The lesson learned through sports is a lesson learned for life. too $€NIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS BACK: Thomos Corrubbo, Thomas lockcry, Fred Williomon, Robert Withers. FRONT: William Uz-xolino, Ronald Roudez, Thomos Stromaro, Nick Rcndeiro, Lester Worthy. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM THIRD ROW: Cooch Manholf, Mortino, Stewart, Palumbo, Contordo, Judkins, Bell, Olohon, Sal-godo. Schmidt, linski, Hubbard, Coach Morano. SECOND ROW: Szuski, Brady, Motthiack, Alverez, Corrubbo. Horning. Fortenberry, Motyskiel, McCoy, Manager. FIRST ROW: Tetorko, Souchelli, D'Amoto, Zielinski, Coppola, Polmo, Russo, Motyskiel. FOOTBALL BASEBALL SENIORS BACK ROW: Ml hool Josontck, Terry Patterson, CKorlci Johnson, Joseph Ardito. FRONT ROWi Allen Roberson, Thomas Stramoro, Thomos Corrubbo. PATTERSON BACK ROW; Cooth R. Rotti, Sonto«i, Rod. WoMon, Siubtki, Groblooikoi, Per. ei, Morriton, Robcrton, Storekeeper. Ford, Mo nog r, Summert, Monoger. FRONT ROW: Golbo, Jonowtki, Fogg, Perry. Pot-tenon, Homoko, Conbo, Monoger. SENIORS TOP ROW, left to right: Ernett Perry, letter Worthy, Terry Potterton. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Fogg, Thomot lockery, leo Golbo. VARSITY BASKETBALL INDOOR TRACK BACK ROW, left to right; Cooch Vanderhoof; Hubbard, Dotson, Stewart, lewis, Dickens, Rlewo, Taylor, McCall. MIDDLE ROW; Weinstein, Ranvom, Barroqueiro, Grozinski, Romano. FRONT ROW: Elston, Polkoslro, Villaggio, Jonowski, Lazaret, Hinton. CROSS COUNTRY SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Dickens, Ronald Hinton, Cooch Vonderhoof, Anthony Romano, Kenneth McCall. SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Allen Roberson, Grover Rumph, Ronold Kundo, Charles Rego, Ronald Hinton. 3 Bock Row: Patcholl, Roberson, Kundo, Cooch Sponn, Rumph, Taylor, Mullins. Front Row: Zemo, Hojrison, Hinton, Scelfo, Rego. 104 SWIMMING TEAM THIRD ROW: Cooch Miller, Pacheco, Schmidt, Ryon, Terence, Po� Vo� , Geroldo. SECOND ROW: Coldenberg, Botile, Jatontek, Williaimon, Batty, Huget, Horvath. FIRST ROW: Zir-polii, Motthiok, Butler, Kduvok, Taninord, Migliori. VARSITY TEAM SECOND ROW: Coach R. Roiti, Ru lo, Olivoiro, Moiquoro, Carrogtl, Crux, Sonrot, J. P r iro. FIRST ROW: Borroquoiro, Mortlrw, Mora, M Peroiro, Goncalvct. SOCCER SOCCER TEAM Third Row: Coach R. Rotti, Santos, Cobello, Roelo, Olivora, Borroqueiro. Mortint, M. Peri-•ro, Gonelaves, Gucts, Lopci, Mirtiir. Second Row: H. Motos, J. Matos, Carragel. Moiquero, Cror, Ramchorin, Cepcdo, Laorenco. firtt Row: Pimentol, Rcbcllo, Veiro, Ramalho, J. Periero, Nunes, Roto. SENIORS Anthony Goncalvet, Oscor Mar-tint, Robert Motquera, Anthony Olivero. 107 COLOR GUARD Captain, Maryann Windus CHEERLEADERS Captains: Margaret Meliker, Camille Tretente. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Meeker, Margaret Meeker, Sandra Fernicola, Micky Volcano, Morgarct Meliker, Captain; Camille Tresente, Captain; Lorraine Delli Sonti, Sandro Green, KotKy Coteno, Louise San Giacomo. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Barrett, Jo Ann Rychlkki, Moryonn Windus, Coptain; Rebecca Trovis, Patricia Bianco. TWIRLERS THIRD ROW: Zmi «� � ki, Odom, Stopleton, Mm. Dornbuih, Advitor; Roibitk, Zon«ikl, Gurdok SECOND ROW: Potolino, Poroifo, Hoch, Coppolo, Trotie, Lewii. FRONT: Co-Captain Bornodino Prvchnitki. Coploin Jo Ann Fovoto, Co-Coptoin Kothy Piontkowiki, Coploin Gladyt Odom. 6u� y ferry Sfreef where fhe whoU gang woilod (or fhe bul in the lafe offrnoom. . . Tfc library, where w work'd on that report together. . . fatt Side High School Newark 5, New iertey Jane, 1962 Dear Classmate: Cities come down, new ones go up. We stand today with our hands reaching for the stars and our feet on the crumbling remnants of history. Come what may, as the years pass, I'll be seeing you in all the old familiar places . . . JWUW Patrons Carol Ann Barliromo Edith Bartiromo Howard Johnson louite Son Giacomo Mr. and Mn. Adrian Sotmorin Mr. and Mr . Henry Milgozo Morgie and Gene Mr. and Mr . Joan Trogani Anniello Ruggiero Lafayette Hdwe. 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