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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1963 volume:

‘Truth is like a torch, the more 'tis shook, it shines.” —Sir William Hamilton efore c evaluation oi our school has made us take a at where ice ourselves are going. One senior year has been a year for self-evaluation we enter the adult world. This has been a year of examining our ]u , and opportunities for the future. It lue at enthusiasm, shown In an encouragingly iors for all school activities. this constantly changing world, with its pments. East Side and her student body have ted forward in studies and extra-curricular j.______ . _ ce with the challenging times. e effort displayed by students and teachers'to keep pa yances in knowledge and to meet the demands of mo i ation is a source of satisfaction today and will be a Isouree of strength in the future. East Side has given us not only wisdom and strength tlirough knowledge, character by association with our teachers, but also a treasury of memories of the pleasant days of youth. The enjoyment we derived from friendships, social events, and the satisfaction of a job well done will never be forgotten. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty Pages 6 and 7 Seniors Pages 64 and 65 Senior Life Pages 112 and 113 School Life Pages 20 and 21 THE PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL TORCH STAFF MRS. BERNICE POLL-Arfcfror EDITORS STAFF PRISCILLA ENC WONG JUDY BARRETT ANCELA MARTUCCI BARBARA CIAK SHIRLEY DENNIS RONALD YOUNG DIANE ROEMER JOSE SANTOS MARIE MALANCONE JOSEPH PICCINI ASSOCIATE EDITORS JOAN BOSHKO LORRAINE DcANCELO JOHN LAZARAK MARIA SCIB1LIA MARIE FORTE RICHARD WEINSTEIN SANDRA FERNICOLA CAROL ZINNO PAT ULATOWSKI MICKEY VAZZANO LORRAINE DELLI SANTI MARIE I'ORTUNATO MARY ANN TORTORELLO ELAINE FASS EDWARD HARKEWICZ JEANETTE CROCKI DOLORES MEEKER ARTHUR WEBER JOSEPH ZIOBRO JOANNE FAVATA FRANK LOPEZ SAM MARINO JOAN ZMYCWSKI ANNA VIEIRA FATIMA MARTINS JEAN WHITE BERNICE CARY KATHY KLEISSLER SHARON HAGGERTY HELEN ALFORD MARIE DEPEANA PAT MENDONCA ANILDA AVILES ROOSEVELT WASHINGTON LINDA YOCUS JUNE 1963 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY And differing judgements serve but to declare. Hint truth lies somewhere, if we know but where. —Cowper DEDICATION ive hundred years ago, men began to turn their eyes to new worlds. They were imbued with a spirit of Renaissance and wonder. Their search for truth and knowledge led them into strange new paths. There was a new awakening concerning the world around them. New advances were made in the fields of science, mathematics, physics, art, culture and government. There was a new desire on the part of individuals to improve their position as human beings in a changing world. Today we are again experiencing a movement by men to search out truth and to discover new worlds. A tremendous world of knowledge waits for us in the yet unexplored reaches of outer space. We are today on the threshold of many new and remarkable discoveries and experiences. We must dedicate ourselves to the continuing search for truth, knowledge, and the improvement of man’s earthly condition, and to the exploration of other worlds. We must constantly strive for peace, in order to be able to complete the many tasks which lie ahead of us. It is to this struggle that we dedicate ourselves and this book. 5 This is our special duty, that if anyone specially needs our help. we should give him such help to the utmost of our power. ” —Cicero ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . An open door, a genial greeting, patience, understanding and sympathy, combined with fairness and a desire to give all students an equal opportunity for four worthwhile years at East Side, sum up our administration. MR. LOUIS GRIFFITHS Vice Principal A warm welcome to parents. A special tribute and dedication this year go to Mr. Griffiths, who will retire from East Side with the class of ’63. His familiar figure, his kindly, smiling face will be missed by everyone. His years of dedicated service to this school and its students will Ixj rememl ered as long as there are East Side graduates who have shared their memorable years with him. We are proud and grateful to have had the opportunity to be at East Side during the years he was its vice principal. It has made our four years here that much more rewarding. We wish him for now, and for the future, good luck, good health and a very warm and fond adieu. A smiling face. MRS. MARIAN MATARAZZO Class Advisor TAn Advisor’s Life Is Not An Easy One” Mrs. Matarazzo, has, perhaps more than anyone else, added a special quality to the many activities we seniors have enjoyed at East Side. Throughout her two years with the class of ’63 she has been an inspired and dedicated advisor. She has brought out the best we have to give; she has given the best of her talents, time, and enthusiasm to us. By tireless work, she has seen this class through two overwhelmingly successful years. Her fine character and high standards have been an inspiration to all seniors, and her consistent efforts in our behalf have endeared her to all. The entire senior class wishes to express its sincere appreciation and affection to her for all she has done, and to let her know that many of the fond memories we take away from East Side, and a great deal of the good we have achieved here, can be attributed to her guidance and inspiration. “ o gift is more precious than good advice. —Erasmus Supervising voting. Cctting ready for the dance. A happy moment 04 o C 5 Cs pei W C 5 9 CA5 o nJ a cn Z p o cj a u z z Q h-H P C 10 SYDNEY FLAMM ESTA REICH ER WILLIAM SCOTT Senior Counselor Senior Counselor Head Guidance Counselor Although we have assumed for the past four years that our guidance counselors would be there to help us, to advise on choosing schedules, filling out forms, completing college applications and providing a willing ear for all our woes, we want them to know their labors have not lx en unappreciated. Our thanks may have gone unexpressed, yet we shall long remember their advice and sympathy for our problems. LAURA SCHEKTER Senior Counselor Good counsel has no price. “Off the cuff counseling. —Nlazzini MARGARET COPPOLA Home Economics STUART FABER Science CHARLES FISHER Art SYDNEY FLAMM Mathematics ELIZABETH KELLY PATRICK MARCHESANI ESTA REICHER Mathematics Technical Social Studies JOHN SCHMID English ADAM STANISLAWCK FRED SPANN language Physical Education Practicing citizenship in the homeroom. What is East Side? Not just a structure of stone, steel, wood and glass, but people—a school is no better than the people who fill it. Let us show you East Side, its administrators and faculty, whose single aim is the greatest good for the greatest number, through constantly improved educational methods, whose devotion to their task is often unrecognized until years after we have left their classes and graduated into the struggle of life, where their lessons suddenly take on new importance. They are truly the servants of the people, since without their unceasing, sometimes unappreciated, efforts to impart knowledge and skill to each oncoming generation, our lives and the welfare and progress of our nation would lx? limited and backward indeed. They enrich our lives with insight into beauty and provide us with the tools to make our abilities fruitful and rewarding. ll HOMEROOM TEACHERS FACULTY LOUIS GRIFFITHS Vice Principal HELEN BALCERSKI Home Economics BESS BARTNER Business ELEANOR BLOOMFIELD Chairman English Department LAWRENCE BLOCH Social Studies CEORCE BENSON Art LILLIAN BHOTMAN Business LEONARD CHILL Social Studies BERTRAM COFPOCK Science 12 These Arc Tin we seek out for answers t our questions, for help with our problems, for laughter in a shared moment of nap pincss or humor, for understanding, compassion or guidance. These faces have not failed us. These are the A Christmas serenade by The Girls' Glee Club. NICHOLAS DI NARDO Music ANTHONY D'ANDREA LORRAINE DEL TURCO ORLANDO DI FRANCESCO BEATRICE DORNBUSCH WILLI AM. FIS HER CORNELIUS FLANAGAN English Physical Education Science Technical THERESA CALANTE VIVIAN CONZER CHARLES CRUBEL Substitute DENNIS COLABEK Business Science Business Faces . . . faces we have met at East Side during the past four years. These are the faces we have met as strangers and whom we leave as friends. These are faces we shall always remember. 13 Signing in. FACULTY BERNARD HA1LPERIK English DOROTHY HALNER Music LILLIAN KAPLAN Social Studies JOHN HENDLER Business ANNE It ARIA Office Staff AUGUST JANNARONE Technical ANTHONY JANNONE Business HAROLD JAY English 14 MARGARET JESSEN Librarian CILBERT KAHN Chairman Business Department MURRAY HECHT Business MARIE KELLY Business “The object of teaching a child without The ladies of the faculty compete in volley hall. GEORGE KESSI.ER Clmirman Social Studies Department CEORCE T. LARKIN Lab Assistant DR. MILTON KESSLER Social Studies PETER LARDIERI Business LILLIAN KOLBERT English JESSE LAND Scitnce HARRY LEWIS VIRGINIA LEPORE Chairman Language Mathematics Department MICHAEL MACISTRO Technical MAYBELLE LYNCH Social Studies CAMILLE MALBROCK BERT MANHOFF Physical Education Physical Education rs to enable him to net alarm his teacher —Ellxrt Iluhhard 15 Coach Manhoff gives instructions. CYNTHIA MANZE English ARL1NE MARSH Nurse MARION MATARAZZO English PAUL McCABE Business H J D U 16 RICHARD MILLER Technical ETHEL MINTZ Accompanist HERBERT MOORE English EVELYN NOVAK English ANTHONY PALUCH Technical GLORIA PAN ITCH Home Economics CAROLYN PARM CAROL POLAKOWSKI Office Staff Mathematics BERNICE POLL BARBARA PONTICELLO Social Studies Physical Education ELLEN RICHARD Business ANGELO HOSAMIL1A Mathematics RENARD ROSSI Physical Education ALFONSE ROSSI Social Studies SALLY ROTH Office Staff MATTHEW RUSSOMANNO Business EDWARD SALZ Business BENJAMIN SANDERS English teacher to awaken and knowledge. —Abort Einstein 17 Time out during the Teacher-Student Basketball game. A C U L T Y SELMA SCHULMAN CAKIO SCOCA WALTER SIECWARTH JOSEPH SILVERBERC English Business v. Technical Social Studies 18 HELEN S1NER DANIEL SINGER NELLIE SMITH MONROE SPIVAK Mathematics Social Studies Business Chairman Lunch room duty. ''The one exclusive sign of (i thorough knowledge is the power of teaching. —Aristotle FRANCIS TERESI Special Education OTTO STOLL Chairman Physical Education Department ami Health Detriment ELEANOR SWYKOWSKI ALBERT TARLER Mathematics Technical IRENE TRUSZKOWSKA STEPHEN VAN DERI IOOK IRVING WAI.LOCK MARY ANNE WEEGE Health Technical English English RUTH WEINK Science EMILY WILDER Music VIRGINIA WRICHT Social Studies MORRIS ZEVIN Lab Assistant GERALD YABLONSKY Social Studies VINCENT YOUNG Chairman Technical Department PAUL BOGATKO Mr. Bogatko who retired this | ear, will be re-membered as one of East Side’s great coaches os well as a fine teacher. Mr. Chiaravallo-who keeps our school going. 19 4. ' For Whom I lie Bells loll Tin.- sun rises. Riving light to a new day and life to an old, somewhat majestic building. The build-ing-our school of course; the life-well, we arc the life. The doors swing open, welcoming crowds of students, burdened with books and the thoughts of the day ahead. A steady stream brings them up the well-trodden path, through the door, and into the silent corridors. So the day begins. How swiftly those sleeping corridors are transformed into pandemonium! The hum of voices and the ring of laughter are predominant. Hurrying footsteps lead to many places. A most popular gathering spot is tltc Student Activities Room. Large groups, at times almost crowd-size, invade it every period of the day or before school to work for Student Council, Torch, or Announcer. More than once a week the footsteps lead to the Teachers’ Cafeteria where class meetings arc conducted. A more quiet environment can be found in the library, but it too bursts with activity. A bell rings, and all at once the halls are again calm and serene. This is the Isomcroom bell, and now the actual school day has begun. 23 itn-q-q-q-g U E S D AY Oh! there goes another string. One more note to go. Sit down before the bell rings! Hello therer The homeroom period affords an opportunity to catch up on last night's l omcwork or the latest gossip. Its prime purpose is to provide time for opening exercises and the reading of announcements for the day. There goes another bell, and off they go to period one. This procedure occurs eight tiroes every day. As the students make their way to their first class, they sometimes stop for a brief chat or brush a hand or shoulder in a “Good-morning” fashion. However, they don't stop for too long; for before they know it, that bell nnp again, meaning detention for the few stragglers who didn't quite make it on time. 25 26 The first class of a college preparatory student could very well be math, science, or a laboratory. In the laboratory one can observe many facial expressions. A happy, contented smile covers the face of the student who has just completed an experiment successfully. Inevitably there arc a few masks of disappointment to be found on tho faces of students whose experiments have perhaps jus exploded, leaving them with an artificially, possibly vari-colored epidermis. Better luck next time! Perhaps, the secretarial student might find his first A in a secretarial practice room. Confronting all those machines and electrically operated mechanisms, one might be lcary of entering. There need be no fear, for the students are given expert training in machine operations and leam to manipulate them with case and precision. Their training is invaluable, for more than likely they will be using their experience, upon graduation, in the occupations of their choice. Oh, oh-another jammed machine! Let’s get out of here, quick! 27 Following a business student, may lead straight to a bookkeeping class. Assets, liabilities, debits, credits, income, expenses—Will they ever make sense? Of course they will! The tcadkrrs are here to see that they do make sense. Busy little hands are writing figures and preparing statements that will, they hope, balance. Oh, a sigh of relief, and a thankful face tell us that all lias balanced; and a future bookkeeper or accountant is born. The shop classes, provided especially for the boys, may be the first step of an industrial or technical student. For them, the roar of shouting voices has ceased, only to be followed by the hum of a motor or the whir of a saw. Yes. here is started on his way the man who will work with his hands, the builder of the future. The periods fly by. One. two, three and finally, four the beginning of the lunch periods. Racing masses gush into the cafeteria from all sides. The rumbling of chairs, the slamming of books, the noisy shouts. Oh, the serenity and calm of the cafeteria are unsurpassed. Lines begin to form as hungry students wait their turn to buy their lunches. A sudden crash, and nimble fingers reach to pick up the remains of a lunch that was almost eaten. Oh, well, the diner wasn't really hungry anyway. After lunch has been eaten and tension is relieved, the various due cussions range from the test had last period to “What are you wearing tomorrow? or Did ou see that football game yesterday?” Here and there buried in a hook is a studious head, trying to study for the test it's going to haw ntarr period.' Oh not That bell rings too fxsi! A deep breath, and they’re off to afternoon classes. 29 Everyone takes such sub jects as English and history, the perennial basics. With Shakespeare and Chaucer swimming in their minds, it is very likely that they will nest encounter World Wan I and II and the problems of the farmer in their history text. What did you say Shakespeare grow on his farm? Now, now. let's not confuse the two. Down to the gym in streams! Sneakers, socks, gymsuit. Every thing on? All right, out on the floor everybody. All physical effort goes into this period, whether it be a game or exercise. You can't say that East Side breeds w eaklings. Another bell, and all right, everyone, hustle. Only-throe minutes to get dressed, you know. The next bdl may be the very List one you will hear that day. By the old clock on the wall, the hands read 2:30, and at last comes that welcoming bell; for it's been a hard day. Once again as before, the students stream into the halls, slamming locker doors, and putting on coatst Their departure is faster than their arrival. Before long the halls arc empty, and silence again reigns over the structure that was so full of life through the day. The swinging door shuts—and the school settles into slumber. The day ends. The Hon. Mayor Hutch J. Addonizio visits East Side. THE MAYOR COMES TO EAST SIDE Afr. Ackerman extends the thanks of the student body for the Mayor's inspiring talk. We were greatly honored this year when Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio visited our school. He spoke to us on the importance of completing our education and helping to make our city an even better place in which to live and work. He reminisced about his early years in Newark and his activities as an athlete, then mentioned his aspirations for Newark again. Mr. Ackerman appointed him an honorary member of the faculty; our only re-gTet is that wc will not have the opportunity to sit in on one of his classes should he ever come back to teach at East Side. This visit was an exciting event for all of us, doubly so for those students who were able to meet and speak to him personally. 33 Assembly programs iuk! occasional after scltool contests add to the pleasure of life at East Side. The singing groups enchant us each Christmas season; the orchestra or band add enjoyment to every assembly. One particular program demonstrated the many different ethnic groups which make up the East Side school population. For United Nations Day we had a group discussion involving students now at East Side, who represent more than ten different countries. A highlight of the year was an essay contest open to all grades, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, on the theme, What Freedom Means to Mo . This year many seniors participated. One, Susan Schmitt, took second place. 35 PA R E NTS’ NIGHT May I pretent my mother. This icat todays assignment. A serious moment. Signing up for membership of P.T.S.A. A happy interview. Who said you can’t go back in time? November 5, East Side’s parents went back to school. They followed the actual schedule of their children; up and down stairs, meeting teachers, sitting in classes, and finding out all about the experiences their boys and girls go through everyday. Many parents were huffing and puffing by the end of the evening and by the last few periods those stairs seemed a little hard to climb, but all agreed the evening was extremely worth while. Open House gave the parents. and the community as a whole, the opportunity not only to view the school and find out what East Side students arc learning, but to meet the teachers and administrators on an informal basis. It is hoped that this successful event, and others of a like nature planned for the future, will help perpetuate the cordial relationship which now exists between East Side and the parents and community. Some communities never achieve this feeling; others have had it, then lost it. It is precious. May its long tradition be preserved. EAST SIDE AFTER SCHOOL is the only road to knowledge. —George Bernard Shaw ■nft VJB wL Associate Senior Section Editor Joan Busiiko Copy Editor Barbara Ciak Associate Business Editor Lorraine DeAngelo Art Editor Shirley Dennis Senior Section Editor Priscilla Eng-Wong u fltf o Associate Faculty Associate Copy Editor Staff Secretary Editor Marie Forte Marie Malangone Sandra FcrnicoJa Associate Business Editor Business Editor Angela Martucci Sports Editor Joseph Piccini John Lazar at 40 Associate Editorial Editor Richard Weinstein ■ Candids Editor Mickey Vazzano Candids Assoc Editor Pat Ulatowski Art Editor Ronald Young Associate Faculty Editor Carol Zinno ART STAFF SENIOR SECTION STAFF BUSINESS STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF As the school year begins, so does the work on our yearbook, the Torch. Our advisor, Mrs. Bernice Poll, keeps us at work constantly, making sure wc sec the importance of a truly good yearbook full of informative items, but yet right to the point so as to be understood by everyone. Every morning you can see and hear the members of the Torch Staff at work in the Student Activity Room getting together all sorts of data which will in time form an interesting story. Almost any period of the day you can walk in and see some girls typing, others working on layout, and still others trying to decide how to create a fitting cover for our Torch. Mrs. Poll will be holding a meeting of the Editorial Staff during lunch periods, trying to stimulate ideas for the different articles as well as checking over those that have already been written. The most hectic days are those just before the book goes to press because it is necessary for us to set' that everything is just right, and with nothing left out. Then and only then will the printer receive the book. Next is the long wait for that all important Torch. This is the most important one ever written l cause it is ours. Finally comes the arrival of the precious ixwks that will allow us to recall the past in the future. MRS. B. POLL Advisor 41 £ 42 Richard Weinstein, Linda Yocus, Carmen V it ole, Sandra Ftrnicola and Mrs. Lepore hold a meeting Midden away in the Student Activity Room and little known to many East Siders, a small group of dedicated people work diligently making layouts, writing articles, taking pictures, editorializing, and proofreading our monthly school paper, the Announcer. These people, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Lepore, complete the complicated tasks necessary tor the publication of a successful monthly newspaper. While the creators of the Announcer may lx? unknown to East Side students, their publication cannot help but be praised. The work of this group interests, amuses, and informs East Siders about the latest developments in the school and community which directly or indirectly affect them. The senior class will miss the informative publication after graduation, since it was something to look forward to with anticipation and to read with pleasure. Mr. Murray Hecht and The Announccrcttcs. Being a candidate for the National Honor Society is a distinction of considerable merit, for the organization brings together the l est students the school has to offer. In order to become eligible for membership, a student must demonstrate high academic ability plus leadership and a willingness to serve the school in any capacity open to him. We point with pride to the fact that this year we have fifty two candidates eligible for membership. Being listed among those who have already earned this honor gives the student a sense of personal achievement and is a distinct asset in reaching future goads. HALL PATROL H O z Mr. Canto Scoca and the senior candidates for the Honor Society. OFFICE MONITOR WORKINC IN THE CUTTINC OFFICE DUPLICATING SERVICES 43 44 a z u H Z a H cf} Executive Board Meeting Mr. Block, advisor; Joseph Fiordaliso, President; Barbara Fullard, Secretary and Joseph Tonzola, Treasurer, hold a conference. The Student Council is the governing body of the school. Its main purpose is to promote better relations between administration, faculty, and students. Some of the many services the Council performs are to plan assembly programs, publish a “Student Hand-booK, organize committees to try to promote more constructive school spirit, operate the Student Lounge and the school bulletin boards, and represent East Side at important civic and scholastic functions. The Student Council tries to make school life more Elcasant and profitable for the entire school population y running dances, raising money for scholarships, and printing a booklet, “Tips to Teens.” The good work of the Student Council means a better school for all of us. Vice President Dolores Meeker gives instructions. Senior members of the Student Council. % Student Council Elections A few cheering worth to break the tension. TOf-CH NOTK.SS The long wait. The air fairly quivered with tension as the candidates for officers of the Student Council gathered to await the results. As the votes began coining in, an air of apprehension seemed to settle over all. No one spoke and no one looked around. So much was at stake. It had been a long hard campaign and now it was over. Mr. Ackerman came into the room and spoke a few words congratulating all candidates on their fine campaigns. Now the moment had arrived. As each winner’s name was called, a grin of happiness broke on his face. Cries of joy sounded throughout the room. Winners ami lasers joined together, exchanging congratulations, knowing that the next year they would all work together on the Student Council for the welfare of the school. The winners! Congratulations, with enthusiasm. 45 CLUBS KEY CLUB Advisor: Mr. Anthony D‘Andrea With burdensome schedules, homework, and after school jobs, you’d think our students would have little time to devote to extra-curricular activities. However, we find that club meetings are well attended, activities are flourishing, and this year we have more clubs than ever. Some have been organized as service clubs, whose sole purpose is to render assistance throughout the school. These include the Key Club, Servettcs, Visual Aids, Library Staff, Junior Red Cross, and Business Club. They have all proved themselves essential to the functioning of the school. We are dependent on members of the Visual Aids Club to run movies and sound equipment; all look toward Servettes and Key Club mem- SERVETTES CLUB Advisor: Mrs. Beatrice Dornbusch LIBRARY STAFF Advisors: Slits Agues Davitt Miss Margaret Je sen HOME ECONOMICS Advisors: Mlst Gloria Pan itch Mrs. Margaret Coppola Mrs. Helen Balcexski FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Advisor: Miw Esta Reichcr bers to check coats and provide refreshments at school dances; the Red Cross girls assist our local hospitals; certainly the Library Staff helps keep that key area of the school running smoothly. The girls of the Business Club dup-plicate materials, tests, and exams for any faculty members. In short, our service clubs and the students who give up their time to staff them are tremendously important to our school and to us. 47 DRAMATICS CLUB Advisors: Mbs Cynthia Maine Miss Evelyn Novak Some clubs have been organized for educational purposes. Here students learn by actual experience, working at tilings that interest them and enjoying themselves at the same time. Among these we find the Carden Club, Electronics Club, Future Teachers of America, Business Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Biology Research Group, Biology Club, and History Club. In these, students really have a chance to exercise their minds and opinions. Garden Club enthusiasts may experiment with plants, while electronics club members are working with electronic equipment. I The Business Club helps girls in the business ■ patterns to become Ixitter acquainted with thefl business world through field trips and guest I lecturers. 1 CARDEN CLUB Advisor: Mr. Stuart Faber 43 DEBATING CLUB Advisor: Mrs. Lillian Kolbcrt HISTORY CLUB Advisor Mr. Gerald Yablonsky LATIN CLUB Advisors: Mr, Adam StanisJawck Mrs. Virginia Lepore FRENCH CLUB Advisor: Miss Wright 49 Of course, young biologists cannot be forgotten, while they prol e mysteries of life through experiments with mice and worms, and seek answers to yet unanswered questions. The Future Teachers of America serve a dual role. Like the Business Club, it prepares young people for the profession they have chosen and also gives them experience as teachers’ aides. Service, knowledge, and experience are not the only ends gained by joining East Side’s club program. Exercise, fun and frolic arc also provided. The boys’ and girls’ bowling teams, the girls' volley ball team, the Pep Club, which cheers on our football team, and the boys', intramural basketball teams fill a need for the athletic minded students. At East Side there’s a club to fill all requirements. BIOLOGY CLUB Advisor: Mr. Morris Zcvin BIOLOGY RESEARCH Advisor: Dr. Monroe Spivak ELECTRONICS CLUB Advisor: Mr. William Fisher GIRLS’ BOWLING CLUB GIRLS’ VOLLEY BALL TEAM Advisor Mbs Barbara Ponticello Advisor. Miss Barbara PonticeDo BOYS’ BOWLING TEAM Mr. Herbert Moore. Advisor JOHN DICKENS CEORCE DOTSON JOHN INMAN MICHAEL JASONTEK KENNETH LEWANDOWSK1 JOHN NAPOUTAH9 SENIOR VARSITY TOP ROW, left to rif;ht: Dotson. Nessler. Scott, Sola res. Ix-wan-dowski, Piccini, Dickens. SI TUNC: Napolitano, Smith, Inman, Jasontek. Vitolo. Ardito. The Mike Wind us Memorial Award for the outstanding itlaycr of the year to John Dickens anti Fred XessUrr. RED NESSLBR ERNEST PERRY JOSEPH l’I CON I MILTON SCOTT MATHEW SMITH HENRY SOLARES CARMINE STANDING: Coach Morano, Coach Rubax, Head Coach Manhoff, Assistant: Lardicri. KNEELING: Statistician Weinstein. FOOTBALL East Side, apart from its merits as a school of learning, gains yearly recognition on its playing fields. Sports play a very important role in the life of the student during his four years at East Side and, in many instances, influence his character and attitudes in later life. Each sport gives the players an opportunity for physical fitness, excitement, and the pleasure of participating in a competitive activity best suited to his particular abilities. The students, as well as the players, develop school spirit and a sense of togetherness from cheering and being cheered whether the outcome is a win or a loss. All sports have something to contribute. The way we judge any single sport and the characteristics that make a good team are applicable to all. There are many students at East Side involved in different sport activities. The football team alone involves 70 boys, the soccer team 36 and the basketball team 30. When you add to this impressive number the students involved in swimming, track, baseball and volley ball along with the band, the twirlers, cheerleaders, Pep Club members, and the hundreds of other students who support games by their presence, we find that almost all East Sidcrs are involved in sports. Sports call on each student to give as well as take; in doing this, he gains doubly. The players learn the lesson of team work, responsibility and cooperation. The students and players learn to appreciate school spirit, to accept victory or defeat with good sportsmanship, and to develop a pride in their school and the fine athletes it produces. 55 FRANK BARROQUEIRO JOSE NIANSO JOHN MATOS ANTONIO OLIVER1A Coach Roui and the team at practice. MANUEL PEREIRA JOHN RUELA JOSE SANTOS Coach Rossi anti soccer captains receive city championship trophy. SOCCER CITY CHAMPS 14 Wins—0 Losses E.S. Opp. 4 Kearny 0 5 Lafayette College 1 5 Weequahic H.S. 0 2 South Side H.S. 1 4 West Side H.S. 0 6 0 10 1 4 1 9 Central H.S. 1 9 Vailsburg H.S. 1 5 Barringer H.S. 0 BASEBALL JOSEPH KRILL THOMAS McGovern CARMINE VITOLO TOM WICHOWSKI THOMAS WRUBEL STAN ZAWA JOSEPH PICCINI MANUEL RODRICUES VARSITY TEAM STANDING, left to right: M. Rodriquez. J. Szubski. L. Bell, R. Turos. J. Tortorcllu. R Watson. C. Hurdle. R. Rossi. Coach. KNEELING: A. Perez, R. Janowdti. E. Perry, Captain John Hro-moko, O. Harrison. MANUEL RODRIGUES ERNEST PERRY Coach Vatulerhoff «a« last minute instructions. JOHN DICKENS JOHN LAZARAK EARL LEWIS MILTON SCOTT RICHARD WEINSTEIN WES OS H Z P O u CC C D O U BOTTOM ROW: Butler, Batty, Jasontek, Schmidtt, Hornig, Petillo, Soldenbcrg. SECOND ROW: Brady, Ryan, Kcluvak, Ferrance, Zirpoli, IX-miskis, Corta. THIRD ROW: Baisle. Hot-wath, Amberg, Tauenaro, Chcncharik. david petillo MICHAEL JASONTEK ROY FERENCE JOSEPH BUTLER Cross Country team at practice. Coach Stoll advises his boys. BACK HOW: Helen Periera, La Verne White. Kathleen Stapleton, Dorothy Odom, Joan Zmijewsld. FRONT ROW: Joanne Favata. Ber-nadine Pruchnieki. Kathleen Plootkowsld. JOANN FAVATA Senior Captain SANDRA FERMCOLA Captain r T SENIORS Hie virtue lies in the stru i°lc wv not the price. —Richard Monckton Milnes JOAN RUTH ALBAN Joanics Business Activities: Junior Achievement, Student Council Delegate, Glee Club, Pep Club, Business Club, Bowling Club, Dance Committee Ambition: Airline Hostess JENNIE ACUNA “Jen Clerical Activities: Book Room Ambition: Typist JOAN R. ADAMO “Joanie” Secretarial Activities: Junior Re i Cross, Business (ilub, IVp Club, Student Council Delegate, Executive Council, Torch Staff. Ambition: Fashion Illustrator JOSEPH ALBANESE “Albie College Preparatory Activities: Latin Club, Carden Club, Hall Patrol. Science Club, Dance Committee Ambition: Court reporter GLORIA ATTANASIO ■’Clor Clerical Activities: Pep Club, Bowling Club, Scrvcttes, Student Council Delegate, Business Club. Executive Council Representative, Gym Office Monitor, Candidate for National Honor Society. Junior Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committer, Homeroom President Ambition: Work, marriage ANILDA AVILES “Ann” College Preparatory Activities: Torch Staff, Choir, Dramatic Club Ambition: Medical technician PEARL ARABIE “Peal Business Activities: Glee Club. Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee Ambition: Air Force HELENA ANN ALFORD “Helen” Business Activities: Girls’ Glee Club, Carden Club Ambition: Model CAROL A. ALBANESE Cat” Secretarial Activities: Torch Staff, Hall Patrol Ambition: Legal secretary and marriage Selling BOTS JUDITH BARRETT Secretarial Activities: Bowling Club. Servettes, Color Guard Business Club, Encu-live Council Representative, Torch Malt. Junior Prom -Committee. Junior Dance Committee, Senior Dance Committee Ambition: Secretary FRANK BARROQUEIRO ■'Spider'’ College Preparatoiy Activities: Soccer, All County, Junior and Senior Class President, Track Team Ambition: Teaching JACK BACIISARIAX College Preparatory Activities: Band, Truck Ambition: College MARY ANN BARTON'E Mar” Business Activities: Worked in Dr. Lewis' Office, Pep Club Ambition: Office Work ARLEEN M BENEDETTO “Bcngie Clerical Activities: Pep Club, Business Club Ambition: Marriage FRIEDA MARY ANN BFNINATI “Fran Clerical Activities: History Club Ambition: I.B.M. Operator IVETTE BERENCUER Nitty” Clerical Activities: Pep Club. Junior Red Cross .Ambition: Record keeper CAROI. ANN BILLETS “Billy Clerical Activities: Pep Club, Bowling Club, Girls' Softball Team, Hall Patrol, Student Council Delegate Ambition: Clerical Worker CYNTHIA B. BILLIPS “Cindy” Clerical Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Beautician Ditcustion a la carte JOAN ANN BOSHKO “Jo Bosh College Preparatory- Activities: Junior Red Cross Club President. History Club, Chairman of the Party Committee, I .at in Club, Student Council Executive Board Member, Candidate for National Honor Society, Pep Club, Torch Staff. Junior and Senior Dance Committees, Servettcs, Library Staff, Chairman of Halloween Dance, Chairman of Clean-Up Committee .Ambition: Nurse ROBERT BOROWICZ “Mr. B.“ Industrial Activities: History Club Ambition: I.B.M. School ROSALIE MARIE BODEO Roc Clerical Activities: Pep Club, Bowling Club, Hall Patrol Ambition: Marriage PATRICIA H. BOZEK Pat Business Activities: Announcer Representative, Business Club, Bowling Club. Banking Representative, Pep Club Ambition: Bookkeeper, Marriage ELIZABETH DIANE BRADLEY Dee Secretarial Activities: Student Council Delegate, Junior Red Cross, Torch Staff Ambition: Legal secretary CURTIS LEE BRAXTON 'Tus ie Industrial Activities: Band, Visual Aid Club, Spanish Club, Spirituals, Review ol 1962, Track, Art Club, Key Club, Dance Band Ambition: Entertainer MANUEL CABELO Jan:” College Preparatory Activities: Soccer Team Ambition: Air Force BARBARA BUJALSKI Bobbie” Clerical Activities: Pep Club, Office Patrol Ambition: Work, marriage CATHERINE CALASCIONE “Cathie Business Activities: Pep Club, History Club .Ambition: Office Worker JOSEPH BUTLER J. B. College Preparatory Activities: Key Club, Electronics Club. Varsity Swimmer, Announcer Representative, Hull Patrol Ambition: College MARIE CARMEN CAI.ATRAVA Mari Carmen Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Girls Softball Team. Spanish Club, Hall Patrol. Homeroom Treasurer, Cym Office Monitor Ambition: Business World DANIEL M. CALLEO Quiet” College Preparatory Activities: History Club. Electronics Club, Spanish Club, Debatuig Club Ambition: Chemical engineer CARMEN E. CAN AS “Car” Business Ambition: Secretarial work 69 BERNICE CAREY Peaches” College Preparatory Activities: Color Cuard, Pep Club Ambition: Business College k LORRAINE CARTER Businnt Ambition: Business school WILLIAM CEPEDA Brazileiro College Preparatory Ambition: Aeronautical engineer REG ETTA ANN CICALESE “Rickey'- Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Business Club, Hall Patrol Ambition: Private secretary MARY CARUSO Business Activities: Glee Club, Choir, Business Club, Red Cross dub, Servettes, Student Council Delegate Ambition: To be a singer LUIS CASTRO Louf Industrial Ambition: Mechanical BARBARA CIAK ■'Barb Clerical Activities: Torch Staff, Pep Club, So-ciul Studies and English Dept. Monitor, Red Cross, Student Council Delegate, Announcer Representative Ambition: Office work and marriage DONALD JOHN CERONE Don Business Activities: Track Ambition: Work und buy a convertible MANUEL CID El Cid Business Ambition: Making money 70 VICTORIA K. CIERPIAL Vicki Secretarial Activities: Business Club. Pen Club, Candidate for the National Honor Society Ambition: Private secretary Movie making comes to East Side. MICHAEL JOSEPH CORBITT “Mikey Bustoea Activities: Varsity Baseball Amhitiai): College JOSEPH CORBO “Joe” College Preparatory JANE COVUCCI Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Business Club Ambition: Secretary JOAN COVUCCI “Joanie Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Business Club, Guidance Office Ambition: Secretarial work DONALD CROSS ‘Cross” Business Activities: Hall Patrol, Garden Club, Science Club Ambition: Millionaire ANTONIO CRUZ 'Tony” Industrial Activities: Varsity Soccer Ambition: Engineer RAYMOND CUETO Stubs” Business Activities: Swimming Team .Ambition: Mortician 71 KATHLEEN LOUISE CULLEN “Kathy” Clerical Activities: Pep Club. Announcer Representative, Bowling Club, Hull Patrol Ambition: Work, marriage Early arrivals in Homeroom 326 JOSEPH CUSHION “C.I. Joe” Central Ambition: Air Force PHYLLIS CYNAR “Phil” Business Activities: Pep Club, Business Club, Hull Patrol, Outdance Office Aid Ambition: Work and marriage RONALD CZACHOWSKI Chow” College Preparatory Activities: Band, Electronics Club. Key Club, Student Council Representative, IxHinge Committee, flail Patrol Ambition: College JOHN A. DAI DONE College Preparatory Activities: Latin Club, Key Club Ambition: College PATRICIA ANN DAILEY “Minnie Mouse” Business Activities: Pep dub Ambition: A Beautician CAROL ANN D AMICO Carol” Clerical Activities: Band, Girls' Softball Team Ambition: Co to the Moon JUDITH ANN D'AMORE Judy” Secretarial Activities: (lire Club, Pep Club Ambition: Secretary MARIK DAPKNA Business Activities: Pep Club. Business Club, Treasurer of Servettcs, Torch Staff. Junior Executive Council, Student (xvuncil Delegate, Junior Prom Committee, Guidance Office Aid Ambition: Working in an office OSCAR DAVIS Big O” Industrial Ambition: To travel the world PATRICIA DAVIS Pat” Clerical Activities: Student Council, Voice Club, Pep Club Ambition: Modeling JUDITH DE AMORLN “Judy College Preparatory Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Mortician PAT DE CEORCE Clerical Ambition: College LORRAINE C. DE ANCELO Lorry College l rrparatory Activities: Business Club, P P Club, Announcer Representative, History Club. F.T.A.. Candidate for National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Torch Staff, Ciils’ Bowling Club Ambition: Teachers’ College 73 LOUISE MARIE DE GIROLAMO I«ou Secretarial Activities: Pep (dub. Hall Patrol Ambition: Office work, marriage FRANK V. DELL! SANTI JR. Delly Business Activities: Homeroom Treasurer, Hull Patrol Ambition: Own entertaining business LORRAINE DELLI SANTI Lorraine’ Secretarial Activities: Business Club, Bowlins Club. Servettes, Vice-President of Junior ami Senior Claw. Co-Captain of Cheerleader . Student Council Representative, Pep Club, Torch Staff, Dance Committee, Student Council Delegate, Banking Monitor Ambition: Secretary and marriage THOMAS DE MARTINO ’Tommy College Preparatory Activities: Latin Club, Track Team, Bund Ambition: Doctor CHRISTINE JOAN DEMSKIS “Chris” Secretarial Activities: Candidate for National Honor Society. Student Council. Business Club, History Club, Servettes, Pep Club Ambition: Certified Public Accountant BERNICE MARY DE P1RO Bemie College Preparatory Activities: Business Club, Pep Club, Torch Staff. Student Council Ambition: Nursing STELLA DF.RF.N StcH” Secretarial Activities: Senior Executive Board, Junior Class Executive Board 74 Ambition: Secretary NICHOLAS C. DELLI SANTI Nicky Clerical SHIRLEY LOUISE DENNIS Shirl” Secretarial Activities: Girls’ Softball Team, Torch Staff, Dunce and Art Committee, Decorator of the Junior Prom Ambition: Camp Director or an Art Designer MAUREEN DEVLIN “Rene Secretarial Activities: Servettes, Business Club. Pep Club, Student Council Alternate Ambition: Secretary JOHN DICKENS Sonny College Preparatory Activities: Track, Football, Glee Club Ambition: College ARLENE DIGGS Flip College Preparatory Activities: I .a tin Club, Electronics Club, Pep Club, Announcer Representative Ambition: To be a teacher DOROTHY ANN DI PASQUALE Dottle Clerical Ambition: To become a singer HELEN ELIZABETH DOS SANTOS “Cookie Secretarial Activities: Scrvcttes Club, Student Council, Candidate for National Honor Society Ambition: Secretary GEORGE DOTSON Technical Activities: Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. Hall Patrol, Choir, Delating Club, Photography Club Ambition: Mechanical engineer JAMES MICHAEL DRYMKOWSKI Drime College Preparatory Activities: Key Club. Visual Aids Ambition: Electrical engineer ANTHONY DUCA Duke College Preparatory Activities: Band Ambition: Own business RITA MARIE DUGAN “Rita Duts Business Activities: llall Patrol, Business Club Ambition: Marriage This problem takes thought. JOYCE ELLIS Rabbit” Clerical Ambition: Modem dancer PRISCILLA ENC-WONG Cilia” College Preparatory Activities: Treasurer of History Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Latin Club. Treasurer of the Future Teachers of America Club, Student Council Delegate, Junior and Senior Executive Council, Debating Society, Junior Red Cross, Torch Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Spirit G mmittcc Ambition: Teachers' College JOHN ESPOSITO “Camel Clerical Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Trip to Hawaii NEIL ESPOSITO “Neil Industrial EMILIA ESTEVEZ “Emily Secretarial Activities: Business Club, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club, History Club. Student Council Delegate, Junior Prom Committee, Hall Patrol Ambition: Beauty school CEORGE ESTRELLA Gtorgc Business Activities: Bowling, Swimming, Foot ball Ambition: To succeed in future life JO ANN FAVATA Jo Secretarial Activities: Giptain of Twirlers; Candi-elate for National Honor Society, Pep Club. Servettcs, Hall Patrol, Office Monitor, Junior and Senior Prom Committee Ambition: Accountant BARBARA FIGUEIREDO “Barb Secretarial Activities: Band, Dance Band, Symphony Orchestra. Office Work. Candidate for National Honor Society, Torch Staff Ambition: Teacher ELAINE THERESA FASS College Preparatory Activities: Business Club, Student Council Executive Board, Candidate for National Honor Society, Announcer Staff, Executive Council, Torch Staff Ambition: Nurse ROY FERENCE Technical Activities: Band. Dance Band. Swimming Team, Symphony Orchestra, Key Club Ambition: Air Force JOSEPH FIORDAL1SO J. F. College Preparatory Activities: President of Student Council, Treasurer of Student Council, President of History Club. President of Latin Club. President of F.T.A., Secretary of Key Club, Hall Patrol, Announcer Staff. Junior Dance Committee. Junior Prom Gimmittee, “East Side Story” Club Ambition: Teacher ANTHONY FASANO Buddy College Preparatory Activities: Ban-lull Ambition: Cym teacher SANDRA ANN FERNICOLA “Sandy College Preparatory Activities: Announcer Staff, Page Editor, Cheerleader Giptain, President of the Latin Club, Torch Staff. Pep Club, Vice-President of Library Staff. Junior Prom (Committee. Candidate for National Honor Society. President Electronics Club, Visual Aids, Dance Committees Ambition: Advertising Executive MARIE PHILOMKNA FORTE Marie Secretarial Activities: Torch Staff, Business Club. Scrvettcs, Pep Club, Junior Bed Cross, Junior Achievement. Girls' Cler Club Ambition: Secretary MARIE JOSEPHINE FORTUNATO Secretarial Activities: Candidate for National Honor Society, Business Club, Student Council. Pep Club, Servettes, Torch Staff. Announcer Staff. Junior and Senior Executive Council, Office Aide, Junior Achievement Ambition: I.B.M. operator ALEX CARRY Big AT Industrial Ambition: Trainer SUSAN FORTUNATO “Sue Clerical Ambition: Work and marriage JOHN CERALDO John” College Preparatory Activities: Student Council Executive Board. Chairman of Scholarship Dance. Swimming Team, Junior Class Dance Committee, Presklent of Debuting Team, Announcer. Student Lounge Committee, Band, Senior Class Dance Committee, Board of Education. Radio Workshop-W BOO Ambition: College then Broadway ANTHONY CALANTE Prof College Preparatory Activities: Vice President History Class Ambition: College THERESA GEMBRASK1 'Terry” Clerical Ambition: Secretary ARLENE VICTORIA CASKA Fuzzy Business Activities: Business Club. Pep Club, Dance Committee Ambition: Speed typist .....SAMUEL CESUMARIA Sam Business Ambition: Co to work 78 THOMAS CIACCH1 Tommy Business Activities: Bowling Ambition: To succeed ARTHUR COUCH Technical Activities: Key Club Ambition: College RICHARD PATRICK COWER Spanky Industrial Activities: Student Council Ambition Be a policeman ELLEN COZYNIK Business Activities: Business Club, Pep Club Ambition: Work ALB1N CRABLAUSKAS “AT Technical Activities: Varsity Basketball, Hall Patrol Ambition: To graduate KATHLEEN MARIE CRAY “Kit hie Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Bowling Club, Hall Patrol Ambition: College, Private Secretary RONALD CRECOREC “Creg” Technical Activities: Football, Baseball. Student Council Ambition: Mechanical engineer JOSEPH GRILLO Little Joe Technical Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Navy FRANK CRIPPO Business Activities: Indoor and Outdoor Track, Football Ambition: Bookkeeper MARY LOU CULINELLO Penny Secretarial Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Beautician Collectinn dues JEANETTE MARY ANN CROCKI Spaghetti” Business Activities: Secretary, Business Club; Vice-President, Servettes; Torch Staff, Candidate for National Honor Society, Pep Club, Guidance Aide, Assistant Producer Director of East Side Spring Musical. Student Council, Secretary, Visual Aids; Ticket Chairman, Junior Prom, Dance Committee Ambition: Bank teller SONYA CURDAK College Preparatory Activities: Exchange Editor of the Announcer, Junior Red Cross, Guidance Office Ambition: Nursing JERRY CUESS Ccfonimo” College I reparatory Activities: Soccer Team, History Club, ilall Patrol, Spanish Club. Student Council, Vice-President of Debating Society Ambition: Law school SHARON ROSE HAGGERTY Sharon” College Preparatory Activities: I «atin Club. Pep Club, Candidate for National Honor Society, Girls’ Glee Club, Prom Committee. History Club, Servettes, Junior and Senior Dance Committee, Torch Staff, Guidance Office, Announcer Staff. F.T.A. Ambition: Teachers’ College MARIANNE PATRICIA llAKUCflA “Mari Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Student Council Curden Club, Junior Class Executive Council, Business Club Ambition: Secretary, marriage JULIET HEYWARD-BEY “Julie” Business Activities: Dramatics Club, Junior Red Cross EDWARD J. flARKEWICZ “Ed College Preparatory Activities: Boys' Clce Club. Clioir, Latin Club, History Club, Vice-President of Science-Electronics Club, Announcer Staff, Captain of Hall Patrol, Torch Staff, Student Council Executive Board, Physics Award, Candidate for National Honor Society, Poetry Award. Chairman Student Iamngc Committee, Announcer Representative Ambition: Doctor MARTHA JUANITA HILL Marti Clerical Activities: Pep Club, Bowling Club, Announcer Representative Ambition: Nurses’ Aid BARBARA LEE HAM “Bobbie Clerical Activities: Pep Club, Hall Patrol, Student Council Ambition: Dental assistant EVANGELINE HOUMIS Angie Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Business Club, Announcer Representative Ambition: Marriage THEODORE W. IIUZAR “Ted College Preparatory Activities: Key Club, Latin Club. History Club. Electronics Club, Poe try Award Ambition: Engineer JOHN INMAN Runt Technical Activities: Football and Basketball Ambition: Draftsman STEVE JABLONSKI “Jabo College Preparatory Activities: Key Club, Electronics Club Ambition: College 81 ULYSESS JACKSON L. B. Business Ambition: Businessman CEORCENA MARY JANOWSKI Ccna Secretarial Activities: Pep Club. Business Club, Junior Achievement Ambition: Private secretary CAROL ANN JASONTEK ''Carol” College Preparatory Activities: Announcer Representative. I tin Club, Electronics Club. History Club, Pep Club, Junior Prom Committee Ambition: Nurse PATRICIA JOHNSON “Dutchess” Clerical Ambition: Mortician DOLORES JONES 'Lorrie Clerical Activities: Symphony Orchestra Ambition: Modeling School WILLIAM JONES Billy” Business Activities: Football Ambition: Working ANTHONYKAZOUN “Tommy Industrial Activities: Football Ambition: Cosmetologist KATHERINE KI.EISSLER Kathy College Preparatory Activities: Announcer Staff, Candidate for National Honor Society, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council Delegate, Latin Club, History Club, Torch Staff, Electronics Club Ambition: Nursing school, college The intellectual approach ROSEMARY ANN KELLY Kelly Clerical Activities: CIcc Club, Pep Club Ambition: Clerical work LOIS ANN KEE “Lodes Clerical Activities: Cym Monitor Ambition: Typist KAREN JEAN KLAPY Secretarial Activities: Business Club, Servettes Ambition: Secretary or I.B.M. school JOAN J. KLIN Little One Secretarial Activities: Hall Patrol. Pep Club. History Club, Office Monitor Ambition: Secretary BARBARA ANN KLASLO Barb” Clerical Activities: Pep Club. Junior Red Cross Ambitkni: Interior Decorator, Marriage DOROTHY ANN KMON Dot Clerical Activities: Hall Patrol, Pep Club Ambition: Clerical work Concentration in the lounge STANLEY KOPACZYNSKI Kopach” Industrial Ambition: Co into Service NICHOLAS KOPKO 'C. B. Kopko Industrial Ambition: U. S. Navy PATRICIA A. KORAB “Pat” Business Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Bookkeeper JOSEPH MICHAEL KRILL Joey College Preparatory Activities: Baseball, Football, Visual Aids, Announcer Staff, History Club, Candidate for National Honor Society, Electronics Club Ambition: Professional baseball, mathematician CATHERINE KROWL Cathy Secretarial Activities: Carden Club, History Club, Pep Club Ambition: Nurse 84 WALTER KRUEGER Walt Technical Activities: Bowling Team Ambition: Navy, work and marriage ROBERT LANDOLFI “Pup Business Activities: Student Council, Indoor Track Ambition: Work and marriage LIZZIE MAE LAWSON “Pamela Clerical Activities: Girls' Clee Club, Pep Club Ambition: Marriage JOHN DAVID LAZAREK Ccntleman John” College Preparatory Activities: Band, Dance Orchestra, Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Visual Aids, Latin Club, Junior and Senior Delegate, Torch Staff—Business Ambition: College MANUEL LAVIN “Butch le Business Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: College THERESA LEMBKE 'Terry” Secretarial Activities: Library Staff, Business Club. Candidate for National Honor Society, Announcer Representative Ambition: Work and college EARL LEWIS Technical Activities: Track, Basketball Ambition: Army LUCILLE LIMALDI “Lou” College Preparatory Activities: Pep Club, Student Council. Hall Patrol. I .atin Club, Executive Council. F.T.A., Candidate for National Honor Society Ambition: School teacher RONALD D. LIBRIZZI ”Ronnic“ Business Activities: Bowling Club Ambition: Auto Mechanic H5 KENNETH R. LEWANDOWSKI “Rages Technical Activities: Football, Baseball, Band Ambition: Work MARIA UNDO “Lindsy Secretarial Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Senior From Committee Ambition: Secretary and marriage FRANK LOPEZ “Frankie” College Preparatory Activities: Audio Visual Aids, History Club, Latin Club, Positrons Club, Torch Staff, Student Council Representative, Soccer Club Manager, Electronics Club. Candidate for National Honor Society Ambition: Astro Physics DOMINGO ANTONIO LOPEZ “Sonny” College Preparatory Activities: President of Visual Aids Club, Treasurer of History Club, Announcer Photographer, Spanish Club, Electronics Club Ambition: To photograph all the beautiful girls in the world CHARLES LOMBARDO Clias College Preparatory Activities: History Club, Latin Club, Electronics Club. Visual Aids, Jr. Red Cross, Key Club Ambition: Teacher JOSEPH N. MACCIA “Joe” College Preparatory Activities: Executive Board of Student Council, I ait in Club, Senior Class Executive Board, Hall Patrol. Candidate for National Honor Society, F.T.A., Announcer Representative Ambition: College RAUL L. LUACES Collego Preparatory Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Swimming Ambition: To become an engineer MARIE FLORENCE MALANCONE “Mcr” Secretarial Activities: Student Council. Hall Patrol, Announcer Staff, Bowling Club, Business Club, Torch Staff, Dr. Kahn's Office, Candidate for National Honor Society, Banking Representative Ambition: Private secretary PHILLIP EDWARD LYNCH “Frog Industrial Activities: Student Council Representative Ambition: To go to the moon JOSE MANSO Joe” Business Activities: Soccer Team Ambition: College, work An interesting i uestion in Homeroom 310 before closs BLAISE PETER MANZELLA “Monte Busin c� Activities: Intramural Basketball. Football, Hall Patrol. Bowline Club Ambition: Professional bower, to get marries! GEORGE R. MANZELLA Mr. Mem” Busine« Activities: Hall Patrol, Bowling Ambition: Office Manager JOHN MANZELLA Johnny Technical Activities: Bowling Team Ambition: Work AMELIA MARCOS Finely Clerical Activities: History' Club, Assistant to Mr. DiNardo Ambition: Typist SAMUEL MARINO Sammy College Preparatory Activities: History Club. F.T.A., Torch Staff .Ambition: Elementary sdiool teacher CERALD M. MARION “Jerry Business Ambition: Navy 87 MARIA MARQUES “Tina Business Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Marriage ■ MARIA FATIMA MARTINS ’'Tuna- Secretarial Activities: Business Club. Senior Prom Committer, Junior Dance Commit ter. Announcer Representative, Torch Staff Ambition: School ami marriage EDWARD MASSEFSKI “Beef' Industrial Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball Ambition: Join the Army JOHN MARTONE Brown Business Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Business college JOHN MATOS Bagles Technical Activities: Soccer Team, Student Council Representative Ambition: Machinist ANCELA MARLENE MARTUCCI Angie College Preparatory Activities: Senior Eexecutive Board, Torch Staff. Business Editor, Cym Office Monitor Ambition: Nursing ROSE MARIE MATOS “Ro Ro Secretarial Activities: Guhlance Office Aid, Hall Patrol. Bank Cashier, Torch Staff, Business Cluh, Prom Committee Ambition: Secretary ROBERT CHARLES MAUTERER Bobby College Preparatory Activities: Torch Staff. F.T.A.. Biology Research, Junior Class Executive Board. Student Council. Future Scientists of America. Spirituals, Biology Club Ambition: College EVELYN McLAURIN “Eve” Clerical Ambition: Business school NANCY MENDOZA “Half Pint Secretarial Activities: Student Council. Junior Dance Committee, Garden Club, Pep Club Ambition: Secretary MARGARET McELROY Camilla Clerical Activities: Office Monitor Ambition: Wife DOLORES MEEKER “Doe Secretarial Activities: Vice-President of Student Council, Cheerleader, Junior Red Cross, Junior Executive Council, Pep Club, Dramatics, Business Club. Torch Staff, East Side Story , Visual Aids Gym Office, Announcerette. History Club, Girls' Bowling Club, Announcer Representative, Hall Patrol Ambition: Reach the top of the mountain JOSEPH S. MENNELLA Joo Business Activities: Hall Patrol, Bowling Club Ambition: Businessman 89 THOMAS PATRICK McCOVERN “Mac College Preparatory Activities: Baseball Ambition: College, Service PATRICIA A. MENDONCA “Pat Clerical Activities: Hall Patrol, Torch Staff Ambition: Office work, wife ■ JAMES ME SON AS “Junior Technical Ambition: College CEORCE MILLER “Bin Gcach College Preparatory Activities: Latin Club, History Club, Key Club. Electronics Club Ambition: Chemist JOSEPH MORALES ’Pepi College Preparatory HELEN MILEWSKI Helen Secretarial Activities: Business Club. Pep Club, History Club. Office Monitor, Jr. Red Cross, Candidate for National Honor Society, Junior Dance (aim-mittcc, Junior Prom Committee-Ambition: Model ERNESTINE MIRALLES Entic Business Activities: Pep Club .Ambition: Beautician LELA MILES Secretarial Activities: Senior Executive Board, Dr. Spivak's Secretary, Office Monitor, Announcer Representative, Chairman: Typing Class, Secretary: English Class. Secretary: Health Class, Gym Captain, Homeroom Treasurer, Prom Committee Ambition: Modeling CAROL ANN MONTAGUE Secretary Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Secretary REBECCA MITCHELL Dollie Clerical Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Dress designer GLORIA ANN MOORE Ci Gi Clerical Activities: Announcer, Pep Club Ambition: Telephone operator THOMAS MON Kin Bon Technical Ambition: College All those chairs before the prom CONNIE MOSLEY Con” Clerical Activities: Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club, Curls' Soft-ball Team. Announcer Representative, Visual Aid Ambition: Mortician RICHARD JAMES MORI ARTY Ireies” Technical Activities: History Club, Hall Patrol. Visual Aid Ambition: Work JEAN MORELLO “Buzz” Clerical Activities: Pep Club Ambition: To the moon ROBERT J. MULLIN' “Bob” College Preparatory Activities: Swimming Team, Cross Country Tram, Track Team Ambition: College JOHN MUZZIO Moose' College Preparatory Ambition: Art school BARBARA JEAN NACIEWICZ Bobbie Secretarial Activities: Pep Club, Business Club, Scrvcttcs, Student Council. Intramural Softball, Library Staff, Cym Office Monitor Ambition: College, Air Force CATHERINE NANKIVELL Bubbles” Secretarial Activities: Announcer Reporter, Serv-ettes, Carden Club, Pep Club, Business Club Ambition: Private secretary, marriage Shots for health JOHN NAPOLITANO Nap Business Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Football Ambition: Service ARLENE NASEEF “At Secretarial Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Airline Hostess FREDERICK W. NESSLER Fred” College Preparatory Activities: Varsity Football, Baseball. Track Ambition: College EDWARD CHARLES OBITZ “Eddie” College Preparatory- Activities: Latin Club, Electronics Club, Football, Hall Patrol, Track. Suimmiiig, History Club Ambition: College, Army DOROTHY ANN ODOM “Dia College Preparatory Activities: Twirier, Latin Club. Junior Red Cross, Student Council Ambition: Fashion designer ANTONIO OLIVEIRA “Figueiro College Preparatory Activities: Co-Captain Soccer Team Ambition: College, Electronics engineer CATHERINE O LOUGHLIN Cathy’ Business Activities: Business Club, Hall I'atrol, Announcer Representative Ambition: Work and marriage DENNIS PADEIRO, JR. Mr. Bonneville Business Ambition: Business College RAF. PECORA “Ray-Ray Secretarial Activities: Business Club. Pep Club Ambition: Secretary, later marriage MICHAEL ONYSKO “Mike” Technical Ambition: U. S. Navy SOPHIE PALENTCHAR •‘So” Business Activities: Jr. Red Cross Representative, Pep Club Ambition: Bookkeeper JL.„ A HELEN PEREIRA Secretarial Activities: Twirling. Business Club, Pep Club, Student Council Delegate Ambition: Secretary 93 SANDRA IRENE PACK “Doddy” Clerical Activities: Girls' Glee Club. History Club, Choir, Bowling Club, Pep Club Ambition: Dental Assistant FRED A. PASKAS College Preparatory Activities: Swimming Team, Biology Club, History Club Ambition: Service JOHN J. PEREIRA “Pierre Industrial Ambition: Mechanic MANUEL PEREIRA Manny Industrial Activities: Captain of Soccer Team, Member of All-State Soccer Team Ambition: Draftsman ERNEST PERRY “Shot Cun Technical Activities: All City Basketball Team, Track, Football Ambition: To be a teacher of physical education CARMEN PETRECCA Business Ambition: Bookkeeper 9-1 ROSE ANN V. PEREIRA Cookie Clerical Activities: CIce Club Ambition: Work, marriage LENORA PETFORD “Sissy Business Activities: Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross Club, Announcer Staff, Student Council Representative Ambition: Switchboard operator JOSEPH A. PICCINI JR. “Joe College Preparatory Activities: Student Council Delegate. Varsity Football, Varsity B.iM-liall, J.V. Basketball, All City First Base-man, Junior Prom Committee, Electronics Club, Sports Editor of Torch, Chuirman of Senior Prom Ambition: College and engineering RALPH PERNA Slugger Business Ambition: I.B.M. school DAVID J. PET1LLO ‘Sharkio” Industrial Activities: Varsity Swimming, Track Team JOHN J. PIERSON p- ’ College Preparatory Activities: Biology- Club. History Club Ambition: College JAMES PIKE Pike's Peak Technical Activities: Football Ambition: Murines DIANE POUNDS “Rabbit Business Activities: Student Council Delegate Ambition: Bookkeeping KATHLEEN PIONTKOWSKI “Kathy Secretarial Activities: Twirling. Guidance Office, Senior Executive Commit tec. Candidate for National Honor Society, Junior Executive Council Ambition: Legal secretary, marriage JOSEPH PROVINI Joe” Industrial Activities: Student Council Delegate, Announcer Representative, Hall Patrol, Spirit Committee, Student Lounge Committee Ambition: Draftsman RICHARD F. PLEWA Rickie” Industrial Activities: Indoor-Outdoor Track Ambition: Tool and die maker BKRNARDINK PRUCHN1CKI “Bonnie College Preparatory Activities: Twirlers, Ir. Red Cross Ambition: Work and marriage 95 GLORIA JEAN RADDEN “Clo” Secretarial Activities: Glee Club, Choir, Candi-didate for National Honor Society, Business Club, Pep Club, Executive Council of Senior Class Ambition: Secretary and go to California (lay conversation in Homeroom 205 JOHN REBIMBAS Johnny Industrial Activities: Hall Patml Ambition: Mechanic BARBARA MARY ANN REHM Bobbi Secretarial Activities: Candidate for National Honor Society Ambition: Secretary CEORCE REID, JR. Romeo” College Preparatory Activities: Latin Club Ambition: Engineer JOHN REID Irish” Industrial Ambition: Machinist MARIE RESENDES Speedy Clerical Activities: Pep Club Ambition: A singer LAWRENCE RICCI Clerical Activities: Torch Staff Ambition: Secret 9B JEAN RIPPO Jeanic Clerical Activities: Student Council Ambition: Work and marriage JAMES ROBERTS “Bowman” College Preparatory Ambition: College MANUEL THOMAS RODRIGUES “Manny” College Preparatory Activities: Baseball, Basketliall, Candidate for National Honor Society LUIS RIVEIRO “Luie” College Preparatory Activities: Outdoor and Indoor Track, Visual Akis Ambition: College CAROL ROBINSON Legs College Preparatory Activities: Pep Club Ambition: Secretary DIANE MARLENE ROEMER Dee” College Preparatory-Secretarial Activities: General Science Award, Pep Club, Business Club, Servettes, Candidate for National Honor Society, F.T.A., Announcer Staff, Torch Staff, Executive Council, President of Library Staff, East Side Representative to Public Library, Poetry Award Ambition: Teaching ISABELLE RISPOLI Belle” Secretarial Activities: Senior and Junior Executive Council, Carden Club, Pep Club, History Club. Announcer Representative, Torch Staff. Counselors Office Ambition: Lawyer's secretary or teacher RICHARD T. ROCCIA Kutch” Business Ambition: Manager of a Business OLGA RODRICUEZ Olga” Business Activities: Business Club, Pep Club, Hall Patrol Ambition: Beautician MARY IRENE ROZENBAJC.IER M.ir Secretarial Activities: Pep C.'ltili. Business Club, Servcttes. Candidate for National Honor Society Ambition: Secretarial work, marriage JOHN RUELA “Johnny” College Preparatory Activities: Soever Team Ambition: College ROBERT RYAN “Bob” Clerical Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: I.B.M. school KATHLEEN ANN SANDQUIST “Humphrey Clerical Activities: Pep Club Ambition: I.B.M. school ADAM SALSANO “Adam” Business Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Artist 98 ELIZABETH RYCHUCKI Betty” Secretarial Activities: (harden Club, History Club, Pep Club Ambition: Work RICHARD SABATINO Richie” Industrial Activities: Hall Patrol Ambition: Navy Three men in search of a playwright CAIL ANN SCIIMEISER “Cail” Business Activities: Pep Club, Business Club, History Club Ambition: I.B.M. school LAZARO SANTOS ‘‘Larry’ College Praparatory Activities: Track Team, Candidate for National Honor Society Ambition: College ANTONIA SANTOS “Toni” Business Activities: Spanish Club, Clee Club, Hall Patrol Ambition: Marriage and a trip to Spain JOSE SANTOS, JR. Joey” College Preparatory Activities: Varsity Soccer, Candidate for National Honor Society, Electronics Club, Future Scientists of America Club. History Club, Audio-Visual Aids, Announcer Staff, Prom Committee Ambition: Electronics Engineer MADELINE SCHMIDT “Madeline” Business Ambition: Work, marriage SUSAN MARGARET SCHMITT Sue” College Preparatory Activities: Vice President of the Latin Club, Secretary Member of Orchestra, Choir, Electronics Club, Candidate for National Honor Society, Announcer Staff, Library Staff, Biology Certificate Ambition: College MARIA ANTOINETTE SCIBILIA “Smiley” Secretarial Activities: Candidate for National Honor Society, Business Club, Serv-ettes. Student Council. Pep Club. Torch Staff, Announcer Staff. Junior and Senior Executive Council, Work for Dr. Lewis Ambition: Private secretary 99 100 MILTON THEODORE SCOTT “Scotty College Preparatory Activities: Varsity Football. Swimming Team. Outdoor Track. Boys' Glee Club. Spiritual Choir. All-State Chorus. Announcer Staff Ambition: Music school ELIZABETH HELEN SEMAK “Betty” Clerical Activities: Pep Club. Business Club Ambition: Secretarial school MICHAEL SILVA Miko Industrial Ambition: U.S. Army ELIZABETH J. SINNETT “Betsy Business Activities: Student Council. Executive Council, Senior Prom Committee Ambition: Marriaxc Healthy specimens in health class FRANK SENATORS “Frank” Clerical Ambition: Musician JOSEPH SENATORE “Joe Boy” Business Ambition: U.S. Army ANTHONY SILVA “Tony” Clerical RICHARD E. SKROBISZ Skrob College Preparatory Ambition: Electronics engineer ALBERTA SMITH Bertie” Clerical Ambition: Beautician GEORGE SMITH “Smltty” College Preparatory Activities: Bowling Club, Band Ambition: Navy ROBERT M. SMITH Smitty Business Ambition: Army HENRY SOLARES “Cas” Business Activities: Vanity and J.V. Football Ambition: Service TODD SMITH Todd Industrial Ambition: Air Force THOMAS F. SOJKA Tom” College Preparatory Activities; Student Council, History Club Ambition: Collego 101 WILLIAM SMODIS “Bus” Technical Activities: Swimming Team Ambition: Teacher BERNARD SPIROCK ■'Bemie” Technical Activities: Band, Dance Band, Symphony Orchestra Ambition: To be a machinist DIANNE STAFF “Dec Business Activities: Glee Club, Pep Club Ambition: Beautician JOHN STAI.OWSKI Sac Industrial Activities: Visual Aids. Candidate for National Honor Society Ambition: Navy KATHRYN STAPLETON Kathio” Clerical Activities: Twirling. Student Council, Hall Patrol, Business Club, Red Cross Ambition: Nursery owner ARCHIE STOIA Archie Industrial Activities: Hall Patrol DONALD SULEWSKI Juka Industrial Activities: Football, Baa-ball, Basketball Ambition: Join the U. S. Army DOROTHY ANN TANCHAK Dot College Preparatory Activities: Ijtin Club. Pep Club, Student Council, Senior and Junior Executive Committee, Electronics Club, Candidutc for National Honor Society Ambition: Nurse ROBERT STANIUL1S Bobby” Industrial Ambition: Co into the Army OLGA APIIROZINA SUSZKO “Iffy Clerical Ambition: To travel out West. 102 k ROSEANN TAMULEWICZ Business Activities: Announcer Representative, Junior Class Executive Board, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club, Honor Society Ambition: I.B.M. school Cuess ulull's at the Ixittom? FRANK TOBODELA Rebel” Industrial Ambition: U. S. Marines JOSEPH TONZOLA J.T.” College Preparatory Activities: Treasurer of the Student Council. Boys’ (lies Club, J.V. Baseball, Student Council Youth Council Delegate Ambition: Air Force EDWARD TAYLOR Eddio Technical Ambition: Work CAROL ANN TERESKI Carol” College Preparatory Activities: Candidate for National Honor Society, Servettcs. Business Club. F.T.A., Announcer. Pep Club. Torch Staff, Student Council, Library Staff Ambition: Collego MARION ANN TATORIS Secretarial Activities: History Club Ambition: La-gal secretary JAMES EARL. TINSLEY Baby Brother Industrial Ambition: Jet pilot MARY ANN TORTORELLO Secretarial Activities: Business Club. Servettcs, Candidate for National Honor Society, Torch Staff, Dr. Lewis’s Office Ambition: Private secretary JOYCE GLADYS TRUBELHORN “Joy Secretarial Activities: Candidate for National Honor Society, Business Club. History Club, Servettes, Student Council Ambit bn: Secretary CEORCE E. TRUSKOWSKI, JR. “Lefty College Preparatory Activities: Key Club. Bowling Club Ambitbn: Airplane pilot LUCILLE UDVARHELY “Lu“ Secretarial Activities: Business Club, History Club, Junior Red Cross, Pep dub, Office Monitor, Hall Patrol, Junbr Dance Committee, Student Council Ambitbn: Private secretary PATRICIA MARY ULATOWSKI “Pat Clerical Activities: Torch Staff, Pep dub. Hall Patrol, Dance Committee Ambitbn: Medical assistant RANDALL A. UZZOLINO “Randy Business Activities: J.V. Football Ambitbn: Graduate in 64 BARBARA BETTY UZZOLINO “Tutu derical Activities: Hall Patrol. Pep dub. Bowling Club Ambitbn: Work ROSE MARIE VALENTINO “Cookie” Clerical Activities: Junior Red Cross, Pep Club Ambition: Marriage, Job JEAN MARIE VELARDO Jeanio College Preparatory ANNA EMILIA VIEIRA “Penelope” College Preparatory Activities: I-atin Club, Junior Red Cross, Torch Staff, Library Staff, Hall Patrol. Announcer, F.T.A., Candidate for National Honor Society. History Club, Secretary of Debating Club, Girls' Glee Club Ambition: To teach MICHELINE VAZZANO Mickey Secretarial Activities: Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Pep Club. Servettes Secretary, Cheerleader, Candidate for National Honor Society, Torch Staff, Junior and Senior Class Secretary, Chairman of Junior Prom, Junior and Senior Executive Council, Junior (Hass Dance Committee Ambition: Private secretary and marriage VICTOR VENEZZIO Buffot” Industrial Ambition: Draftsman CARMINE NICHOLAS VTTOLO “Carra College Preparatory Activities: Varsity Football. Vanity Baseball. Treasurer of Junior and Senior Class. Sports Editor of Announcer. Visual Aids. Electronics Club. Student Council. Chairman of Junior Dance. Member of Junior Prom Committee Ambition: To become a doctor ROSEMARY P. VASSAI-LO “Roe Clerical Activities: P«p Club, Business Club, Red Cross Club Ambition: Marriage DOLORES MARIA VETRANO “Dee Dee Business Activities: Business Club. Dancing Committee. Association of Non-Smokm (Hub Ambition: LB.M. school, maniage BARBARA ANN VODARSIE Barb Secretarial Activities: Torch. Library. Servettes. Business dub. Pep (Hub. Gym Office. Student Conned. Candidate (or National Honor Society Ambhwi- Legal lecretaiy ICO PETER WALDEN Slick” Industrial Ambition: Businessman JOHN WEST “Savoy” Technical Ambition; Draftsman ARTHUR WEBER Duck Business Activities: Indoor and Outdoor Truck Ambition; College, Navy RICHARD ERROL WESLEY Rich!©” College Preparatory Activity's: Bund, Symphony Orchestra, Dante Orchestra, I-itin Club. Track. Baseball. Basketball Ambition: Program director for a T.V. station LAVERNE WHITE Cookie” College Preparatory Activities: Latin Club, Twirier. Pep Club Ambition: Nurso ROOSEVELT WIIITTED College Preparatory Activities: Choir, Bund, Spirituals, Torch Stuff. Debating Society, Boys Clec Club, Band Award, Choir Award, History Club Ambition: Zionian Bible Institution RICHARD E. WEINSTEIN Rich” College Preparatory Activities: Football Statistician, Latin Club, Electronics Club, Indoor Track and Outdoor Track, Announcer. Torch Staff, Student Council, Bowling Club Ambition: College BETTY' JEAN WHITE Tina Secretarial Activities: Choir, Red Cross, Student Council Ambition: Nurso THOMAS WICHOWSKI ‘Tom’’ Business Activities: Hall Patrol, Baseball, Torch Staff VERA BEATRICE WINSTON -Puggy Commercial Activities: Band Ambition: Teacher CAROL ANN WOLOSEN Business Activities: Homeroom Banker. Pep Club, Announcer Representative Ambition: College ANTHONY WLADYKA “Rebel” College Preparatory Activities: Band, Dance Orchestra. Symphony Orchestra, Visual Aids, Latin Club, Electronics Club, Announcer Staff, Science Club, History Club, Student Band Director, Director of Dance Orchestra. Ambition: Bandleader I JOHN A. WOLF, JR. “Handsome John” Business Activities: Hall Patrol, Choir, Glee Club, Visual Aids. KATHLEEN WORLEY “Kathy Business Activities: Band, Symphony Orchestra. Dance Orchestra, Girls Glee Club Ambition: Registered nurse and marriage THOMAS WRUBEL “Tom” College Preparatory Activities: J.V. B.e el all; Varsity Baseball. J.V. Football. J.V. Basketball Candidate for National Honor Society, Hall Patrol Ambition: College 107 PHILIP ZARAGOZA “Boyd Business Activities: Visual Aid. Lab Club. llaU Patrol, Carden Club, Trade Team Ambition: ???? DOMINICK ZEMA Dom Industrial Activities: Hall Patrol. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track, Cross Country, Soccer, Bowling Ambition: To take a trip to Italy FRANK ZAJAC Butch” Industrial Ambition: Navy STANLEY ZANVACKT “Stash Technical Activities: Baseball, Bowling Ambition: Baseball player RONALD ALAN YOUNG “Ronnie” Business Activities: Boss ling. Torch Staff, Candidate for National Honor Society, History Club, Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Announcer Representative Ambition: Executive View from above LINDA YOCUS Lynn College Preparatory Activities: Editor-in-Chief of An- nouncer, Vice President of History Club, I.at in Club, Pep Club, Garden Club, Candidate for National Honor Society, Girls Clee Club, Student Council Delegate, Youth Council Delegate, Junior and Senior Executive Council, Junior Prom Committee. Electronics Club, Torch Staff, Hall Patrol Ambition: Nursing school DOMINICK A ZARRILLO “Dum College Preparatory Activities: Physic Club, Red Cross Club, Spanish Club, Electronics Club Ambition: College NANCY ZENTZ “Nan Secretarial Activities: Business Club, Pep Club, Dance Committee Ambition: Secretary CAROL ZINNO Cologc Preparatory Activities: Bowling Club, Ijtin Club, History Club, Servettes President, Vice President. Student Council Alternate, Candidate for National Honor Society, Junior Executive Council, Senior Executive Council, F.T.A., Torch StafJ, Office Work Ambition: College JOSEPH ZIOBRO “Joe” College Preparatory Activities: Junior and Senior Executive Council. Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Electronics Club, Hall Patrol, Bowling, Torch Staff. Ambit ion: College— Engineering PETER JAMES ZIOMEK P. J.“ Business Ambition: Politician JOAN ZMIJEWSKI •J Business Activities: Twirler, Bowling Club, Hall Patrol, Pep Club Ambition: Work and marriage IN MEMORIAM JOHN KARLIK “Non omnls morictur. “He shall not wholly die. He shall not wholly die in the hearts and minds of his family and friends. With patience, quietness, and a gay sense of humor, he willingly accepted all extra activities while doing a superior job on his studies at the same time. Although nearly two years have passed since his leaving us, the memory of his friendly and delightful personality shall always remain with us. Camera Shy JOSEPH CACIJARDI EDWARD COBER GRACE EVERETT Top Ten DIANE MARLEEN ROEMER SUSAN MARGARET SCHMITT BARBARA S. F1CUEIREDO EDWARD J. HARKEW1CZ RICHARD EDWARD WEINSTEIN FRANK LOPEZ JOSE SANTOS MICHEUNE CHRISTINE VAZZANO SANDRA ANN FERNICOLA LUCILLE IJMALD1 109 I SENIOR LIFE | 7 must laugh and dance and sing. Youth is such a lovely thing. ' SENIOR CLASS ELECTIONS October 15, 1962 was an exciting day for our senior class, for on that day were announced die officers who were to guide the class throughout the year. It had all started about two and a half weeks before election time. Petitions were handed out to prospective office seekers. All four junior class officers decided to rerun. After three days of signing petitions, the candidates were announced by Mrs. Matarazzo, class advisor, These candidates were selected according to the number of signatures of endorsement they had acquired. For the office of president would run Frank Barroqueiro, Frank Lopez, and Joe Piccini. Vice presidential hopefuls were Lorraine Delli Santi, Diane Rocmcr, and Joseph Krill. The secretarial post was to be a l� ttle l etwecn Mickey Vazzano and Llaine Fass. Running for the position of treasurer were Carmine Vitolo, Lorraine D'Angelo, and Robert Mauterer. For two long weeks the poster warfare waged on. For two weeks East Side's halls looked like an art gallery out of a comic strip. Everywhere could be seen President Kennedy saying, Vote for so and so,” or Dracula saying, “Vote for her, you poor ghoul, or I’ll visit you tonight.” Meanwhile, the junior class officers were busily preparing their last official task. They had to come up with two actual voting machines from City Hall at a time when they were being prepared for municipal use. But after a few phone calls and letters, the job was completed. About a week before the polls opened, the entire senior class was assembled in the school cafeteria. The cafeteria had been set up with microphones because each candidate was scheduled to give a campaign speech. As each office seeker was introduced, and stepped up to the mike amid cheers, he discussed the policy he hoped to carry out during the coming year. The seniors listened enthusiastically to each speech, trying to make up their minds as to who would make the l est officer. Bv this method seniors were able to know all their candidates better. October rolled around, and so did the stomachs of the brave office seekers. Many of the candidates voted early, before school, and then spent a busy day chasing their friends to the polls. Members of the class needed no persuasion, however, as about 90 percent voted. Polls were open before school, during the lunch periods, and after school. After classes, the anxious candidates and their friends gathered around the polls and their advisor. Mrs. Matarazzo, as the tally was taken. The results showed that all four incumbent officers had been re-elected for another term. They were Frank Barroqueiro, president; Lorraine Delli Santi. vice-president. Mickey Vazzano, secretary; and Carmine Vitolo, treasurer. As the runners-up congratulated the winners, everyone looked forward to a veer of hard work, but who cared? Everyone knew that intermingled with the hard work would be the fun that presides a pleasant contrast to routine. We're next. SENIOR ACTIVITIES The fact that we were soon to become seniors, and all that Senior year entailed struck us the night of graduation in June, 1962. As the graduating class passed us the Torch and we watched and sensed the excitement of the students who were leaving, we realized with a little sense of panic that our turn to leave was not far off. As if to compensate for the short time we had left, we filled senior year with happy events that could be shared by the entire class. Almost every month a different activity was planned, from dances to ice skating parties, to Chinese dinners. We had fun in widely different ways: choosing the tree for the Christmas dance; competing in the V.F.W. Essay Contest We worked selecting our senior play and making floats for the Nfardi Cras Dance. Wc worked hard selling B.O.T.’s for the Torch. Then the day Indore Christmas vacation we all had breakfast together and awarded a prize to the student who had raised the most money. One exciting event followed another. Tlie Spring months were filled by a “Mad Hatter’s party, with everyone wearing crazy hats, tlie senior play, and finally, our Senior prom. This memory-filled year was one all seniors will find hard to rival in the future. Seniorj. Receiving the torch. Cookies anyone? Christmas breakfast. Biggest B.O.T. What a party! Selecting the Christmas tree. ''Solitary skater. What a breakfast. Don't be afraid, Frank. Asbury Park or bust! Battle of the chopsticks. Hold U, I’ve not an itch. Mmm-mmm. In the year nineteen hundred sixty three in the month of June, an era will have come to an end. Not the end of the stone age, nor the end of the age of exploration, but an era in the lives of the East Side Class of 1963. In the eyes of the world the passing of this era will be of little consequence—but for the Class of '63 this era has been one of the most important of their lives, of more personal importance than the end of the stone age and the age of exploration. This brief era, the Era of the Class of ‘63, has lasted a mere four years. But these years arc mere” only in chronological numl ers, for when the experiences of the four years are tallied, they total an immense complexity of memories. The Era of the Class of '63 has had a vast store of memories. Happy memories, sad memories, humorous memories, serious memories—they all form a picture of life as it existed in the Era of the Class of Class of '63. What was life like in the Era of the Class of '63? Memories, memories, memories . . . remember the first day the Class of '63 entered East Side in September 1959? The first time you entered your homeroom and began to meet new friends? Wandering in awe through the maze of now familiar hallways? Your first homework assignment? ... Do you remember your first report card? Or your locker partner? Can you ever forget your gym classes? Or the East Side football games? Do you remember your first dance? Faying your class dues? Reading the Announcer? Looking up to seniors? The Junior Prom? Becoming a senior? The clubs you joined? Doing homework? Being late for class? Chemistry lab? Typing? Health? That assignment you forgot? The senior dances? ... Memories, memories, memories —how can you forget? Yes. the Era of the Class of '63 has ended, and yet it will never end. It was a happy era, vet you will remember it with sadness, for while events of the Era or the Class of '63 have passed and can never be relived, they will live forever in the hearts of the Class of '63; but there will be sadness over these memories, for it is with sorrow that you leave life in this era ... forever. 119 REMEMBER the Junior Prom? The gym, utterly unrecognizable in its Parisian attire, was the setting. The time?—romantic May, 1962. Close your eyes and see yourself once more walking into a sidewalk cafe, being seated by a polite Parisian miss. Gay faces peered out from under a red and blue awning, and laughter rang out. A dimly lit room, glowing candles, French can-can dancers, and enchanting music were elements of an exciting evening. 122 REMEMBER Christmas—and Chanson de Noel, our Christmas Ball? The general excitement made the evening a success even before it began. Above the dancing heads, standing majestically in the center of the floor, stood an exquisite spruce, the branches, laden with bright decorations, created a traditional atmosphere of “peace on earth, good will toward men. ’ The highlight of the evening was the crowning of a Snow Queen. Her sleigh, drawn not by eight reindeer, but by two charming attendants, was preceded by everyone’s friend, Santa Claus. Happiness was plain to see in all faces as Christmas carols were sung around the tree. But, Daddy, I can't marry hknT Our Town by Thornton Wilder Produced by— Senior Class of East Side High School Directed by—Bernard Hailperin May 10, 1963 CAST Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs ____ Joe Crowd!---- Howie Newsome Richard Wesley ...Theodore liuzar ....Joseph Maccia Edward liurkcwicz Lucille Liroaldi C orge Gibb-. Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Mr. Webb Woman in Auditorium Lorraine De Angelo Man in the Auditorium Frank Barroqueiro First Baseball Player Second Baseball Player Third Baseball Player Betty Craig Joseph Tonzola George Smith Ronald Czachowski Jane Stoddard Dead Woman People of Town Elaine Diane Roemor. Pass, Barbara Fiqueirrdo, Carol Zinno. The Stage Manager. SENIOR PLAY After weeks of continuous reading of plays, the selection committee chose Thom ton Wilder's Our Town. Early in the year tryouts l egan, with a record number ol enthusiastic seniors vying for parts. Until the final choice was made, prospective actors and actresses, clutching playbooks, could be seen in the halls of East Side. Then audition day came, and in the breathless quiet of the auditorium the cast was announced. Now the real work started. Everyone was busy memorizing lines and learning to interpret the characters. Rehearsals were times of laughter, quiet, forgetting lines and entrances, practice, and more practice. Finally, dress-rehearsal came, with the whole But, Mom, I don't want to art married! graveyard. We arc gathered together Setting the scene uith Mr. Hoilinvin. the Director. cast assembled, nervous, praying that tomorrow would never come. The evening of May 10 arrived too soon, much too soon. The auditorium was dark; the empty seats loomed ominously. As we looked out into the emptiness, we realized that in just a little while all our hard work would be put to a test. The stage lights went on, someone yelled, Places everyone! and Act I began . . . Act II . . . Act III. In what seemed only an instant the cast was assembled on the stage for curtain call. Now as we lookt-d out over the audience, we had a feeling of pride that the show had been a success. Yet a sadness overwhelmed us, for this play marked the beginning of the end of a memorable four years. Curtain caU. Your halls, now silent. Once echoed with our sound; In your once crowded corridors Our footsteps still resound. 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Ens Alphonse Rossi Andrew Rckawck Walter Sharon , , Mrs. Walter Tamnkwicz Lincoln Tcclmical Institute Edward Farr Bobby fic Bobbie Annette De Haven Mira Wilder The Sargent's 10 Mr. Chill Mess Davitt Min Jcskoi PtitcclU Eng Wong Miss Edward Smnett Brin- Sirmett TJ.s Lunch - Mel Zwrigbaum kit Hepburn Nancy Gallo Richard Biaochi Linda R. Soraiino Wilma D'Olivriia lolm Bafaino Sir. Benton Susan Tcrwki John Tcreski Mr. fic Mrs. Joseph Tereaki Manuel Martinez Thomas A. Joy ce Thomas Ritull Wayne Velesquat Mr. fic Mrs. Brcnuitro Mr. fic Mrs. Martins Mr. fit Mrv Rodriguez Mr. fitMrv Uranguirro Mr. fic Mrv Carta Mr. fic Mrv ZarriSo Mr. fic Mi . Suoko Mr. fic Mia. Dell Mr. fic Mrv Zina Mr. fit Mrv Ciantoausi Ed Rydyiewild Mr. ic Mrs. I.ombardl Mr. Mrv PoBcnxtro Mr. fic Mrv Santo Mr. fic Mrv Deal Mr. fic Mr . Corfible Mary Troy Mr. fic Mrv Huphc Alice fit Bol� Mr. fic Mtv Dyo Mr. Mr Pelligrtai Mrv SkokfcwkZ Bud fic Jackie Pat fic Joe Delta Sigroo Pi Mr. Pat Kekb Ray Hocus Mtv Ann Smith Roe Basile Pat Marciano Kathleen fit Maureen McCarthy Mr. Nick Forte Mrv Wm. Harvey Michael Burke Marie Forte Mrv Philomels Forte Barbara Mthatik Mrv Helen Mihaltk Mrv Teresa Forte Nidi L'liaiullo Sue Ulianillo Louit Forte Mary Pctieeca Klaine Rcgula Mrv Reed Gloria Panitch John kloch Ted Kloch Mr. fic Mrv Kloch Lydia Kloch Dr. H. Kulaga D.D5. Mr Chile Louise Garcia iiinrt Siemyc ,(r. Griffiths Donna Valcnte Gusny fic Al B. K aline luk William De Haven Judy Aim Hohwcfkr Raymond llohwtiler Helen Fm Ftcd Fass Mr. Mrv Salvatore Mootuil Goldctn Lantern Mr. Mtv Albert Coins Mr. Mrs. Pat Cotellevo Mt. fic MrvJohn Esposito Mary Cotelleoso Glenn Rocroer Donna Rocmcr Ricky Rocmcr Mr. fic Mrv Phil Roomer, Jr. Cared Tctcskl Miss Tmsakowska l.inda Mlkulsld Mr. A. J. Schmeise Mike Tcrraki Mike Tereski Mrv Jean Klapy Nancy E. Brennan Joyce Kenny Ekunc SldVo Marlene Tamulewicz Mark Gravco Paul Happeny Bctnodine Purcell Mr. A. Schmetoec Diane Rocmcr Dimple Joan Wolosen Ceo. HtU Ellen Florence Hand Ellen William Hand Laura Pier Dominick Cachrtti Mr. Flanagan Mr. D. Pctillo Billy Ostcoaki Duck Ann Cesumoria Frances Fort Mr.ficMiv SUcziwscx Joan Klin J. P. Gcsumaria Michael Stoia WlUie Zwlcknapp Benny Pludra ILtvjll Pakosh Pat Gusto Mr. fic Mtv A-Zinno Terry Zlrmo Carol Zumo Mrv Moiy Tetter Mr. fic Mr . R. Flynn Mr. Farclicrc Shirley Dennis Mr. fic Mrv J. Epsaro Dukse Diaz Perry Ep aro Mr fic M� . A. Diaz Mr. James Brady Mr. Cent Reilly l r. S. J. Sohoao Mr. fit Mtv M. Sodano Robert Fassi Stephen Sodano Mary Ellen Pepek Marina Family Melanie Sulowski Esther Owens Mary Claire Owens Allen Alvarez Pamela Owens Mr. Sander —Eng. Dept John Schmid A. Spcziok Toeuae Perootc Rkbanl Rocco Harry Keechi Beniamin Cbc Joe Roche Joe Roche At el Baxter Abel Baxter Abel Baxter Lucinda Mauru Robert Lee Wallace Soo Hoo June 1I.ii trick Jo Bodi Helen Pawelczyk CcCcMoe Audtry llepbu® Duma Lozarck Jamm Lazatck . Gayle Netta Rita Ktaymaaski Matey PipczyTiskl John Wofe Robert PlpczytkMd Dotolhy Hiltoo Margot Wojc KiUard Ciczak ...John Slawaat Kathy KteUder Aimmiric Shymko Mr. Miv Flo Jo© Shymko Mr. ic Mtv Ed Wanda Suwasz Mi . Helen Kaminski Mm. Ann KUn Mr. Join SUw Virginia Reel Susannc Tereski Susan MikaUd Peggy Ztwodw lamra Oucli lame Qudi linda locus Mt. fit Mtv J. Capaceio Ge Ge Moc Mr fit Mrv J. UMw Mr. ic Miv R. Julian Mr. it Mr . H. Fallon Mt. ft Mr . P. Fontana Mrv M. Glenncn Getty De Luca Barbae a Bailor. Sharon Curdak M. De Luca Mrv C. Nottc Peter A. Bctratducd Wax O Sha Pet© Garrity Don Buhl Mrs. Pirea J.T. LongoTpr. Vinnic Sados ki Richard Schmidt Tho Sargent's 10 Jo Ann Scholl Mrv J. Pictiucha Mr. J. PieCrucha lUchad E- Weinstein lurt Remember Joe Krill Aden Wtubd Ciarole Wrnbel 0 r La Martina Jolrn Wtubd Sal Fotknza Anthony Ru«o Gladys Franco The Flower Family t ArwiB Law scn Mr. fic Mrv Matthew Holla C. Akin Ixsrrainc CrigRt Mary Lawton Miv. Carmen Sanchw Pacific Cleaner Julio Capote John Rego Mis Mari Monteiio Croddd Marguerite Dino Denise Russomarmo Mtv Pauline Fottunato Mr. fic Mrv A. De Martino linda Fortunate Mr . Helena Fortunate lttme Lltterio Angela fic Joe Mradneo Edith Camuso J« m fic Joe littetio SU. Stanley Zaw atkl Marcella Joe Alban I. Zirinski Frank Fogler A. Simon Bill Ftalda Stanley Mwmwn ). Fa oravlri letry Bucklcv MlKco Cebula Martin Mo nl Sr. Ed Falkowski Rav fic Izrttaine Fcila Debbie fic Lorraine Vella Bern fic Jeuuno Szvmtrta Job Byk Maty Kamyk Mr. fic Mrv. NV. Rcobrkb Stanley fic Maty Stanley fit Mary l rtia Senate c Florence Biernocki Frank Mugju 130 PATRONS Helen Dos Santos Tom Caruso I-ec Brown Herb Fisher LAZAREK'S ESSO SERVICEN'TER 460 Ferry St. Newark, N. J. MA 3-9688 FISHER AGENCY 8 Wilson Avenue, Newark, N. J. SAINT CASIMIRS C.Y.O. MARTORANA DRY CLEANING MA. 2-3319 121 Wilson Ave, Newark 5. N. J. 64 Logan Ave., Jersey City, N. J. MAX’S LUNCHEONETTE 98 Magazine Street Newark, N. J. M1RALLES LUNCHEONETTE WALLY SHAW DAIRY PRINCE MI 3-7223 MI 3-9816 CERA Cl PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO Frank J. Geraci 131 Wilson Avenue Newark, N. J. W. C. Congratulations to All the Graduates from MAUREEN VICTOR FRANCES LEWIS PHILLIPS BROTHERS Florists 106 Ferry St. Newark 5, N. J. MI 2-3655 WASHETTE SERVICE LAUNDRY 97 Wilson Avenue Newark 5, N. J. BILLS FLYING “A” STATION 120 Wilson Avenue Newark, N. J. MI 2-5300 Congratulation to All the Graduates JOHN LAZAREK ALU ED CANDY TOBACCO COMPANY 110 Wilson Avenue Newark, N. J. MI 2-5247 SLITHER ELLIS INC. 228-230 Ferry Street Newark, N. J. EAST SIDE PHARMACY WHELAN DRUGS PrescriiMions Called For anti Delivered MA 3-3844 MI 2-4630 72 Pulaski Street — Directly Behind High School RITE DRUG COMPANY 119 Wilson Avenue Newark. N. J. MI 2-5300 INDUSTRIAL OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 140 Wilson Ave. Newark 5, N. J. MA 2-6203 AEROHEAT FUEL COMPANY 168 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield, N. J. MI 2-2019 Congratulations to All the Graduates from PATS BARBER SHOP 156 Perry St. Newark, N. J. DOLLY ARTS LUNCHEONETTE 115 Wilson Ave., Newark 5, N. J. MA 2-9279 Compliments of A FRIEND SMETK1EWICZ DRY GOODS 88 Pulaski Street Newark. N. J. FATHER JOHN L. PAPROCKI NEWARK BOWL-O-MAT Congress and Market Street Newark, N. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Senior Class wishes to express their thanks to Mr. Thomas Everett of the Rae Publishing Company for all his assistance; to Mr. Thomas Slutskcr for his photography advice, to Mr. John Ohler for all his wonderful photographs, and to Mrs. Virginia I-cpore for all the time and effort she expended in correcting our copy. 131 These Are The Faces of East Side . . . Classmates . . . Friends Now . . . And In The Future.