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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

ENTS CONTENTS CONTENTS CONTENT I 79 SENIORS 110 COMMUNITY 164 TORCH 1981 vol 122 East Side High School — Van Buren Street Newark, New Jersey 07105 FACELIFT FOR BUILDING C Restoring end preserving the original aesthetic character of our school will help us all retain treasured memories of how and where we spent a part of our life. Preserving our past also means creating its future. 2 r NTDF CO ' rE { D f A LEAL TRAIN : c H- sc-c: Intereating architectural details have baan praaarvad aa illuatrat-ad by lha photographa on thia and lha oppoaila paga ahowing tha dataila ol tha column, window and doorway. NEW WING OPENS: BUILDING B Would you believe a student beating a snare drum and not disturbing anyone? Would you believe baking cookies and not worrying about finding an oven? How about sitting down in front of a computer and figuring out a difficult problem? Put these all together and you come up with a great hoorah, building B is open and ready for students. Our year, 1981, saw the final touches on this new building to our school which made available an environment for learning. hlergeret Levin end Mickey Senliego measuring the weight of water in the new science wing. Edit Conceives enjoys playing th snare drum in new surroundings of room 381. Meyde Velledor demonslretmg her cooking ability in our new modern kitchen. The new school yeer brought the addition of computers to East Side High. 5 piZZA CatoOMMMZ n, pizza TBAVUS WJfllC TIME TO ENJOY Zeroing in on treasures that bring home a world of memories and the places and things that inspired them. Relax, enjoy, let them all revive our spirits. 7 VARIETY OF MOODS A Variety Of Mood Datertbas 1981 Our Yaar 1M1 Our Yaar A Yaar that bring events to mind that shaped our future and that of the world. A yaar Ilka no other yaar. Our yaar, a yaar to remember. How about thoaa Philliaa winning their first World Sales? They took the load m the third inning and never lost it while a crowd of 85.000 roared them on their way. Would you bailor a they finally opened Building B? We now have spanking new rooms, spacious and comfortable. And Building C. you know about building C. happy to report construction right on lima. How about tha Studant Courier addressing itself to the problem of graffiti, you remember graffiti, those designs we thought cool. 1981-ona ot thoaa yaara that will probably fade away with time, but always will remain a special memory to the students at East Side High School who experienced it. Juan Cabrara. enjoying a relaxing moment. Eaat Sida achat. Stairway to building C. Magalaa Turado. working In the library on a protect. John Canalao. Frank Sanhudo. Hugo Bonnilla. punk rock enthusiasts In a lighter moment. VIEWS OF FAMILIAR PLACES f Attention SENIORS! Your Yearbook Portraits Wn Be Taken Our vintage year, 1981, saw a blend of familiar facet with a variety of richly rewarding experiences. May these moments and facet mature in our memories for many years. Fernanda Eduardo in a momant of aolitude. Bernadett, Moody, acknowledging lhat ware Number 1. Here' where we are. Annie Rodriguez, completes a difficul problem. A tavonta aign poat. Enque Gonzalez, at thi drafting table. Photographa by Jorge Lopea. Samplea o our creative eftorta by the Arf Survey-Painting an Drawing claaa. As we work toward$ our goal; tha pursuit of knowledge; mind and body combine to combat everyday dilemmas as we question, experiment, and hypothesize. Edward Alaaandar working in tha chemistry lab •••king naw solutions to problems Doryt Ouaaada, localat har final book for rasaarch pa-par whila Maria Barbosa wntss final words lo har composition. Ana Cunha and Maria Pinto lislan attantlvaly whila lha problam is solvad. 1J LEARNING Through our oxperionce$ we discover ourselves and grow with direction. Experience outlines our futures. Our thinking, doing, reading or reflecting all provide us with a special opportunity to appreciate what we have accomplished. Ricky Rodnguot. and Fong Eng adjusting the enlarger lor a final print Robert Va araaorganiiing material for the office Precfrce. practice, practice. Student• paying close attention. £re Coolho liataning carefully. Onolto Toller playing from-bona. Oovoldo Roboio and Julio Lock checking over problems in their math book. IS IN RECOGNITION We the senior class of 1981 extend our congratulations to Joseph C. Parlavecchio, our alumni of superior merit. Mr. Parlavecchio graduated East Side High School in June 1961. He went on to higher education and earned his B.A. and M.A. degrees at Jersey City State College. Mr. Parlavecchio continued his educational pursuits at Newark State College and Seton Hall University. His accomplishments and highlights in education indicate an academic achievement of outstanding merit. A variety of educational positions and responsibilities which saw him assume the role of teacher, director of recreation, Title I Project Coordinator, vice-principal and finally as principal of Dayton Street School all pointed out Mr. Parlevacchio's capabilities and versatility. Mr. Parlavecchio’s energies and expertise expanded into the fields of civic and community activities. A vital force in the East Ward civic, political, and communtity affairs, Mr. Parlavecchio played an important role as a member of the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders and as President of the East Ward Young Democrats. We are most proud and privileged at the selection of Mr. Joseph C. Parlavecchio as our alumni of superior merit. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Teachers are an important part ol school life. Our lives are intertwined. So much of what we do, what we are, and what we know depends on them. We are not the only ones who are happy when our team wins, or when we have a day off. And we are not the only ones who cry at graduation, or are upset when report cards are distributed. The faculty experiences all this with us. Not only are they dedicated in their teaching but give freely of their time for our benefit. When we fondly recall the days and years spent at East Side High, it will be impossible to forget the many fine members of this faculty that have provided inspiration and incentive to strive for excellence. RDMINISTRRTION FACULTY Mr. M garo, at hia daak aarly in tha morning OUR WORKING PRINCIPAL When we fondly recall the days and year spent at East Side High, it will be impossible to forget Mr. Megaro. our principal. Faced with a tremendous construction problem of two new additions to our school, confronted with the reconstruction of our old building, and compounded with the fact that he was newly assigned as principal to East Side High during the hectic years of 1979-1980. he has through dedication, inspiration, and concern for all of us and those to follow, accomplished feats that exemplified his talents as administrator. Hia accomplishments were not those that made headlines, but instead were the types of achievements that made our environment of learning, our day to day activities, and our awareness of what is important in our educational experiences, meaningful and fruitful. We would like to list just some of these accomplishments by Mr. Megaro, not to highlight his career, but more to accentuate those day by day administrative problems that we, in most instances, were not aware of. and yet had a great impact on our educational environment. Supplementary supplies, equipment and instructional material were purchased to enhance learning situations in many departments. New classroom, cafeteria, and health office furniture was purchased to replace old. obsolete, and broken furniture. Mr. Megaro, enriched, expanded, and improved the curriculum to meet the needs of all of us at East Side. We cite only a few of the many accomplishments Mr. Megaro has spearheaded in the past two years. We wish him continued success and are confident that those who follow in our footsteps will continue to benefit from such dynamic leadership. 20 Below: Addressing the student body, at a special assembly progrem. Mr. Megaro. in a relaxed mood Above: Mr. Megaro on the phone, to discuss special problems. OUR ADMINISTRATION: A TEAM EFFORT Our years at East Side High School have achieved meaning and fruitfulness due to the fortitude, willingness, imagination and abiding values by our school administration who have shown genuine interest in our welfare. Mrs. Maria Cardiellos, Vice-Principal, gives freely of her time to an integral part of our school life. She brings understanding, a pleasant disposition, and an awareness of the importance our family heritage plays in our lives. Mr. Joseph Chagnon, Vice-Principal, is always busy helping to make our school a pleasant and pleasing environment. His cheerful manner, patience and tolerance with the many day to day problems that crop up, and hit persistent efforts to help our school are consistent with his dedication and willingness to do the best for all of us. Mr. James Martin, Vice-Principal, is a good friend as well as a dedicated advisor. His tolerance for our mistakes, his understanding of our opinions, and his guidance with wisdom has helped many of us. Mr. Angelo Sena, Vice-Principal, will always be remembered for his genuine interest in our welfare. Mr. Sena's expertise extends into the many and varied functions at East Side that contribute to the enrichment of our lives. His encouraging manner, quiet humor, and availability for that extra help or assistance in a special problem are other examples of how he has contributed to making East Side High School not only educational but enjoyable as well. The guidance and understanding we receive during our years in school comes from the people who surround us. The progress and changes made over the years were made by innovative and practical people in positions of leadership. Through their personal and professional generosity our situations have been widely improved. vf Mr. Angelo Sena, Vice Principal Mr. Donato Del Guercio, Physical Education Mr. Michael Afflitto, Business Ms. Elizabeth Domigan, English Mr. Paul Cutrino, Science Mr. George Kessler. Social Studies 22 Mr. Peter Lardieri. Guidance Mr. John Petrozzino, Industrial Arts Mrs. Maria Cardiellos, Vice-Principal Mr. Joseph Chagnon, Vice-Principal Mrs. Christine Taylor, Mathematics Mr. Gonzalo Velez, Art. Music, Foreign Languages 2J Faculty And Academics ART - THE MANY FACETS OF EXPRESSION Thit year wa aaw the expansion of our Art program to include Photography II, Art Survey Drawing and Painting, and Studio Art. This growth has made it possible for many more of us to explore new means of expression and creativity. In our new Art rooms everything seemed to take on a new dimension. “You gotta have art seemed an appropriate theme in this new environment. Art Department MR. RAYMOND KIR8CHBAUM Art Foundations, Commercial Art;M.A. MRS. HELENMARIE PELLEGRINO Art 8urvey, Photography l.ll;M A. Ph.D equivalent. Yearbook Advteor MRS. BARBARA VALOR Art Foundations, M.A. MS ELAINE ZENNA Art Foundations. Crafts, Studio Art;B.A. Mrs. Helenmarie Pellegrino Mr. Raymond Kirschbaum Mrs. Barbara Valor Miss Elaine Zenna Victor Aran|o and Nelson Couto, demonstrate ability in the darkroom. Michele Malinowski, busy at work painting her city skyline. 24 MAN CONTINUES TO SPEAK THROUGH HIS MUSIC No doubt about it. Our ganaration haa aaan aoma of tha best in muaic. From rock and roll, punk rock, diaco beat, to tha claaaica, wa have it all available to ua. In our muaic claaaaa we axparianca first hand all tha ioys that muaic brings — and tha beat goat onl Faculty And Academics OPENING UP OF NEW VISTAS The Bi-lingual department provided many of us the experience of expanding our knowledge of the Spanish and Portuguese languages and cultures. We were able to broaden our interests and gain a greater understanding of ourselves as inheritors of two cultures. Our personalities are enriched because of this experience. Mr. Noel Alayon Mr. Manuel Barroqueiro Mr. George Reyes Mrs. Rudy Altaribbe Ms. Elizabeth Jackson Mrs. Maria Rodriguez Mrs. Olga Badawi Ms. Ana Ramos Ms. Maria Valente Bi-Lingual Department MR NOEL ALAYON Bi-lingual. Biology. General Scionco. Spanish Algebra l;B.A. MRS. RUDY ALTARIBBE Hoalth I. Portuguese Ganaral Scioncs, Spanish l,ll;M.A. MRS. OLGA BADAWI Portuguese English I. Spanish English l.ll;M.A. MR. MANUEL BARROQUEIRO Portuguese Algebra I. Portuguese Business I. Portuguese Math I, Spanish Algebra l;B.A. MS. ELIZABETH JACKSON Assistant to Chairperson.Co-Advisor Newspaper.B A MS. ANA RAMOS Health (.Portuguese Business. Portuguese General Math. Portuguese Science. Spanish General Science; B.A. MR. GEORGE REYES Portuguese English I. Spanish English l;8.A. MRS. MARIA RODRIGUEZ Spanish English I. Spanish World History MS. MARIA VALENTE Bi'lingual.U.S.Hislory (.Health 1. Portuguese English II. Portuguese World History l;B.A., Portuguese Dance Ensemble Advisor. Maria Rodrigues, laughing about interpretation ol English idiomatic expression. Juli0t klmnni. t00Ch0f of English A A Second Language, mooting with parents and students to explain the program. English As A Second Language MRS. JULIET MASINI English As A Second Language ll.lll. Spanish Math h M.A. RESPONDING TO NEW REALITIES Bicultural bilingual education has become one of the moat significant change in our school today. More and more people have come to recognize the need to advance the quality of education for the linguistic and culturally distinct student. It is up to all of us to provide all resources to make this dream possible. Carlas Fernandas working in the library. 27 Faculty And Academics CAREERS: PREPARING FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD Praparation for tha business world is meaningful and satisfying. All of our business classes emphasize our preparation for the work in the world of employment. All attempts are made to help us find and engage in worthwhile career opportunities. Ms. Hattie Mr. Michael Bennett Canger Mrs. Gail Ms. Lauretta Groninger Hudson Ms. Lucille Kelly Mr. Robert Krolin Business Department MS. HATTIE BENNETT Record Keeping l.ll.Typeing ll:M.A. MR. MICHAEL CANGER College Skill . Stenography I, Typing l;B.A. MRS. GAIL GRONINGER Bookkeeping I, Sec. Stenography I.Stenography I. Sec. Typing II; 8.A. MS. LAURETTA HUDSON Record Keeping I, Typemg l;B.A. MS. LUCILLE KELLY Business Machines. Typeing I B A. MR ROBERT KROLIN Business Law. Business Machines; B.A.. Junior Class Advisor 28 Antonio Riot, hard at work using a now computer. Mrs. Nancy Ruggari Mrs. Margaret Velardo Business Department MR THOMAS MESSINEO Distributive Education A. MR. JAMES MOSSELLE Work Orientation;M.A. MS. CAROLYN PARM General Buameaa. Record Keeping IV;M.A. MRS NANCY RUGGERI Office Practice. Sec. Practice; M.A. MR. RONALD RUGGERI Accounting I. Bookeeping II; M.A. Ph.D Equivalent MS GLENDA SKINNER Consumer Problems, Economic Geography. Ganeral Business: B.A. MS. EVA SMITH Office Practice. Typing ll;M.A. MRS. MARGARET VELARDO Bookeeping I, Sec. Stenography II. Stenography I. Sec. Typing ll;B.A. MS JOSEPHINE VICK Record Keeping II. Typeing I; B.A. MS MARILYN WEEKS General Business. Typeing I; B.A. Mr. Thomas Messinao Mr. Ronald Ruggari Ms. Josaphine Vick Mr. Jamas Mossalla Ms. Glanda Skinnar Ms. Marilyn Weaks Faculty And Academics Student , closely snvolvsd in discussion about Tala of Two Cities. DIVERSITY JJ KEY TO SUCCESS IN ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Who can calculate the value of the written word? In our Englieh classes we became aware that English was more than spelling and punctuation. It was our opportunity to explore the imaginative world of fable and fiction as well as the extension to understand the realities of the real world surrounding us. English Department MRS. VIVIAN CAAMANO English II. T A E I. RTE l;B A MR ANTHONY CAMPISI English I. II. RTAI, TAEI; M.A. MR. SAMUEL D'ERRICO English I.RTE I. IV. T A E I. IV;M.A. MR ORLANDO 01 FRANCESCO College English. English III. RTE III. T A E III; BA MRS LILLIAN DUBMAN English II. RTE I. II, T A E I. II; M.A. MR. FRANK FIORITO Collage Prep. English II, T A E II. III.RTE II. III.M.A. MRS MARIE OIANTOMASI Collage Prep. English. English III. English IV;M.A. MS. JESSICA HECHT English II. T A E II. RTE II; B.A. MRS AMY KAMEN English I. RTE I. IV. T A E l.ll; M.A. MRS. MARY LEONARDIS English I. Collage Prep. I. III. T A E III. RTE III; B.A. Mrs. Vivian Caamano Mr. Frank Fiorito Mr. Anthony Campisi Mrs. Marie Giantomasi Mr. Samuel D’Errico Ms. Jessica Hecht Mr. Orlando Di Francesco Mrs. Amy Kamen Mrs. Lillian Oubman Mrs. Mary Leonardis English Department MR. JOSEPH UDDY Mr. Joseph Liddy Mrs. Lee Marchetti Mrs. Marion Matarazzo Mr. Alfred Moscatiello Jo P r ira. busy studying his English Grammar book in preparation tor a last. Jamas Allan, listing intantly ss Macbath is diacussad. Collage Prap. English I. English II. Honors English II. RTE ll.T S E ll;M.A. MS. JANET MAC EACHEN English I, College Prap. English 1,11.1V, English IV;M.A. MRS. LEE MARCHETTI English I. Collage Prap. I.II.RTEII. T A E II; BA DR MARTIN MAS8LER English II. RTE II. TAEI; Ph.O. MRS. MARION MATARAZZO Collage Prap. English IV. Creative Writing. English IV. Honors English IV; M.A. Student Council Advisor MRS SELMA METAL English II. RTE I. III. TAEI. III;M.A. MR. ALFRED MOSCATIELLO Title I, Reading; B.A. MS. ELI8A NANNI Dramatic , RTE I. T A E l;B.A. Drama Club Advisor Me. Janet Mac Eachen Dr. Martin Maaaler Mrs. Selma Metal Ms. Elisa Nanni Faculty And Academics Armando Hung and Mra. Materazzo. diaacuaa plans lor Medieval Faslival. Mrs. Domemca Mrs. Tsrssa Pellerito Puliti Ms. Janet Saga Mr. John Smith English Department MR8 DOMENICA PELLERITO English MU. Collaga Prop. English lll;B.A. MRS TERESA PULITI English II, Collaga Prop. English IV, Honors English III. RTE IV. T A E IV; B.A. Debating Club Adviser MS. JANET 8AOE Collaga English, English; M.A. MR. JOHN SMITH English I. IV. Collaga Prop. English II, RTE I, T A E I; B.A. Literary Club Advisor_____ J2 Sergio Santos, writing notes, about Canterbury Talas. Msrisals Rayas, reading intently her favorite novel. A Tala ol Two Citias. tha classic noval by Charlas Dickans. was raad. discussad and analyzad by sludanls in Collags Prap. English IV class with (hair taachar Ms. Mac Eachan. 33 John Laps, listening and taking notes about famous Spanish poets. MRS. MARIANA CASTANHEIRA French I. Portuguese l,ll;B.A.. French Club Advisor MRS ISABEL DUARTE Portuguese 1.11. III. IV:8.A.. Portuguese Club Advisor MS. MARGARET MORENO Special Spanish l,ll;M.A. MR. DOMINICK PONTORIERO French I. Italian l.ll. HfcM.A.. Italian Club Advisor Mrs. Mariana Castanhaira Ms. Margaret Moreno Mrs. Isabel Duarte Mr. Dominick Pontoriero B nny Nunez, checking vocabulary lor Engliah trsnslation Foreign Languages: A Medium Of Communication With today world rapidly shrinking around us through improved transportation and communication it saams to us that understanding tha language and culture of other people will help us become better citizens of the world. Foreign Languages MRS ERMA RICCARDI Special Spanish l,ll;M.A. MS. VIRGINIA WRIGHT French I.II.III.B.A. Mayda Valledor. going over notes given in Spanish II. class. Yolanda Perez, writing translation ol poems given in Spenish II. 5 Faculty And Academics Tha many collega catalogue , available to atudenta at East Side High School. WORKING IT OUT TOGETHER There it a place where one can go and receive active support and help with school and personal problems. Our guidance staff says. “We care enough about you to be involved, to be your friend.” I Mrs. Olga Cavanagh Mrs. Bette Rosen Mrs. Olinda Figueiredo Mr. Solomon Sambur Ms. Elizabeth Marinello Ms. Siomara Sanchez J6 Mr. Solomon Sambur hold a counaalmg aaaaion with Graca Rocha. Guidance Department MRS. OLGA CAVANAGH Counaalar, M.A. MRS. OLINOA FIGUEIREDO Counaalar, B.A. MS ELIZABETH MARINELLO Counaalar. M.A. MRS BETTE ROSEN Counaalar. M.A. MR SOLOMON SAMBUR Counaalar. M.A. MS. SIOMARA SANCHEZ Counaalar. M.A. MS CHARLOTTE SEAWELL Counaalar M.A. MS IRENE TRUSZKOWSKA Counaalar. M.A. Ms. Charlotte Seawell Ms. Irene Truszkowska An mtaraalmg diaplay, of vanoua poalara and brochuraa to ba found in tha Guidanca Department 37 Faculty And Academics Cf : Yolanda Paraz. la praparmg to uaa lha naw waahlng machina in tha Homa Economica Dapartmant. Mrs. Margaret Coppola Mr . Violet Smiley Ms. Gloria Johnson Ms. Helen Smith Josephine Oatro checking out the new self-cleaning ovan. PREPARING FOR LIVING No doubt about it. The Home Economic Department provides us with the opportunity to learn how to budget wisely, purchase economically and manage a home. Home Economics Department MRS MARGARET COPPOLA Cooperative Home Economica;M.A. MS.GLORIA JOHNSON Clothing I. Foods I.M.A Future Homemakers ol America Advisor MR8 VIOLET 8MILEY Clothing l.ll.lll;MA. MS HELEN SMITH Consumer Education, Foods l,ll:B.A. MRS HELEN TOPAR Cooperative Home Economics;M.A. Mrs. Helen Topar. w Darius Wabalar. busy culling a alancil lor printing. PARFFR OPPORTUNITIES The opportunity to gain knowledge and exper-ianca bafora antaring tha job markat ia provided by our Industrial Arts Dapartmant. Mechanical Drawing, Graphic Arts, Electronics are some of tha areas provided for us to explore for tha future. Gaining this knowledge and experience beforehand will prove of great help in preparing ourselves for the world of employment and career opportunities. Mr. John Ardito Mr. John Morris Mr. Edward Stephens Mr. Anthony Bruno Mr. Cipriano Neves Mr. Albert Tartar Mr. Paul Decker Mr. David Robertson Mr. Joseph Wagner Mr. Tartar, giving instructions, about tha fundamentals of alactronica. Industrial Arts Department MR JOHN AROITO Oanaral Graphics. Graphic Arts l.ll;B.A. Printing Club Advisor MR. ANTHONY BRUNO Graphic Arts I. Ganaral Graphics. Ganaral Wood.B A MR PAUL OECKER Machsmcal Drawing II,Machine Shop l.ll;B.A. MR JOHN MORRIS Mechanical Drawing I, Mechanical Lab.;B.A. MR CIPRIANO NEVES Mechanical Drawing l,ll;M.A. Soccer Coach MR DAVID ROBERTSON Architectural Drawing.Mechanical Drawing III. IV;B.A. MR. EDWARD STEPHENS General Wood. Wood l;B.A. MR. ALBERT TARLER Electronics I.ILM.A. MR. JOSEPH WAGNER Mechanical Drawing II.General Mechanical Drawing. Wood l;B.A. 41 Here we sharpen our basic math skills in preparation for application of the skills learned for employment and in daily living. As we move towards the metric measurement and the use of computers, our knowledge of mathematics takes on greater significance. Ana Blanco, hard at work on math problama. Faculty And Academics MATHEMATICS WORKING WITH NUMBERS Mathametics Department MR ANGELO GATTO Algebra Ml Comp.Ed. Math Leb.;M A. MR. DALLAS JACOBS Algabra IB.Buainaaa Math. Geometry. Math Lab.;B.A MS MARY E. KELLY Algabra II. Geometry. Honora Algabra II. Math Review;M.A. MRS. ANTOINETTE KLENKE Algabra I.Geometry. Honora Geometry-.B.A., Twirlara Adviaor MR DENNIS MOLINARO Algabra I, General Math. Math Lab.: M.A. MS. CAROL POLAKOWSKI Analytical Geometry. Algebra II. Comp.Ed. Math Lab.: B.A Vaneaaa Belton, working our math problama uaing computer. Mr. Angelo Gatto Ms. Mary E. Kelly Mr. Dennis Molinaro Mr. Dallas Jacobs Mrs. Antoinette Klenke Ms. Carol Polakowski Margarida Farraira and Angela Fernandez go ovar homework aesign- manl for Math Lab. Moiaaa Graanhauff. pondanng solutions fo difficult problems Mr. Jorge Rodriguez Mr. Ernest Trevisano Mrs. Deborah Salagaj Mr. Richard Trimarco Mr. Stanley Salagaj Ms. Patricia Young Ms. Eleanor Swykowski Mathematics Department MR. JORGE RODRIGUEZ Algebra II. General Math. 8enor Math Sur-vey:B.A. MRS. DEBORAH SALAGAJ Algebra I. Business Math. Trig Advanced Algebra; M A. MR. STANLEY SALAGAJ Algebra I. Math Review; B.A. MS ELEANOR SWYKOWSKI Algebra II. Math Review.Trig Adv. Gao.; B.A. MR ERNEST TRAVISANO Business Math. General Math. Pra Algebra;B.A. MR RICHARD TRIMARCO Algebra II. Geometry. Math Review; M.A. MS PATRICIA YOUNG Albebra I. Geometry. Math Lab. Math Review; B.A. Faculty And Academics Mr. Blast and Maria Santos, going ovar posturs tost results. FOCUSING ON GOOD HEALTH PRACTICES Our n0w gym facilitiet have provided opportunities for changes and advances in the field of Physical Education and Health. Women now have equal opportunity to participate in athletic programs. Health problems now extend to understanding dietary needs, dangers in food additives, pollution, and family relationships. Physical Education and Health MS. KATHRYN ALEXANDER Health l;B.A. MR JOHN BANIA8 Health I.II.IV;BA. MR MARIO BLASI Physical Education III.IV;M.A MS GLORIA BROWN Physical Education III, IV;B.A. MR. OLLIE DICKERSON Health 1,11; B.A. MR. KEVIN DUGGAN Health I. Physical Education IV;B.A. MR RICHARD FIORE Ass t Football Coach MR8 THERESA GALANTE Health l,ll;6.A. MS JOSEFINA STEELE Physical Education III.IV; B.A. MR LEONARD WATSON Health l.ll;M.A. MS. VIRGINIA WERNER Health l.lt.B.A. Cheerleaders Advisor MR SALVATORE ZARRO Health l.ll. Physical Education ltl;B.A. Ass I Football Coach Mr. Leonard Watson Ms. Virginia Werner Mr. Salvatore Zarro Julia Fonseca, going through eiercie routine Faculty And Academics SCIENCE -A NEW WORLD EACH DAY We have conquered nature, we have gone into apace, yet it we are not careful we will destroy our planet Earth. We all face a great challenge — we are fast using up our resources. Energy, environment, and education must link together to develop scientific means to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to enable us to breathe clean air, to drink pure water, to conserve our natural resources. Ana Maria Farnandaa baing •«P f ' d by Mr King at aha axpanmanta with aulphur and oxygan. Mr. Mishel Aisenstock Mr. Barrett King Mr. Gamal Andraous Mrs. Freda Klapholz Mr. Joseph Ciccone Mr. Stephen Leonardis Ms. Jeanne Gonnelli Ms. Ruby Roberts Mr. Hubert Huling Mr. Joseph Zoppi 46 Josephine Dolro performing experiment in Chemistry Leb. with Mercury as Mr. Aisenstock looks on. Science Department MR. MISHEL AISENSTOCK Chem Lab. Physical Science; M.A. MR. QAMAL ANDRAOUS Physics I.ILM.A. MR. JOSEPH CICCONE Chemistry. Honors Chemistry. Physics l;B.A. MS. JEANNE OONNELLI College Prep. Biology. Chemistry, Honors Biology; B.A. MR. HUBERT HULING Physical Sclence;M.A.. Afro-American Club Advisor MR BARRETT KING Physics. Honors Physics. Physical Science. Physics Lab.;M.A. MRS. FREDA KLAPHOLZ College Prep. Biology. Physical Science;M.A. MR. STEPHEN LEONARDIS Honors Chemistry. Physics. Physics Lab.; M.A. MS. RUBY ROBERTS College Prep. Biology. General Biology;Ph.D Equivalent Future Physicians Club Advisor MR. JOSEPH ZOPPI College Prep. Biology. Chemistry. Honors Biology;B.A. Raul Pinho, Edmund Morass and Manny Costa working hard with various scientific equipment. Faculty And Academics Maria Munha hatamng carafully to a lactura on tha Civil War. Mr. Joseph Bottino Mr. Leonard Chill Mr. James Catalano Mrs. Lillian Kaplan OUR CHANGING WORLD Only hi� tory can teach us so many things so well. If we would listen to the past we would probably be able to plan a better future. Linda Killian and laabal Amaral ara captured in panaiva momenta. 4« Mr. John Palumbo Mr. Chill gives an interacting lecture In Peycholo-«� • U.S. Hialory l.ll. Honora U.S. Hiatory ll;M.A. MR. JAMES CATALANO U.S. Hialory I. World Hietory;M.A. MR. LEONARD CHILL Economica. Psychology, World Hialory;M.A. Senior Class Advisor MRS. LILLIAN KAPLAN U.S. History I, II.M.A. MR. RAYMOND MALANGA U.S. History l.ll: B.A. MS. CYNTHIA O'NEAL U.S. History 1,11, Honors U.S.History II. World History:B.A. MR. JOHN PALUMBO U.S. History l.ll;B.A. MR. PETER RUBAS U.S. History II. World History; B.A. Head Football Coach MS. SUSAN TERESKI U.S. History l.ll. Honors U.S. History I; BA. Faculty Manager Social Studies Department JOSEPH BOTTINO Mr. Raymond Malanga Mr. Peter Rubas Ms. Cynthia O'Neal Ms. Susan Tereski SCHOOL NURSES-MORE THAN A BANDAID Janice Bloch Patricia Mai Right: School nurso Mr . Block, chocking blood protturo ol Mrs. Galonto. health toochor. Bolow: Nurao Patricia Mai. chocking blood protturo of paront during opon houao al Eaat Sido High. SPECIAL SERVICES: THAT EXTRA HAND Mr. Robert Wujciak, drug coordinator, who keeps our students informed and aware of the dangers of drugs. Ms. Ar-lene Leonardis, special education, responds to the special needs of our students with understanding and competence. Mr. Amilkar Velez-Lopez social worker, provides guidance, patience, and assistance where needed. Ms. Mayra Suarez accompanist, her expertise and musical accomplishments has provided many entertaining moments for all. Mr. Robert Wujciak, Ms. Arlene Leonardis, Drug Coordinator Special Education SO Mr. Amilkar Velez-Lopez, Social Worker Ms. Mayra Suarez, Accompanist Mr . Johnson Mr . Gipson Mrs. Shadowitz THE LIBRARY- CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND STUDY The hub of our school is the library. It is here where many of us meet to discuss and work at assignments handed out by our teachers that require the use of supplementary material and research into sources of knowledge that are unique only to the library. Here we meet as a group or work as individuals under the guidance of our teachers and librarians to develop our skills in library usage as well as a lifetime understanding of library resources. Many of ua use the library for research, to find answers to specific questions, to browse through the books or magazines or just to appreciate literature through suggested ideas in reading. The environment is attractive, well organized, and presents an atmosphere of a quiet orderly appearance which is conducive to learning. The saying, meet you in the library is truly representative of the fundamental function of the library as a source of knowledge for all students. Si MRS. PILAR CAAMANO MRS. ROSE CIFELLI MRS. ANNE ILARIA MRS. JEANETTE MARASCO MRS. CATHERINE PANNULLO MRS. ANN PELOSE MRS. MARIAN RAINONE SCHOOL CLERKS OUR EFFECTIVE OFFICE STAFF SCHOOL AIDES One often wonders how a school as big as ours can be run effectively. After watching and observing our school clerks and aides in action we think we have the answer. These wonderful, hard working people provide the organizational talent that effectively expedite the many responsibilities and organizational details that keep our school running smoothly. Typing, filing, keeping records, handling every day work details with expertise and yet maintaining a balanced sense of humor all contribute to a well run school administration. MRS. FAYE ALBANESE MRS. JEANETTE BARTIROMO MRS. ANGELINA LAURINO MRS. VIOLA SIMMONS 52 CAFETERIA 1 1. k i i i j -i Front row: Vera Frazier, Lena Sanatora. Maria Thorna. Clalra Olohan. Lorraine Wiaa. Ceth-arina Giordano. Anna Konopka. Maria Giordano. Wllhalmina Andaraon. Julia Zalawaki. Ada Mirando. Ana Santoro. Taraaa Marini Mra. Elizabath Far-nandaa Mra. Frances Nalaon Mra. Patnna Norton SERVICE GROUPS-OUR BEHIND THE SCENES WORKERS Our school life has been made more pleasant by the eflorts of our custodial stafl who have to clean up after us. We appreciate their efforts in giving us a clean environment to learn. Nor will we forget the fine cafeteria people who helpod make our lunch hour a pleasant and healthful one. The Security people who walked through our halls gave all of us a sense of safety and helped to make our school one free from unnecessary interruptions. We appreciate all of their efforts on our behalf and will not forget their dedication to establishing a proper environment for learning. Elizabeth Fernanda France Nelson Petrina Norton CUSTODIANS 8anto Diaz Reynard Peterson Patrick York FRONT row: Snowi Carroll. Annie Lindsay, Lucy Nyars. Ann Sturm. Lavarra Veney. Second row: Bernard Or . Dominick Pasquale. Jesse Fuller. SECURITY GUARDS lldetonzo Alvarez Louis Buonopsn Michael Cocca SI Maureen Lockett Rosa Pollock Fannie Southall James Stapleton Edith Wilson ACTIVITIES If you want to become a part of anything, you must put yourself into it. You have to give something before you can get something in return. You get involved, you get hurt, you get happiness, you remember. A large portion of our education comes from our participation in school activities. This participation helps us grow as individuals and develops a sense of service to the school. There are many outlets for group activities during and after school which contribute to the enrichment of our lives. They have made school something special and memorable. For all these many things we are truly grateful. t CLUB MEMBERS EXPERIENCING BECOMING National Honor Society The highest honor a student can achieve is to be elected to the National Honor Society. Candidates must maintain a 3.5 grade average in their school work. Service to the school, character development, leadership ability, as well as high scholastic average, are all objectives toward which potential candidates must strive and upon which they will be judged. Students learn of their acceptance to the National Honor Society at a tap in ceremony where each candidate is tapped on the shoulder acknowledging that they have been selected. A formal induction ceremony is later held which is a very special event shared by students, parents, and faculty. We are all proud of those who have been chosen and extend our congratulations to the officers President, Mickey Santiago. Vice-Present, Maria J. Munoz, Secretary, Stacey Shubsda, and Treasurer, Donna Cervo. Merle Munoz. Donna Carvo. Mickay Santiago. S Berthe Caamano display with prids tha symbol ot the National Honor Society. National Honor Sociaty members go over material before an important meeting. % Members of the National Honor Society getting information ready for the monthly meeting. Boricua Club Bortcua Club Mtntbtrt A numbtr ol our Hispanic students have formed a group to study the rich culture and heritage of Puerto Rico and to become active in school activities. They hope to design special club shirts, provide tutors to students needing assistance, and help in clean-up activities in the school. Some special events are being planned which will add interest to the club meetings. The club officers are President, Roger Hernandez, Vice-President, Jose Mendes, Secretary, Maria Vasquez, Treasurer, Julia Bonilla. U� mb rt At . Diano Battla. Sharoma Dunnall. Ronald Maaon. Aron Ward. Kim Jordon. Angala Laainbarry. Gragory Malona. Diana Jarman. Faliaha Washington, Bavarly Gatlin. Carla Simona. Althaa Finn. Willatta Lowa. Morgua Gamaa. and Mr. Huling. Adviaor. go ovar malarial tor uaa in Black Hiatory display Afro-American Club Thi� group moots to study, discuss, and participate in the rich culture of Africa and the many contributions brought by early slaves to this country. They became deeply aware of the significant contributions made to American history in the areas of music, science, and the arts by Blacks. Historical as well as contemporary personalities are studied to emphasize an area of learning that provides all with an awareness that our American way of life has been made richer by these outstanding individuals. 57 THERE WILL BE A MEETING TODAY Future Physicians On a regular basis students interested in the field of medicine meot with advisor, Mrs. Roberts to discuss, study and survey the various medical schools and the opportunities these colleges offer to aspiring medical students. The members talk and visit with their family doctors, observe operations in the hospital and are involved in the blood bank. They seek all possible information for scholarships, awards, and financial assistance to help members decide on the school that would respond to their individual needs. A worthy group with high aspirations. Italian Club All of Italy is a great museum. Few nations have as rich a heritage in the fields of art and architecture. This remarkable land has prompted a few of the students with Italian background to get together to study and understand the customs, traditions, and cultural achievements of their ancestry. Meeting on a regular basis, the group discuss a delectable Italian menu, learn practical uses of the language, and study the many famous Italian artists and historical cities. Virginia Zacaria . Mtchaal Santoro. Dalla Pachaco. Mrs. Robarta. Adviaor. Maria Gandarez. Cindy Homiek. Eliaa Ouinonaa. Mayta Garcia, ara all vary buay atudying parta o� tha brain through tha uaa of a modal. John Ricardallt, Yvatta Danardo. Thomaa Martin. Mtchaal Pugliaa. Flora Patracca. Maria Pinto. Oarlana Caruao. Michal Pagaro. Nicky Canzona raad about tha baautiful city of Floranca Italy. Their varied activities will culminate in a trip to s«e and hear an Italian opera. Buono fortunol French Club In an informal setting, our French Club re-enforces many of the customs, traditions and language learned in the classroom. Its' fun time. During our dub sessions we order dinner at a French restaurant, develop social amenities in the language, and generally experience the French culture at its finest. Seniors, Rosa Ribau, and Maria Gandarez have experienced the benefits of the French Club and we are sure they will put their lessons to good use. Front row: Maria Gandaraz. Angelina Braga. Ivona Da Ollvara. Roaa Ribau. Marial Gandaraz. Second row: Anthony Campos. Paul Da Silva, Robert Martingue. Eddie Gonoalvea. Michael Perez. Rui Batlata. Joae Alvea and Mra. Mariana Caatanheira Advisor. Front Row: Mono Martino. John Gomoo. luto 8ontoo. Tony Loroiro. Jorgo Do Silva. Cooor Vlono. Jorgo Volonto, Jooo Logo. Robort Prazoros. Rui Toloyo. Socond Row: Colla Grogono. Mario Olivoiro. Suzono Olivoiro. Ano Plroo, Adoloido Sllvo, Lidio Gonhito. Mono Rodriguoo. Morio Por-•iro. Ano Do Cruz, loobol Amoral. Mono Froitoo. Torooo Amodo. Morgondo Lopo. Mona Touoira. Mono Rosondo: Third Row: Torooo Pochoco. Elizoboth Martino, Mario Martino, Anobolo Do Cruz. Voro Modoiro. loobol Salvador. Eva Coolho; Fourth Row: Ano Piorro. Ano Silvootro. Eloo Amodo. Olindo Forrotro. Ano Fornandoo. Doolmdo Do Olivoiro. Clube Portugues-Os Academicos Becoming aware of Portuguese Language and culture ia fitting in our school since the majority of our student population are from Portuguese heritage. The Portuguese club encourages understanding of the language and develops awareness of the rich culture that stems from Portugal. These students broaden the schools knowledge through the printing of Os AcadSmicos, a club newsletter that informs and provides a vehicle for dissemination of information regarding activities of the club members. Other activities include visitation to our school by Saddle Brook High School and a return visit by the East Side members to Saddle Brook's “Mardi Gras festival. This group ia active in community activities and holds an annual summer picnic which includes inviting past members of this outstanding group. The Announcer, School Newspaper The Announcer, ia a paper written by and for the students. Through the media of the printed word all of us are kept informed and aware. The Announcer helps publicize the many activities carried on by school groups, important events, and sports results. One can find movie reviews, the recent punk rock trends, messages from the principal, and a vehicle of communication for students to speak out on issues. Front Row: Elizoboth Dillo, Ralph Toylor. Michollo Word. Michool Poroz. Jooo Alvoo. Mono Gon-doraz. Edword Aloiondor. Fernanda Eduordo. Groce Rocha. Socond Row: Mo. Jackson. Advisor, Robort Ceceri, Johnny Carswell. Anthony Glaeki. Mr. Campasi. Advisor. Mickey Santiago. Members ot the ski club with Mr. AHIitto, advisor Ski Club Everybody pray for snow this week-end. The Ski-Club members with advisor Mr. Afflitto, keep looking forward to a white winter so that they can truly put into practice the learning and techniques developed during their meetings. It's fun to practice in school but when the ski week-end comes up all are anxiously eager to get out on the snow and ride the ski trails. This group of hardy snow bunnies plan a trip to Vermont, ski country, and enjoy a winter sport that is exciting and pleasurable. Forecast: snow falling over Eastern region. S9 WORKING FOR A BETTER EAST SIDE Student Council The Student Council is the student forum of the school. It consists of dele-getes from each homeroom. The entire student body elects the officers. Service to the school is the prime objective of this organization. It is here with this group that often the pace and standards are set for the school. Among the many activities of the Student Council was donating yellow “mums to the Veterans Hospital at Thanksgiving in East Orange. New Jersey. The decoration of a Christmas tree with yellow ribbons, and the sale of “yellow ribbons to underscore sympathy for the hostages. Also of importance has been the maintaining of the lobby bulletin board and the running of the Valentine Dance. These are but a few of the many activities and accomplishments of the Student Council. Anabela Oa Crut and Maria Teixeira. decorating Symbol of hoatagea being held in Iran. Ihe lobby bulletin board with yellow rtbbona 60 Bottom Mickey Santiago. Marla Gandarez. Marla Rulvo, Maria Santos. Anthony Campos. Anabala Oa Cruz. Joanie Caramo. Fernanda Eduardo. Carlos Fernandas decorating yellow ribbon Christmas tree. Students gather with Mr. Taylor, Veteran's Hospital administrator. Student Council Officers are Mickey Santiago, Carlos Fernandas. Maria Gandarez, Rosa Ribau. Fernanda Eduardo. Maria E. Santos. Eddie Morals. Rosa Ribau. delivering mums at Veteran's Hospital. fillUntioni oil PUasfc oor COrnpa T' to hotfagebj bj. buying a iflloiv ribbon ond ujPorvT «t -ii6 a Ct you art joirir tne vurtr t th 6 ijtlkxu nbbont campaign , not onUj jyeuH txtx-Xt tt)not.or A OO Bulletin advertisement for yellow ribbon sale. HOSTAGES NO MORE Eicerpls from a poem by Laura Waltner Class of 1M1 For (our hundred and forty-four days. We tried many waya To free our fifty-two — A miracle occurred. The fight was won-by a nation that Pulled together at one. Now back on American soil, cherished by us all. Again they're with us — 61 Twirlers Our twirlers provide beauty, preci-aion and color to our band but you can bet it did not come easy. These young twirlers worked long hours, practicing their routines and devel-oping the skill and precision that makes them the colorful front runners whenever they participate in a school activity. At football games and other sports activities these young beauties provide the color and liveliness that always sparks comments from those who view this group in action. All can express satisfaction in their united effort to present a well polished, precise routine. Thereee Lite OEgidio All together in I routine. Cynthia Alice Schmidt Julie Yanez Margaret Levin 62 TWIRLERS: COLOR-PRECISIONTIMING From Row: Margarat Lavin. Tharaaa O'Egidto. Kalhlaan Wallaca. Sacond Row: Cynthia Schmidt. Ramira Botalho. Rita Ricotta. Man Lavin. Loia Cholminski, Julia Yanaz. Taraaina Capra Kathlaan Wallaca Taraaina Capra Ramira Botalho POM POMS: Cheerleaders One of the most active and sought after activities in our school is that of cheerleading. This popular activity attracts girls who are not only athletic but who are also much interested in gymnastics. Dedication and skill ere a must for these young girls who have to demonstrate coordination, precision, timing, and a very strong voice. Outgoing, lull of school spirit, our cheerleaders inspire the enthusiasm to spur our team onward to victory. LEAD THE WAY Roxanna Prignano showing har chaarlaading ability. Floranca Snowdon loading a group chaar. M Tha Pom Pomi loading tho way. Sandy Garcia looking vary tirad attar tha gam Front Row: Michala Piagaro. Kally McKaon. Kathy Cullan. Cathy D'Allaaio. Cathy Scalnlon. Manuala Rodriguaa. Oarlana Caruso. Mary Coogan. Iraida Torraa. Michalla Ward. 3rd Row: Suaan Ravio. Sandy Garcia. Roxanna Prignalo. Tharaaa Da Silva. 4th Row: Floranca Snowdon. 65 RHYTHM IN MOTION Colorguards A dash o class! This description of our East Side Color Guards as they perform their routines and precision moves marching before our band is a fitting one. They provide a sense of rhythm and motion that is exciting and colorful. One can only guess at the number of hours of practice to achieve this uniformity of action. Jackie Molina Color Guard: Front Row: Uaa Cluba. Tarry Capra. Liea Tati. Qneel LaFuanta. Chria Farihna. Second Row: Etlaan Coboz. Cindy Momeik. Batty Fernandez. Donna Santoa. Zarida Marrero. Belkia Soto-longo. Jackie Molina Eileen Coboz. and Jackie Molina proudly dieplay the flay and echool banner. Chorus in a group rahaaraal. UNITED WE SING: Chorus And Choir J It could be a ahow tune off Broadway, a popular tune of the day, or a traditional Christmas carol; it’s the chorus rehearsing for their next performance. Director, Mrs. Molly Glover provides a variety of vocal experiences to her youthful chorus members that requires dedication, practice, and rehearsals almost everyday. This group may meet as early as 7:00 A M. or as late as 9:00 P.M. depending on the performance in progress. Mrs. Glover not only insists on proper singing techniques but stresses improvement of individual singing capabilities. Knowing the tremendous potential of her chorus, Mrs. Glover channels this energy into producing performances that include hits from South Pacific, Bye Bye Birdie, and this year. Pippin. Stage fright is normal when a member of Choir J finds out that a performance has actually arrived but one would never Know it as these young people become involved in their singing. Developed in their poise and confident in their talent, these young singers perform like professionals. Practice, Practice, Practice that's the key to their success as in their “Happy Holiday” presentation on December 18. 1980 which highlighted old time favorites as Sleigh Ride, O Holy Night, Jingle Bell Rock and The Hallelujah Chorus. These young singers really insure the performance being successful but each heaves a sigh of relief when it’s over. CHOIR J: Front row: Dobbio Adao. Cynthia Lynch. Mickay Santiago. Danny Rota. Joa Piarria. Maria Gandaraz. Elizabath Morlaa: Second row: Carloe Randa. Mario Barboao. Eugana Migual and Ricky Gonzalaa blanding voice into ona. TEAM SPIRIT THRU MUSIC Marching Band A marching band has the wonderful ability to bring out the child in all of us. Our East Side High School Band has, color, sound and they present an appealing attraction for all watching them marching proudly. With naw red and white uniforms, fancy steps, and a resonant sound, these young musicians are a colorful sight to behold. Our band participated in many events highlighted this year by the Pulaski Day and St. Patricks Day Parades. Our band In graat form. 68 Guillermo Anton Michaol Hall Isaias Nolau 69 THEATRE OFF VAN BUREN STREET Drama Club The drama club it composed of 27 active members who focus on improvisation games, monologues and scene study. Led by Ms. Nanni these young aspiring actors prepare for the big performance in May. This year possible choices for production are “Asylum , ‘‘The Patient , or The Lovliest Afternoon of the Year. This groups objective is to stimulate and develop creative abilities and to nurture cultural appreciation for the theatre. Ms. Nanni states that, studying the theatre and acting help to promote growth, confidence and a sense of self worth in the student. Our positive comment is Encore, Encore! Rosalia Barbosa practicing a monologua Irom Butterflies Ara Fraa. Front Row: Ana DaCruz. Anthony Galaski. Olinda OaOliviara. Graca Farraira. Rosalia Barbosa. Maria Parraira: Sacond Row: Anna Piarro. Tharaaa Sara-bando, Victor Cardialloa. Maria Munoz. Donna Fi-achar. Ana Olivaira. Anthony Galaski. Ivona DaOli-vtara: Third Row: Maria Raaanda. Fung Yaa Eng. Laa Vaz. Liaa DaOlivaira, Elizabeth Farnandaz. 70 Maria Munos and Maria Raaanda rahaaraa a scana Irom Night ol tha Iguana. Slag Craw, helping to aat up bleacher . Stage Crew Behind the scenes ot all productions are the unsung heroes that make it all happen. These hard working students are members of the Stage Crew. They set up scenery, move furniture and props, and prepare the stage for the action to come. When the activity is over and all have left the auditorium this group is still hard at work cleaning up after the performance. Much credit for the success of a show is due to these “behind the scenes” workers. Front row. Mr . Glover. advisor. Carlo Almoida. Eugan Binkowski. Ricky Gonzales. John F r riors; Socond row: Michelle Napior. Wilsonna Porter. Julia Armand. Evelyn Diguieroa. Candaca Bor-ley: Third row: Jon Oa Santos. Manny Baluga . Robert Villano. Juan Gonzalez. Marcile Je u . Joe Martins. Humberto Pedras. LET’S GO TO PRESS Yearbook The problem it that when you consider the fact that there are so many activities going on in school, a multitude of photographs to take, so many names to record, and a variety of interests involved, powh, bam, smash, we run into conflicts. No doubt about it, from the start our staff ran into conflicts, differences of opinions and discussions over what would be our theme. How do we display senior activities? What would be the basic layout of our yearbook? With deadlines to be met and work to be done, our staff turned to Mrs. Pellegrino, Yearbook advisor for advice, expertise, and consensus of opinions. Amazingly enough, the work did get done, deadlines were met, and work continued with diligence and concerted effort. Mrs. Pellegrino acknowledged that the task was not easy. “My job, she said, “was to make the staff aware that a yearbook should be a history of the total environment at East Side High School. “Our aim, she continued, “is to create an innovative yearbook based on the Columbia Scholastic Press Association guidelines which are an established criteria for yearbooks nationwide. It is our goal to prepare and present a yearbook that all seniors will enjoy and appreciate. A yearbook that will photographically portray life and activities at East Side High School in 1981. Okay staff! Let’s go to press. Mickey Santiago. Margaret Lavin. Deniaa Cacerea. Joaephine Dotro and Michele Malmowaki aelecting material lor uae in the 1981 Yearbook. Yearbook atatf filing photo ol aporta activities Mr . Helenmarie Pellegrino, yearbook adviaor. double checka formate for uae in yearbook. 7? Roaa Vas, Senior Editor organizing Senior picture . Camera Club Check your ahutter-apeed. What lense opening will you uee? These commente can be heard at meeting of camera buffs meeting regularly with Mr. Cu-trino, advisor. Thit group i$ not only actively engaged in taking pictures but also in learning the technical aspects of a camera and how to take professional looking photographs. They readily learn there is more to taking a picture than just pressing a button. Many aludenta bring in their work for evaluation and discussion. These students truly believe that a picture is worth more than a thousand words. Jos Santo . Th r a Batista. Cathy Coccia, Ro a Matos. Mr. Cutrino. Advisor. Eurico Antunss gath-ar around Jorgs Lopss as h sxplains how to us th snlargor. Weight-Lifting Club Front row; Frank D'Antico. Anthony Vardss. Gsorgs Ruiz. Waldo Valdss. Carlos Soto. Luis Alvarado. Sscond row: Mr. Blasi. advisor Eloy Fslociano. Jos Ssabra. Victor Rodnguss. Robert Carabalo. Manny Tavarss, Paul Da Silva. Tony Campos. Juan Gonzalsz Anyone viaiting the Boya Gym during the 9th period are always greeted with sounds of grunts, heaves, groans and th explosion of air expelled from filled lungs as over 50 boys, members of the weight lifting club, go through their routines. Mr. Mario Blasi, advisor for the club, explains that the objective of this hard working group is not simply to develop muscles but to convey th importance of weight lifting as a vehicle for good health, development of strength and endurance as well as preparation for other areas of athletics. These young athletes are given proper instruction in th techniques of “pumping iron and in addition, are motivated towards a feeling of togetherness in their mutual efforts. 7J Msmbsrs of lbs Wsighl Lifting Club hard at work with tha naw aquipmant THE PROM — A NIGHT TO REMEMBER With the sound of the band. Twice As Nice, turning up for their first song and the Mediterranean Manor gailey decorated in red and white carnations, our “guys and dolls'' beautifully dressed for the occasion prepared to dance up a storm. As the disco and rock tunes echoed through the hall, tables were deserted, girls kicked off their shoes, and guys started to shed their jackets. Through countless numbers some new. some old, we colored our world with laughter and song. It was soon over but many of us continued at after prom parties. and early morning breakfasts. Ana Blanco paying attantion to awaat nothing whiaparad by Eddia Linaraa. Gina Nitti and Gilmar Nato danca up a atorm. 7 4 OLD CUSTOMS KEPT ALIVE Portuguese Dance Ensemble The Portuguese Dance Ensemble is a folkloric dance group consisting of students of Portuguese heritage. This activity was originated in order to make our students more aware of their culture. ethnic heritage and historical background. Being aware of the positive nature of the Portuguese heritage this group looked forward to sharing this wealth of Portugal’a culture, with dance presentations to the school population as well as in other areas of the city. The dance group was started by Mrs. Maria Cardiellos in 1973. It was reestablished in 1978. This group has a fine complement of active students who perform in typical costumes of Northern Portugal and dance to the lively music of the accordian. They have recently performed at the Newark Museum, Symphony Hall, Bloomfield College, and Montclair State College. We are proud of our senior Portuguese folkloric dancers, Teresa Amado, Isabel Amarol, Jose Concalves, Elizabeth Martins, Carlos Alvar, Luis Santos, John Da Silva. Partner going ovar roulinoa. 7 The lessons learned through sports is a lesson learned lor life. Sports at East Side are varied and numerous so that many students can participate. The playing field becomes the stage where a persons worth is judged by his contribution to the team. Efforts are not just assessed by the “win column but more in the real achievement of the individual sacrifice and dedication exhibited by the participants. Our sports program has not only stressed competition and physical fitness but also the development of character, team work, sportsmanship, and camaraderie. It is here that friendship and the spirit of brotherhood develops and grows. East Side can be proud of the many fine athletes it has produced. , SOCCER TEAM WINS CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Lets' hear it tor our East Side High Soccer Team. Thia dynamic group compiled a record of 15 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie which saw the team win the City Championship, reach the semi-final of the county tournament and the section final of the State Tournament. What a terrific season! Headed by seniors Manny Vaz, Luis Santos, Mario Machado, and goalkeeper Victor Santos, this dynamic team brought the City Championship home to East Side High School. Their play was dramatic and impressive on all fronts. Offensively and defensively they combined a team effort that allowed only 14 goals in 19 games played. It waa a season that was dramatic, successful, and rewarding. Heads up team! Above: Coach Neves, giving team important pointers. Below: Mario Mechsdo, Co-Captain. Right: Louis Santos and Manny Vaz collide with opposing goalkeeper. 80 Front Row: Sebastian Farraira. John Bento. Jack Saraiva. Luie Santos, Augie Vaz. Second Row: Coach Navas, Antonio Fonseca, George Batista. Jose Rago, Tony Martins, Victor Santos, Mario Machado, John Maia. Manny Vaz. The teem congratulate$ each other attar scoring against Columbia High School. 81 WE’RE NUMBER 1 Lun Sit n to a kicking ball toward goal. Above: Lois Santos attempting to control the pate. Above: Luis Santos Above: Victor Santos Left: Luis Santos running with the bell. Above: Manny Vax makes attempt to get the ball Irom fullback. ESHS 3 Seton Hall 1 ESHS 1 Columbia 1 ESHS 6 E ei Catholic 0 ESHS 6 Malcom X • 0 ESHS 10 Weequahic 1 ESHS 2 Irvington 3 ESHS 7 Ediaon Tech. 1 ESHS 1 Vailsburg 0 ESHS 6 Art • 0 ESHS 2 Paterson East Side 0 ESHS 3 Mountain •• 1 ESHS 6 Bloomfield Tech. 0 ESHS 10 We t Side 0 ESHS 1 Newark Academy •• 0 ESHS 11 Final Record 15-3-1 Newark Tech. 0 ESHS 1 Cily League-Champion Columbia 2 ESHS 1 Essex County Tournament Morns Knolls ••• 0 ESHS 1 • State Tournament Westfield ••• 0 ESHS 1 Columbia ••• 4 03 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM EXCELS Led by seniors Frank Melo and Jorge Lopes, our Cross Country team was outstanding in their track meets this year. These long distance runners scored outstanding victories which established our school team as superior competitors. We extend our accolades to all these tine athletes that established a record of achievements that included; City Championship, Essex County Championship, first place in the Ridgewood Invitational, third place in the Essex Catholic Invitational and State Sectional Championship, 4th place in the Shore Coaches Invitational and 5th place in the State Group Championship. In all competitions these fine trackmen established a “best finish ever”, achieved by an East Side High team. This total team effort was made possible by runners like Frank Melo, Jorge Lopes, Fausto Ferreira, Carlos Esteves, Joe Ruela, Carlos Lopes and Manny Costa. A fine record, congratulations. Final Record 7-0 Dual Meet Record City Championship-East Side 1st place. 26 pt. to 88 pt. for the 2nd place team. Above: Thay'ra oft and running. Above. Coach Duggan Below: Lao Coalho croaaing the finish line. Front Row: Elizabeth Dills. Monique Gaines, Isabel Costa. Margo Cruz. Middla Row: Mike Merten. Fernando Santos. George Gonzalez, John Moses Msrtinez, Craig Simmons, Francisco Gonzalez. Back Row: Mr. Ollie Dickerson, (coach) Rudy Marrero. Carlos Lopes, Fausto Ferreira. Joe Ruela, Carlos Esteves, Manny Costa, Ocival Marques, Mr. Kevin Duggan (coach). Manny Coata and Joa Ruala waiting for the race to begin. 8$ A SPIRITED TEAM EFFORT The 1980 football season was a long, hard and difficult one. Our team did not have a spectacular season of wins but our losses on the field were made up in a large measure by dedication, enthusiasm, hard work, desire and spirit exemplified by the East Side High Football Team who gave it their all and played every team on the schedule tough. These young athletes pushed the opposition to the maximum, held Weequahic High to a scoreless tie, fought Malcolm X, Shabazz and Barringer High till the last whistle of the game. We are proud of these young athletes who showed school and team spirit all season long. Varsity Football ESHS . 6 Barringer ... 26 ESHS 0 Seton Hall 46 ESHS 0 West Side 12 ESHS 20 Vailsburg ... 31 ESHS 0 Valley 12 ESHS . 0 Weequahic 0 ESHS . 6 Shabazz 18 ESHS . 0 Irvington .... 18 ESHS . 6 Central ... 27 Final Record 0-8-1 Th 100m coming out of a huddla. 86 Komp Harm display hia skill gainad through much practice. d s V WE ALWAYS HANG IN TOUGH t) 4 Above: Benny Garcia having just made crucial tackle. Above: Banny Garcia and Grag Ingram blocking for short gain. Grag Ingram, numbar 72 involved In run off tackle during game with Seton Hell. SPIRIT AND DRIVE HIGHLIGHT SEASON FOR BASKETBALL TEAM The East Side Basketball Team put forth a tremendous effort this season with the seniors exhibiting great skill and determination. Raymond McAdams, senior and team captain, is now being pursued by many colleges. His height and 17 point game average, were notable assets to the team's performance. Sam Martucci, also a senior, was the teams best free-throw shooter averaging 9 points a game. Besides averaging 12 points a game senior Marcel Godfrey, also led the team in assists. Every team has a member who supplies it’s spark. This year that member was senior, Andrew Phillips who kept spirits up through many long, hard games. Front Row: Andrew Phillip . M rc l Godfrey. Greg Inman. Frank Velei. Steve Pecora, Bock Row: Mr. Moacatiello (Aaaiatant Coach) Ronald Boyce. Joe O'Neill. Ray McA-dama. Michael White. Sam Martucci. Mr. Ma-langa (coach). Left Joe O'Neill getting ready for a ahot. Below: Ray McAdame going tor a jump ball in center court. Right: Ray McAdama doing a bank ahot. Below: Marcel Godfrey getting ready for a lay-up ahot. TEAM PRODUCES DURING CLUTCHES ESMS 41 Central 59 ESHS 46 Weequahic 52 ESH8 46 WMt Side 66 ESHS 56 Vailsburg 63 ESHS 47 N uttey-Christmas Tournament 66 E8HS S3 Columbia 51 ESHS 43 Waal Side 52 ESHS 57 Shabazz 65 ESHS 60 Barringer 69 ESHS 51 Seton Hall 49 ESHS 45 Central 66 ESHS 51 Arts 50 ESHS 43 Weequahic 62 ESHS 49 Vailsburg 65 ESHS 40 Arts 41 ESHS 47 Bloomfield Tech. 42 ESHS 49 Shabazi 63 ESHS 52 Barringer 66 ESHS 47 Newark Tech. 64 ESHS 59 Clifford Scott 98 ESHS 62 St. Benedicts 73 Final Record 3-16 Left: Joe O'Neill going for a lay-up ahot. Below: Senior Teem Membera: Sam Mar-tucci, Ray McAdams. Andrew Phillips. Marcel Godlray. 9J GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM SHOWS SPIRIT The East Side Girl's basketball team, won only one game this season, but they played with the spirit and determination of winners. Felishia Washington, the teams Most Valuable Player, finished the season with a total of 353 points and an average of 25 points per game. Valerie Sommers and Mar-chele Scott, both seniors, played exceptionally well, averaging 9 points each per game. Doreen Keifrider, the senior Rookie of the Year, also played well. Her defensive game improved greatly as the season progressed. Shelby Crews, a senior and the Most Improved Player, finished the season with an average of 4 points per game. Her defensive game came alive when East Side played Central and she pulled down 30 rebounds and stole the ball 4 times from the Central offense. Carol Dixon, also a senior, and Teresa Brown, a junior, gave added support to the team with their contribution of 6 and 10 points. All the girls are looking forward to becoming a winning team next year. The determination and willingness are there. Good-luck. ESHS 37 ESHS 53 ESHS 49 ESHS 49 ESHS 5 ESHS 59 ESHS 52 ESHS S3 ESHS 12 ESHS 49 ESHS 37 ESHS 44 ESHS 45 E8HS 39 ESHS 41 ESHS 40 Lmdon 57 Weat Side 50 Weequahic 62 Vailaburg 74 Nutley 97 Central 69 Barringer 76 Weal Side 57 Makom X 59 Vailaburg 64 Makom X 67 Weequahic 56 Central 60 Barringer 56 Arta 61 Aria 54 Final Record 1-15-0 MAl-MtN SHOW KtAL PROMISE The 1980-'81 Raiders wrestling season was highlighted by some strong individual efforts, especially by the Seniors. ed in these were impressive 3rd place finishes in both the City and District Championships. Co-cap-tains Fermin Mendez and Darius Webster had outstanding years, both winning 14 matches. Rick Rodriguez wrestled the entire season at the tough 122 lb. class, coming with 5 hard-fought victories. Cesar Ospina came on strong after a late start, registering 5 wins. Includ- Darius Webster improved on his 3rd place City trophy with a silver medal performance in The Districts. We are proud of this group of enthusiastic and talented athletes. Pin them to the mat, guys. ESHS 15 Elizabeth 53 ESHS 21 Irvington 46 ESHS 36 Montgomery 34 ESHS 33 Control 25 ESHS 15 Vaileburg 51 ESHS 26 Montgomery 44 ESHS IS Volleburg 53 ESHS IS Barringer 54 ESHS 12 Orange Weet SO ESHS 24 Barringer 51 ESHS 27 Waat Side 54 Final Record 2-9 Above Left: Rick Rodriguez pinning Joe Moreno to the mat during a practice aeaaion. Above: Seniors Rick Rodrigues. Darius Webster, end Mr. Deborn (coach) contemplate the action at the match. Left: Fermin Mendez proudly displays his trophy. Below: Fermin Mendez working very hard to pin his opponent. Cesar Ospine Darius Webstar. Co-Captain Rick Rodriguez Fermin Mendez. Co-Captain Front Row: Edward Rivera. Robert Morell. Senen Pitaluga. Fermin Mendez. Rick Rodriguez. Joe Moreno. Waldo Valdes. Back Row: Cesar Ospina. Michael Mertan. Darius Webster. Leo Madeira. Joe Ferreiro. Ricky Vera. John Welcher. Cesar Ospina shows his winning take down form. 97 Quality runners like Jorge Lopes, Joe Ruela, Fausto Farreira, Kim Jordan, Isabel Costa, and Ana Dos Santos have provided the spark that promises success for our indoor track team. ESHS 44 Vsilsburg 65 ESHS 72 West Orange 37 ESHS 74 Weequshic 35 ESHS 60 West Side 49 ESHS 52 Central 57 ESHS 66 Arts 43 ESHS 53 Barringer 56 ESHS 55 Irvington 54 ESHS 77 Malcom X 32 ESHS 56 Orange 53 ESHS 75 Clifford Scott 34 ESHS 61 East Orange Catholic 46 Final Record Won 9-Loal 3 3rd Place in City meet. INDOOR TRACK SEASON SHOWS SIGNS OF GROWTH The future for our indoor track team looks bright. Coach Ollie Dickerson has been working hard with a team made up of predominantly sophomores and juniors. He is optimistic that with hard work, devotion and practice this group of athletes will bring home trophies for East Side. East Side Track Club. Practice testion by the Indoor Track team. Front Row: Kim Jordan, Jack Reis, Christine Oliveira. Pedro Casqueira. Alice Ortiz. Lisa Girl Indoor Track team limber 8utler, Tawana Grace; Middle Row: Eliza- UP-beth Dilla. Ana Dos Santos. Fernado Santos, Isabel Costa, Carlos Esteves, Gerardo Me-ceira, Eddie Salernitano; Back Row: Joe Ruela, Sonya Fortenberry, Jorge Lopes, Rudy Marrero, Fausto Ferreira, Mr. Ollie Dickerson (coach). TENNIS TEAM SHOWS PROMISE East Side supported a very respectable 8-6 record, although 1980 was considered to be a rebuilding year. Manny Pimental and Marcos Franco, both sophomores, played exceptional singles tennis. Marcos ended with a 6-2 record and cornered a very tough second singles victory with undefeated Vailsburg. Manny enjoyed a fine season, and finished with an exceptional 6-1 record. The key to the 1981 campaign, however, lies in the improvement of our doubles players. Roger Soares and Luis Santos were our first team doubles. They ended with a 3-5 record, but came on strong to win their last 3 matches. Also, credit must be given to Tony Loureiro and Victor Car-diellos. Tony's strong net play and Victor's baseline strategies helped to produce a respectable 5-3 record in third team doubles competition. If this area progresses as expected, EAST SIDE could be looking towards a City Championship. ESHS 5 Central 0 ESHS 2 Weequahic 3 ESHS 1 Vailsburg 4 ESHS 3 Barringer 2 ESHS 4 Shabazz 1 ESHS 3 Weal Side 2 ESHS 1 Arts 4 ESHS 5 Central 0 ESHS 2 Weequahic 3 ESHS 0 Vailsburg S ESHS 4 Barringer 1 ESHS 4 Shebazz 1 ESHS S West Side 0 ESHS 1 Final Record ArU 4 Won B-lost 6 Front Row: Marcelo Alfonao. Gua Balo. Luis Rogor Soaraa hitting a Santos. Manny Astana. Rogar Soares; Mid- °, h nd dlo Row: Mr. J. Zoppi (coach) Elois Pereira. Chris Pakosh. Marcos Franco, Manny Pimentel. Victor Cardiellot. Tony Loureiro. Sandy Forres. Manny Pimanlal hitting a Marcoi Franco raturna a forehand shot- forehand ahot. Tony Lorairo hitting a serve. 99 INJURIES SPOIL PROMISING YEAR Injuries to our ice hockey team interfered with what started out as a strong possibility of a winning season. Captain Rudy Blozen injured during the December 12, 1980, game was out of action for 7 games but he still managed to finish 3rd in league scoring. The team played some games with only 7 available men, while opposing teams skated a healthy 20 men. Our determined team hung in for every game but fatigue would take over by the last period. Undaunted, our own Alan Ger-litz led the league in scoring with 40 points with a super 22 goals and 18 assists. We forsee a good hockey season next year barring any injuries to the players. ESHS 7 Hudson Catholic 8 ESHS 3 Christian Brothers 9 ESHS 3 Montclair Kimberley 12 ESHS 3 St. Peter's 7 ESHS 7 Newark Academy 7 (tie) ESHS 8 West Orange 2 ESHS 1 St. Peter's 4 ESHS 1 Brick Memorial 14 ESHS 9 West Orange 3 ESHS 7 Newark Academy 11 ESHS 8 Millburn High 2 ESHS 2 Clifton High 0 ESHS 14 Hudson Catholic 4 ESHS 5 Newark Academy • ESHS 3 Hudson Catholic 6 ESHS 2 Clifton 8 ESHS 2 St. Peter's 4 ESHS 8 West Orange .. .. 1 ESHS 7 Clifton Final Record 8-12-1 • Above: Bob Strycharz, Alan Garlitz, John Carawall, Robert lilts after a score. Right: Richard Torres chasing the puck. Middle: Alan Gerlitz. Rudy Blazer, and Bob Stycharz after scoring a goal. Top Left: Bob Strycharz and Rudy Blozen fighting for control of the puck. Top Right: John Rodriguez, John Carswell. Bob Strycharz. and Robert Torres between periods studying the players. Above: John Carawall going for the puck. Front Row: Robert Torres, John Carswell, Tom Blozen, John Rodriquez, Bob Ceceri. Back Row: Richard Torres, Bob Strycharz. Robert lilis, Alan Gerlitz, Bernie Lalley. Rudy Blozen (captain) Mr. Trevisano (coach). Below puck. Alan Gerlitz fighting for the BOWLING TEAM IN CITY COMPETITION Our East Side bowling team finished 5th in the city this year in comparison to 8th over the previous year. The team's effort was sparked by some fine bowling by 8 senior members of the team. Led by Captain Troy Jackson, who had a series high of 537, and Gerald Verdi, right behind with a series high of 510, the team won 26 games and lost 28. Coach Steele sees promise for a good year. Hit the pocket, team. Thaaa ara final atahatica of Samor bowtara Average High High Game Sene Troy Jackson 150 209 537 Garald Verdi 139 216 510 Kemp Harris 141 178 424 Ethel Robinson 124 181 406 Susanne Oliviers 116 Edward Alexander 112 Sonia Arcs 97 Violet Berry 109 Final Record: Tola wood lor the season- 39.636 pins. Above: Fernando DaCruz and Tony Conahua putting out score sheets before league play. Right: Troy Jackaon rolls for the strike. Above: Fernando DaCrux. aurroundad by Troy Jackson, Ralph Dayka. and Gerald Verdi helping him keep score. Lett: Troy Jackaon, Ma. Slaala, Garald Vardi and Edward Alaxandar going over the line up. BOWLING TEAM: Front Row; Gerald Verdi, Troy Jackson, Edward Alexander; Back Row: Troy Conshue, Kemp Harris. Ms. Steele (coach) Ralph Dayke. Fernando Da Cruz. BASEBALL TEAM ADVANCES TO STATE FINALS For the first time in East Side history our baseball team advanced to the Group 3 State Finals. In order to reach this position the team had to defeat four top teams, Pequannock, Clark, Summit and Westwood. Unfortunately, they were defeated in the final game by Lakewood. Outstanding records were produced by pitcher-outfielder Felix Suarez and pitcher-first baseman Sam Mar-tucci. Suarez had a 5-0 pitching record with a shut out of Paterson East Side and a super win over Barringer. Felix struck out 47 batters in 40 innings, batted .333 and was selected to the 3rd team All County and All State. Martucci was equally outstanding by defeating Irvington 4-3, Elizabeth 7-3, and a 10 inning tie versus Essex Catholic. Sam's fielding at first base and hitting helped in many games. Holding down the infield with great defensive plays were shortstop Osvaldo Rebozo, Julio Lock at second base and Richard Miller third baseman who swings a mean bat. Pitcher Jose Sanchez put out plenty of fires as a relief pitcher and covering home plate was Jose “Pepe Fernandez with some great throws to catch advancing baserunners. A great season guys! ESHS 4 Shibui ESHS 0 Central 1 ESHS 6 Weequahic 1 ESHS 2 Bayonna 7 ESHS 3 Salon Hall 8 ESHS 7 Waal Side 0 ESHS 4 Eaaex Catholic 4 n ESHS 15 Vailaburg 3 ESHS 4 Shabazz 0 ESHS 5 Central 3 ESHS 3 Irvington 4 ESHS 7 Central 1 ESHS 7 Elizabeth 3 ESHS 7 Weal Side 1 ESHS 7 Glen Ridge 3 ESHS 15 St Patricka 0 ESHS 1 Pateraon Eaat Side 0 ESHS 0 Livingaton 10 ESHS 4 Vailaburg 3 ESHS 8 Barringer 2 ESHS 8 Pequannock 4 ESHS 4 Clark 1 ESHS 12 Summit 3 ESHS 4 Weatwood 3 ESHS 2 Lakewood 9 Coach Bamaa talking to the lum bo-tor start of th gam . Front Row: Felix Suarez. Osvaldo Rebozo. Manny Quintero. Jose Sanchez. Anthony Gaeta; Middla Row: John Do-maracki. Julio Lock. Greg Selecky. Anthony Moreno. Jos Fernandez. Danny Gonzalez. Back Row: Rick Pe-cora. Georg Valladares. Sam Mar-tucci, Jose Fernandez. Henry Leyva. 10? GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM PLACE 2ND IN CITY LEAGUE Our East Side High Girls Softball Team completed its 1980 season with a record of 8 wins and 10 losses. These young athletes compiled an 8 and 4 record in the City League giving them a second place finish. Only a 15 to 14 loss to Vailsburg and a 10 to 9 loss to West Side prevented them from taking the title. Although the team started out poorly, changes in line up and positions soon produced positive results. With Marchele Scott, at 2nd base, Sonia Arce, left field, and Andrea Capuano, catcher batting over 500 the team was sparked to delivering key hits at the right time. Any pitcher wilHeW you that a team is made up of 9 players and having Leola Harrington in right field, Teresa Gonzalez in center field with steady Maria Sheldon, at 3rd base and Cecilia Mota at shortstop helped to give confidence to the team. A flawless performance by Heddy Bartell at 1st base and an awesome hitting record by designated hitter Sheila Houie made pitchers Mary Coogan and Carol Dixon feel a little more comfortable. Overall, it was a successful season. E8HS 14 Vailsburg 15 ESHS 11 Nutlay 20 ESHS 7 Arts 6 ESHS 6 Irvington 21 ESHS 9 Wast Sida 10 ESHS 9 Barringar 5 ESHS 7 Shaba 11 ESHS 8 Arts 11 ESH8 10 Nutlay 25 ESHS 20 Wast Sids 7 ESHS 3 Nutlay 12 ESH8 11 Barringar 5 ESHS 13 Waaquahic 1 ESHS 3 East Oranga Catholic 8 ESHS 1 Eaat Oranga Catholic 8 ESHS 17 Waaquahic 2 ESHS 16 Vailsburg 7 ESHS 14 Shaba Overall Racord Won 8 Lost 10 City Racord Won 8 Lost 4 3 ioe Above: Andrea Capuano calling for a strike. Middle: Marchala Scott watchaa hit into left field. Below: Marchala Scott, putting Ihe tag on the runner. Above: Umpira calla ball four. Below: Andraa Capuano drivaa one into center field. Front Row: Diana Figueroa. Magdalena Sonia Area. Cecilia Mota Rodriquez. Sacond Row: Mary Coogan. Marchala Scott. Sheila Houie. Olivia DaSilva. Darlene Caruso. Third Row: Andrea Capuano. Maria Alves. Heddy Bartell. Maria Sheldon. Ann Marie Grossman. 109 SENIORS When we liret entered tchool we thought ot it simply as a structure where one goes in empty headed and comes out with a body of learned facts. But at East Side High we soon found out that the definition did not quite fit. Here we found an institution of learning, but learning about life and not merely plain facts. We had the opportunity to form close relationships with our fellow students and with teachers that presented life experiences more fully and in a manner that made us more aware of our self-worth. During these past four years we have developed our own characters, and individuality which we now take out into the world. So now, as seniors, we are open to explore the new world that surrounds us. We accept the ohallenge. MR. CHILL SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR The Senior Class of June 1981, wishes to extend its sincerest thanks to Mr. Leonard Chill, senior class advisor whose friendly smile, enthusiasm, and wisdom made this year a happy and fruitful one. His genuine interest in our welfare and his consistent efforts on our behalf have endeared him to all of us. We extend our respect, and our lasting thanks to a fine person who will long be remembered for his guidance and friendship. Mr. Chill busy •(plaining problem. Mr. Chill, Senior Claes Advisor MELO AND LOPES BRING CROSSCOUNTRY VICTORY TO EAST SIDE Two ot our outstanding cross-country runnars Frank Melo, and Jorge Lopes have repeatedly brought victory to East Side in the Newark crosscountry championships. Those two fine competitors also helped their team win the Ridgewood Invitational cross-country meet with a 1-2 finish. All of us are really proud of Frank because it is the first time an East Sider made the All State Cross-Country Team. Delinda Arbant Rosa Maria Albuquerque Francisco Acal Jr. Edward Alexander JR. Deborah Adao Sandra Ivetta Alicea Patricia Ann Albanese James Russell Allen 114 Senior Survey Key Favorite: T.V. Show, Sport, Song, Musical Group, Will Remember Moat. Deolinda Rodrigues Abrantes; Bosom Bodies, Basketball, Lady, Air Supply, All of my friends. Franeiaco Acal; White Shadow, Football, Talk To Me. South Side Johnny The Asbury Jukes, Leaving. Deborah Adao: General Hospital, Singing, Love Look What You've Done To Me. Air Supply, Pippin. Patricia Ann Albaneae; Mash, Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin, Hanging out on Mead. Roaa Maria Albuquerque: Dynasty. Tennis, Nights in White Satin, Beatles, Friends. Edward Alexander Jr.; Sanford. Football, It’s A Love Thing, The Wispers, My Lady. Sandra Ivelte Alicea: Chips, Volleyball, Let Me Be Your Angel, Sugar Hill Gang, My Four Years in High School. Jamea Russell Allen; The Jefferson's, Basketball, Ladies Night. Kool and The Gang, The school from which I graduated. Carlos C. Almeida; Mash, Baseball, Another Brick In The Wall, Pink Floyd, Mrs. Glover. Carlos Franeiaco Alvar; Benny Hill, Soccer. Your Every Woman In The World To Me. Queen, Friends Linda Lucia Alvarez; Dynasty, Volleyball, Together, Tierra, Good Times. Maria Amelia Alvarez; That’s Incredible, Tennis, De, Do, Do, Do. De, Da, Da, Da., Arcoires. Rose Marie Alvarez: I Dream of Jeannie, Tennis, Lady, Queen, My Friends Teachers. Teresa Manuel Amado; Solid Gold, Ballet, Lady, Pink Floyd. Participation in Portuguese Dance Ensemble for International Night. Ana Paula Amaral; Dallas, Volleyball, Lady. Queen, Friends. Isabel Maria Salvador Amaral; Solid Gold, Ice Skating, Lady, Pink Floyd, My Friends. Carlos C. Almeida Carlos Francisco Alvar Linda Lucia Alvarez Maria Amelia Alvarez Rose Marie Alvarez Teresa Manuel Amado Ana Paula Amaral Isabel Maria Salvador Amaral 115 Jose Eduardo Amaral Marlene Aponte Irene Maria Amorim Victor Joseph Aranjo Guillermo Anson Rosa Martins Araujo Eurico Manuel Antunes Sonia Ivette Arce Fermm Mendez proudly displays his wres-trophy. Jose Eduardo Amaral Irene Maria Amorim; Dallas, Tennis, Let Me Be Your Angel, Air Supply, The Gossip talk in the girls bathroom during homeroom. Guillermo Anson; Kung Fu, Kick Boxing. I’m Wishing On A Star, Anson And His Tipica '81, My Coed Physics Class. Eurico Manuel Antunes; Dukes of Hazard. Swimming. Whip It, Devo, Friends in class of ‘‘81”. Marlene Aponte; The Love Boat, Baseball. Always And Forever, Salsa Suite, The Good Times In The Hall. Victor Joseph Aranjo; Star Trek, Baseball, Shoo-be-doo, The Cars. The Good Times. Rosa Martina Araujo; Hart to Hart, Volleyball, Lady, Air Supply, All my friends and all the good times. Sonia Ivette Arce; Mash, Softball, Together, Willie Colon, Falling Asleep in History Class. Denise Armand Lorea Jean Arpaio; Dynasty, Jogging, Bits A Pieces, Young Company, The friends I have met here. Americo Joao Arrojado; Saturday Night Live, Swimming, Strobe Light, B-52's, Weekends. Maria deFatima Badim; Fantasy Island. Volleyball, Lady, Blondie, Time Spent with my Friends. Antonio C. Barbosa; Soap, Volleyball. Running On Empty, The Cars, Laura. Maria Rosalia Barbosa; Flamingo Road. Ice Skating, The Tide Is High, Blondie, Friends. Oswaldo Ferreira Barbosa: Dukes of Hazzard. Swimming. Lady, Abba. Being with “The Gang . Freddie Vicente Barrientos; Vegas, Basketball, Another One Bites The Dust. Queen, All My Friends. Antonio C. Barbosa Maria Roaalia Barboaa NEWARK HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION AWARD GIVEN TO MICKEY SANTIAGO Mickey Santiago, President of the Student Council, National Honor Society and Senior class representative, is the recipient of the Newark Human Rights Award. Mickey has carried the banner of East Side High School proudly in our school and out in the community. Denise Armand Lorea Jean Arpaio Americo Joao Arrojado Maria de Fatima Badim 117 Oswaldo Ferreira Barbosa Freddie Vicente Barrientos Aderito Tomas Batista; Friday’s, Swimming, Stairway To Heaven. Styx. Vanessa Belton; Different Strokes, Volleyball, Let Me Be Your Angel. Kool A The Gang, The Good Times In East Side. Eric Bernard; Sanford A Son, Boxing, Whole Lotta Love. Led Zepplin, Bones. Violet Berry; Different Strokes, Soft-ball, When We Get Married. Larry Graham, Cutting Classes. Diane Elizabeth Bezak; Soap Operas. Roller Skating, Together, Tier-ra, Hanging In The Park. Maria Luisa Biempica; Mork Mindy, Soccer Dance Into A Romance, Bee Gees, The fun we had when the teachers were out. Eugene P. Binkowski; Odd Couple. Roller Skating, Just Like Starting Over, Kool A The Gang, Fire Drills. Ana Maria Blanco; Dynasty. Swimming, My Eyes Adore You, Billy Joel, Maria Cuco. Bryant Bohler; The Enforcer, Football, Sha-na-na. Jose Manuel Borges; That's Incredible, Baseball, I Think I’m Turning Japanese, The Cars, The Girls. John Narcizo Branco; Friday's, Motorcycling, What I Like About You, Pretenders. My homeroom teacher Mrs. Groninger. Maria daGloria da Silva Branco; Sheriff Lobo, Tennis, Passion, Rod Stewart, All the fun I had with Senior activities. Maria Ceu Brito; Breaking-Away. Track, Lady, Billy Joel, Ze Manel. Tina Lorraine Bullock; Volley ball, Together, Stevie Wonder. Michael A. Buro; Benny Hill, Football, I Wonna Be Sedated, Bruce Springsteen, Toga Party At Po-conos. Bertha Caamano; Mash, Basketball, Guilty, Chicago, Dancing With The Guys. Ricky Gonzales, using modern computer in clast. Aderito Tomas Batista Vanessa Belton Eric Bernard Violet Berry Diane Elizabeth Bezak Maria Luisa Biempica Eugene P. Binkowski Ana Maria Blanco 118 SENIORS IN PROGRAM AT NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Front Row: Sorgio Santas. Anthony Soaraa. Eugenio DaCruz, Fidel Munoz. Maria Gandarez. Second Row: Antonio Barbosa. Eddie Moraea. Danny Rosa. Raul Pinho, Manny Costa. Mario DeOlivira. Oswaldo Barbosa. A number of our seniors were involved in a program initiated by the New Jersey Institute of Technology to develop interest by students in the Newark School District in areas of science, mathematics and communication skills. N.J.l.T. used its resources to make students aware of what is involved in preparing for technical careers. A series of mini-lectures were developed on their campus and in the schools science classes to increase knowledge and awareness of the needs and skills necessary to become involved in these highly technical areas of learning. Bryant Bohler Jose Manuel Borges John Narcizo Branco Maria Branco Maria Ceu Brito Tina Lorraine Bullock Michael A. Buro Bertha Caamano The Ironbound Businessmen's Association and The National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsored an essay contest entitled; Brotherhood, Its Meaning for Students, Today and Tomorrow. Our own Gina Nitti, was a winner in this contest and was honored at a luncheon given at Casa Stoia. GINA NITTI, WINNER OF THE BROTHERHOOD ESSAY CONTEST. Juan A. Cabrera Denise Caceres Andrea Roxan Capuano Joe M. Cardoso John Ries Canelao Wanda Ivellisse Cano Silvia Capra Teesina Capra 120 Joannie Ballesteros Carenio John Maurice Carswell Victor Manuel Carinha Fernando J. Castanheira Delfina Maria Carreira Laura Maria Castanheira Mario Jorge Carreiro Adriana Luz Castano Juan A. Cabrera; Soap. Baseball, Watching You, Slave. Pep Rallies Deniae Cacerea; Benny Hill, Soft-ball, Together, The Four Seasons. The good times on the Softball Team. John Riaa Canelao; Hollywood Heartbeat, Football. She's Out Of My Life. Romantics, Always getting into trouble. Wanda Ivelliaae Cano; Mork Mindy, Volleyball, Together, The Commodores, My first three years in high school. Silvia Capra; Dallas. Roller Skating, Suddenly, Devo, The good times in East Side. Tereaina Capra; Dallas. Twirling. One And A Million You. Teira, Lisa Tetl. Andrea Roxan Capuano; Fridays, Basketball, L.A. Women, Doors. Hanging out and Partying. Joe M. Cardoso; Star Trek, Football, Bohemian Rhapsady, Queen, Being part of the Football Team. Joannie Balleateroa Carenio; Mash, Swimming, Together, Blon-die. Springtime. Victor Manuel Carinha; Benny Hill, Hockey. And I Love Her. Beatles. The Girls. Delfina Maria Carreira; Vegas. Volleyball. She's So Cold, Rolling Stones, The good times I had with my friends. Mario Jorge Carreiro; Three's Company. Baseball. I Want To Hold Your Hand, Blondie, The Holidays. John Maurice Cara weII; Benny Hill. Ice Hockey. It's A Love Thing. Whispers. Mr. Martin. Fernando J. Castanheira; Friday's, Soccer, Ashes To Ashes. David Bowie, The Chics. Laura Maria Caatanheira; 3's Company, Volleyball, Lady, Queen, Good times in East Side. Adriana Luz Caatano; Friday's. All. Could This Be Magic. Barry Mani-low. The fun I had the people I met. Frank Malo takas time out from practice session. EVA COELHO ACCEPTED TO THE ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE At a child Eva ute to play with elec-trical parts as wall as dolls. Har draam is to ba a sciantist. This draam may soon come true for Eva who wishes to make computer science part of her future. Eva Coalho. working on assignment. Michael Louis Cavallo Laura Maria Cavilhas Donna Maria Carvo Margaret Chvarha 122 Albert Cicchino Maribal Cintron Eva Maria Coalho Annette Colucci Dina Rocha uaing East Side's new copy machine. Michael Louie Cavallo; Quincy, Baseball, Always And Foravar, Billy Joel, Senior Activities. Laura Maria Cavilhat; Flamingo Road, Soccer, You Don't Know How Much I Love You, Blondia, The crazy times spent with my friends. Donna Mane Cervo; Love Boat, Volleyball, Starting Over, Bee Gees, All my wonderful friends. Margaret Get rude Jean Chverha; Too Close For Comfort, Karate. I Pledge My Love, Peaches-n-Herb. Joe Padron. Albert Cicchino Marital Cintron; The Godfather, Shooting Pool, Lady, Commodores, Trip to Poconos with all my peers. Eva Maria Coelho; Three's Company, Basketball, Woman In Love, Pink Floyd, Fire Alarms. Annette Colucci; Dallas, Swimming, Your'e Too Late, Blondie, Friends. Jerome Blue Colon; Hart To Hart, Basketball, Celebration. Sha-Na-Na. Gritelda Comat; Dallas, Tennis, Guilty. Tierra, All my friends. Joae Antonio Condo; Chips, Soccer, It's No Game, X Ray Spex's, Times I spent with my friends. John Corbacho; Incredible Hulk, Basketball, Lady, Queen, Attempts to suspend me. Idalina Paula Caldat Correia; Soap, Soccer, Lady, The Cars, All my friends Denite Marie Cortot; B.J. And The Bear. Volley ball. Lady, Blondie, The Good Times. Antonio P. Cotta; Happy Days, Soccer, Turning Japanese, Devo, Cutting. John Cotta Jerome Blue Colon Griselda Comas Idalina Paula Caldas Denise Marie Cortes Correia Jose Antonio Conde Antonio P. Costa John Corbacho John Costa 123 Luisa Inacia Costa Nelson Couto Manuel Antonio Costa Manuel Riberio Costa Mario Jose Costa Shelby R. Crews Carlos Vidal Cruz Isaura Maria doa Santos Cruz Armando Oa Silva at work on graphic arts project. Luisa Inacia Costa Manuel Antonio Costa; Wide World Ot Sports, Running, Same Old Lang Syne, Air Supply. Weekends with the gang. Manuel Riberio Costa; Hollywood Heart Beat, Asteroids, Police Thieves, The Clash, Hanging around with Joe. John Gus. Mario Jose Costa; Tom 4 Jerry, Soccer, Chase, The Cars, The Girls. Nelson Couto; Friday's Football. Private Idaho, Police, Roe. Shelby R. Crews; Sanford A Son. Basketball, Together, Jones Girl, The People. Carlos Vidal Cruz; Fridays, Bodybuilding, De, Do, Do. Do, De, Da, Da, Da, Police, Ms. Swykowski. Isaura Maria doa Santos Cruz; Hart To Hart, Volleyball, Lady. The Commodores, Gym Maria Angeles Cubelo; Hogans He- roes, Swimming, Follow You-Fol-low Me. Pink Floyd. Homeroom. Maria Lurdes Cuco; Solid Gold. All, Nights In White Satin, Commodores, Friends and the times we have shared. Ana Paula Cunha; Love Boat, Jogging, Lady. Air Supply, Track. Joao M. Cunha; Fridays. Soccer, Let Me Be Your Angel, Buggies, East Side Soccer Team. Manuel Filipe Cunha; Fridays, Football, Woman, Wings, My Friends. Rosa Maria Cunha; Three's Company. Tennis. Don’t Fall In Love With A Dreamer, Queen, Cutting Classes. Tania Neves Cunha Eneida Maria daCoata; Dallas, Vol-tyball. Lady, Queen, Good times at East Side. 124 John Da Silva proudly displays his winning postar. JOHN DA SILVA WINS PRIZE IN BROTHERHOOD POSTER CONTEST John Da Silva, was a second prize winner in the Brotherhood Poster Contest sponsored by the National Conference of Christian and Jews. This contest was established to make people aware of the importance of brotherhood for survival in our time. Manuel Filipe Cunha Rosa Maria Cunha Maria Angeles Cubelo Ana Paula Cunha Tania Neves Cunha Maria Lurdes Cuco Joao M. Cunha Eneida Maria daCosta Maria Antoni daCoata; Laverne A Shirley. Volleyball, Whip It, Queen, Mr. Joseph Bottino. Anabela Goncalves daCruz; General Hospital, Tennis, I Love You More Than I Can Say. Supertramp. Lunch Period. Eugenio daCruz; Incrediable Hulk. Weight Lifting, Theme of Rocky, The Rock out of control. Maria Natividade Jesus daRocha; Dallas, Tennis, Lady, Copacabana. All my friends. John Frank Darpino: Saturday Night Live. Football. Party Gone Out Of Bound, B-52's, Getting Over. Armando Manuel daSilva; Starsky Hutch, Hunting, Give Me Some Slack, The Cars, Homeroom 269A. Carlos A. daSilva: Real People, Soccer, Another One Bites The Dust, Queen, Senior Year. Fernando daSilva; Mash, Bike Riding, Every Woman In The World. Abba, Getting Over. John Paulo daSilva; Mr. Magoo, Soccer, Brain Damage, Genesis, Homeroom 269A. Jorge Manuel daSilva; Benny Hill, Scuba Diving, Another One Bites The Dust, Queen, My Homeroom. Maria Adelaide daSilva; Dynasty. Swimming, Please don’t Go. K.C., Senior Prom. Palmira daSilva Lourdes deAbrantes; Different Strokes. Football, Forever A Ever, Bee Gees, Fire Drills in the Winter. Eugenio Valente deAlmeida; Starsky A Hutch, Football. Fantasy, The Cars, Homeroom 269A. Frank Lawrence DeFrancis. Jr.; Hockey, Stairway To Heaven, Led-Zeppelin, My Paula. Theresa Lisa D'Egidio; The Jetson's, Volleyball. If I Can’t Have You. Blon-die. Meetings with Mr. Chill. Maria Gandarez, Class of 1981 Valedictorian. Maria Antonia daCosta Anabela daCruz Maria daRocha Eugenio daCruz i John Frank Darpino Armando daSilva Carlos A. daSilva Fernando daSilva Top Academic Studenle: Front row: Mickey Santiago. Farnanda Eduardo. Rota Ribau, Bertha Caamano, and Oawaldo Barboaa: Second row; Olivia Sou-aa, Deolinda Abrantea. Maria Gandarez. Regina Nitti. TOP ACADEMIC STUDENTS All of ue are naturally proud of our top academic students in the graduating class of 1981. These students have maintained high academic achievements and have been exemplary in their standards and scholastic involvement. These students are fine examples of how a student can learn and achieve while still contributing to activities and the welfare of our school. We are proud of them. John Paulo daSilva Jorge Manuel daSilva Maria Adelaide daSilva Palmira daSilva Lourdes deAbrani Eugenio Valente deAlmeida Frank Lawrence Theresa Lisa D'Egidio DeFrancis Jr. 27 BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARD WON BY EAST SIDER Olivia Souaa. All of ua were proud to read the announcement that Olivia Souaa waa given the Buainesa Education Award sponsored by the Berkeley School. This award ia given to a student for outstanding achievement in business education. The presentation was made at the Landmark Inn with noted people from the business world in attendance. Olivia's determination and efforts were fruitful in achieving the highest overall average in business subjects. You made us all proud Olivia. Good luck. Maria Grace deJesus Barbara DelSol Deolinda Maria deOliveira John Pierre DelHierro Jose Manuel deOliveira Frank Dente Joao Manuel deOliveira Lourdes deOliveira Michael DeSantis Dennis Diaz Eduardo Rodrigues deSousa Carol Delias Dixon Anthony John DeVino Grace Maria doCouto Cristina Maria Fernandes Dias Josephine Dotro Maria Grace deJeaua; Happy Days. Volleyball, A Woman In Love, Air-Supply, The new friends I have made. John Pierre Del Hierro; World's Sports, Tennis, Love The World Away, Johny Lee. Barbara DelSol; Happy Days, Basketball, Private Idaho, B-52’s, Interruptions by the intercom. Frank Dante Deolinda Maria deOllveira; Dallas. Soccer. Honesty, Blondie, My senior year. Joao Manuel deOliveira; Vegas. Soccer, Freedom Of Choice. Pretenders, Punk Rockers. Joae Manuel deOliveira; Mash. Soccer, Another One Bites The Dust. Queen. The four years I spent in high school. Lourdes deOliveira; Hart To Hart. Softball. This Time, Air-Supply, Eddie Mendez. Michael DeSantia, The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly. Fishing. Stranger, Billy Joal, Senior Year. Eduardo Rodrigues deSouaa; Benny Hill. Dirt Bike Racing. Sins After Sins. Judas Priest. Anthony John DeVino; Vegas. Football, Wanderer. Cameo, Friends. Criatina Maria Fernandes Dies; Dallas, Soccer, What's Another Year, Styx. Freshman Sophomore years. Dennis Diax Carol Delias Dixon; Solid Gold, Softball, Always Forever. Commodores. Softball. Grace Maria doCouto. Flamingo Road, Vollayball, Starting Ovar, Queen, The good times at East Side. Josephine Dotro; Soap, Tennis, Guilty, Vapors. The good times. Terry D'Egidio and Margaret Levin receive letters for twirling. 1 VICTOR ARANJO WINNER OF ANNUAL STATE WIDE POETRY CONTEST Our congratulations to Victor Aranjo for winning the 3rd Annual State Wide Poetry Contest. The Annual New Jersey Writers Conference. invites and encourages young students to write poetry as a vehicle of expressing feelings, emotions. and ideas. Victor’s poem was published in The Best Student Poetry in New Jersey 1980. We are proud to present Victor's poem, The Fool, for all to enjoy. Victor Aranjo going over his poem. Stephen Anthony Drozdz Laura Lopez Estanqueiro Fernanda Isabel Eduardo Ana Maria Sousa Fernandes Maria Enrique John Silva Enriques Carlos deOliveira Olanda Maria Fernandes Fernandes 1J0 THE FOOL by Victor Aranjo Class of 81 Diminished, faith, failures, and fallen dreams Of reality have not escaped the fool. His laborious life responds, repairs, and Replaces those who denied his desires of Yesterday. For he is led to an infinite tunnel leading To nowhere, never to be released. Battered, beaten, and betrayed clinging to Survival. The fool lingers mournfully through eternity. Stephen Anthony Drozds; Hollywood Squares, Baseball, You May Be Right, Billy Joel, The day I graduate. Fernanda leabel Eduardo Maria Enrique; All In The Family, Football, Starting Over, Wings, Benny G. and His chronicle. John Silva Enriques Laura Lopes Estanqueiro Ana Maria Sousa Fernandes; Real People, Swimming, Sexy Eyes, Air-Supply, September 18, 1979. Carlos deOliveira Fernandes; Vegas. Soccer, Babe, Styx, Boys State. Orlande Maria Fernandes; Soap Operas, Swimming, Nights In White Satin, Moody Blues, Kathi Wallace. Angeles Fernandez; Dallas, Volleyball, Lady, Queen. Javier Fernandez; Johnny Carson Show, Football, She's So Cold. The Stones. Sophomore Art Class with Mrs. Pellegrino. Jose M. Fernandez; Dallas, Baseball, Starting Over, Blondie. Baseball Team. Maria Carmen Fernandez; Three's Company, Baseball, All Night Dancing, Blondie, Meeting Eddie. Silvia Marta Fernandez; Enos, Volleyball, Together, Tierra, The good times in Gym class. John R. Ferreira; Breaking Away. Ping Pong. My Best Friend Girl Friend, Cars. Cutting. Margarida Ferreira Maria deLurdes Ferreira; Dallas. Volleyball, Lady. Queen, Good times in East Side. les F Jose Fernandez Maria Fernandez Silvia Marta Fernandez John R. Ferrira Margarida Ferreira Maria deLurdes Ferreira in Antonio P. Figueira Maria doCeu Figueiredo Maria Eugenia Romero Althea Marie Finn Figueroa PM dA RftSECA Dawn Rose Fischer Antonio Carlos Fonseca Julia Jesus Fonseca Maria Alcina Fonseca Making a wish at the Cloisters. Antonio P. Figueira: Friday’s, Soccer, Whip It, Devo, Mrs. Alexander. Maria doCeu Figueiredo; Dallas, Vollyball, I Love You More Than I Can Say. Espa ;o. My science class. Maria Eugenia Romero Figueroa Althea Marie Finn Dawn Roaa Fischer: American Bandstand. Baseball, Hello Welcome Home, The Rollers, All my true friends. Antonio Carlos Fonseca; Friday's, Soccer, Turning Japanese, The Vapors, ’78 ’79 city county champs. Julia Jesus Fonseca; Dallas, Volleyball, Lady, Blondie, The good times I had with my friends. Maria Alcina Fonseca; Dallas, Soccer, Sometimes When We Touch, Vapors, The good times. Isabel Maria Freire; Love Boat, Football, Theme Of Love, Devo. Getting a new car for graduation. Maria Jose Freitas; Real People. Volleyball, Woman In Love, Blondie, The fun I had during my four years at East Side. Lydia Fuentes; Soap, Tennis, Always Forever, Santana, All the times I hung out with the gang. Anthony Joseph Gaata; Uncle Floyd. Baseball, My Way. The Who. 10 14 76. Maria Fatima Gafanhao; The Dukes Of Hazzard, Tennis, OK, DOCE, Fire Drills Maria Fernanda Gandaraz; Barbara Mandrell The Mandrell Sisters, Tennis, The Tide Is High, Kenny Rogers, Senior Year. Benny Garcia; Friday's, Football, Always Forever, B-52's, 3rd floor corner. Carlos Garcia; Dukes Of Hazzard, Judo, I Saw Her Standing There, The Beatles. 132 CLASS VISITS THE CLOISTERS MUSEUM AND NEW YORK CITY Mr . Matarazzo's Honors English class visited New York City and the Cloisters Museum. Spires ot St. Patrick's Cathedral. New York with its many sights, smells and places of interest was as fascinating as ever. The highlight of the trip was the medieval castle from the ancient past. As the class made their way through halls and rooms viewing displays of tapestries, religious artifacts, and paintings, all agreed that these remarkable works of art truly made the medieval era one of charm and enchantment. Maria Fatima Gafanhao Maria Fernanda Gandarez Isabel Maria Freire Lydia Fuentes Benny Garcia Maria Jose Freitas Anthony Joseph Gaeta Carlos Garcia UJ George Garcia; Mash, Baseball, Lady. Blondia. Mariaela Garcia; I'm A Big Girl Now, Tennis, Together, Tierra, Al. Marta deFatima Ptrea Garganta; Flamingo Road, Volleyball, Another One Bites The Dust, Queen, Fire Drills. Rui Manuel Gaapar; Dallas, Soccer, Turning Japanese, Blondia, Class of '81. Beverly Jean Gatlin; The Jeffersons, Volleyball. I Hear Music In The Streets, The Whispers, Freshman year. Paul Joae Geraldea; Friday’s, Baseball, Another One Bites The Dust, Queen. Ms. Tereski. Lori Ann Giachetti; Friday's, Football, Always Forever, Tierra, The fun times with Mike Collucci. Marcel Carlton Godfrey; Up And Coming, Baseball. Master Blaster, Earth Wind and Fire. Mika “The Joint White. John Joae Gomea Helena Maria Gomez; House Calls. Gymnastics, The Rose, Billy Joel, Senior Year. Joae V. Goncalvea; Happy Days, Soccer, Chiquitita, Abba. How soccer players are the best. Carloa Gonzalez: Dallas, Baseball, Whip It, Devo. Maria Tareaa Gonzalez; Dallas. Tennis, Suddenly, Barbara Striesand, Fire Drills. Enrique Lazaro Gonzalez; Happy Days. Football. Whip It, Cars. All the fun I had at East Side. Maria Magdalena Gonzalez Juan Carloa Gonzalez; Benny Hill, Tennis, Celebration, Kool and The Gang. Mr. Paul Decker’s Class. A quiet setting in the park. George Garcia Beverly Jean Gatlin Marisela Garcia Paul Jose Geraldes Maria Garganta Rui Manuel Gaspar Lori Ann Giachetti Marcel Carlton Godfrey 1J4 Jorge Lopes with his trophy. JORGE LOPES WINS DRUG POSTER CONTEST AWARD In « contest to announce the danger, of marijuana. Jorge Lopea was awarded a trophy and cash award for his poster. Reefer Smoking: A One Way Street. Jorge, his parents, and Mrs. Helenmarie Pellegrino, his art teacher were invited to an awards ceremony held in the Superintendents' Conference Room at the Board of Education. The award was based on originality, visual appeal, and impact of message. Jorge utilized a collage of photographs he had taken to alert students to the danger of smoking marijuana. John Jose Gomes Maria Teresa Gonzalez Helena Maria Gomez Enrique Lazaro Gonzalez Jose V. Goncalves Maria Magdalena Gonzalez Carlos Gonzalez Juan Carlos Gonzalez m MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL PRESENTED BY ENGLISH IV CLASSES Chivalry and Romance are not dead. The days of the Knights and Ladies in Waiting are with us once again. All this was witnessed when Mrs. Matarazzo's English IV classes presented a Medieval dramatic romance; Sir Simon Coldheart, by Georgette Heyer. This grand event was highlighted by original costumes, created by the students, authentic Medieval food, a background of Medieval music which projected everyone into the romantic past. Teresa Gonzalez Manuel Guerra Moises Greenhauff Jose Ignacio Gutierrez Michael Jeffrey Hall Gregory Vernon Hamilton Kemp Ottis Harris 136 Joseph Ralph Guzzi John Derrick Hayward Tanya Roaa Hollis Shelia Darlene Houie Armando Jesus Hung Maureen M. larossi Gregory Ingram Edith Michelle Jackson Troy Melindah Jackson Mr . Marion Matarazzo givea Fernando Da Silva laal minute inatruction. Teresa Gonzalez; General Hospital, Softball, El Cantante, Hector La-voe, The good times with my friends. Moises Greenhauff; Those Amazing Animals, Baseball, Private Idaho, B’52's, The Gym. Manuel Guerra; Tom Jerry, Soccer, Monster Rock, Atomic, The woman. Joae Ignacio Gutierrez Joaeph Ralph Guzzi; Uncle Floyd, Skiing, Just A Fantasy. Billy Joel, Three years of Spanish. Michael Jeffrey Hall; Flamingo Road. Volleyball, Heart Break Hotel, The Jacksons, Successful achievements. Gregory Vernon Hamilton; The Jef-fersons, Baseball, Don't Stop The Music. Funkadelic, Putaa. Kemp Ottia Harria; The Jefferson’s, Football, Our Love, Earth Wind A Fire, Playing with the girls. John Derrick Hayward; Tom A Jer- ry, Basketball, Fantasic Voyage, Rick James. My friends. Tanya Rose Hollia; Young A The Restless, Volleyball, Ain't NO Mountain High Enough, South Park Lighthouse Temple Choir, Graduation. Shelia Darlene Houie; Different Strokes, Softball, Hearbreak Hotel, Jacksons, Gym with Ms. Steele. Armando Jeaua Hung; Walking Tall. Baseball, Gimme Some Slack, Cars, Graduation. Maureen M. laroaai; Dynasty, Dancing, Together, Donna Summer, All my crazy friends. Gregory Ingram Edith Michelle Jackson; Knots Landing, Basketball, Together, Commodores, Parties after the Football games. Troy Melindah Jackson; Mork A Mindy, Bowling, Reasons, Whispers. My first love. W PARENTS COME TO VISIT On D0C0mber 1, I960, the parents, teachers, and students were welcomed by Mr. Anthony Megaro, principal, at Open House at East Side High School. Thin W09 th0 first opportunity for teachers and parents to join together in discussing the academic progress of the students. It was a great night for parents to meet teachers, inspect the new Building B, and view many of the fine axibits on display in the school. Jose Santos and His Father Mr. Jack Santos discuss Jose's progress with Mr. Terler, electronics teacher. Herman James Ann Teresa Jardim Deborah Ann Jones Ronald Jones Kim Denise Jordan Grazyna Kaczowka Doreen Jean Keifrider Edward Allen Keifrider Parents on their way to meetings. Herman James; Friday's, Football, Another One Bites The Dust, Queen. The 3rd floor corner. Anna Tarasa Jar dim; Magnum, Volleyball, The Tide Is High, Queen. Fire Drills. Deborah Ann Jones; Soap Operas. Volleybsll, Together, Commodores, All the good times I had at East Side. Ronald Jones Kim Denise Jordan; White Shadow, Gymnastics, Always Forever, Whispers, The Track Team. Grazyna Kaczowka; Dallas, Skiing, Celebration, Rolling Stones, Senior Prom. Doreen Jean Keif rider, One Life To Live, Softball, Come Sail Away, Styx, Italian Feast. Edward Allen Keif rider Linda Ann Killian; Dallas, Bowling, Your’e My Everything, Billy Joel, The first time I entered East Side High, September 10, '77. Dorothy Marie Knight: Good Times, Kickball, Together, Sugar Hill Gang. Donna Carmen Kotkin; Dallas. Volleyball, Still, Air Supply, Hanging with Liz Debbie. John Kwiatkowski; Three Stooge's. Dazed And Confused, Bed Company, The good times. Joe M. Lego; Friday's, Body Building. I Gotta Get Out Of Here, The Cars. Patricia Jean Lang; Chips, Bowling. All Out Of Love. Air-Supply. Graduation 1981. John M. Lapa; Wide World Of Sports. Soccer, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Queen, High School Graduation. Maria Margarida Lapa; Monte Carlo Show. Tennis, Time Is Time, Bee Gees. Linda Ann Killian Jose M. Lago Dorothy Mario Knight Donna Carmen Kotkin CiNbY Kurt John M. Lapa John Kwiatkowski Patricis Jean Lang Maria Margarida Lapa Anna Lopes Darren Loyal Margaret Lavin Jorge Manuel Lope Patricia Lombardi Willette Maire Lowe Margaret Lavin; Dalle, Swimming, Lady, B-52’s, My friends. Julio Lock; Mash. Baseball, Hungry Heart, Bruce Springsteen, Baseball team. Patricia Ann Lombardi; Mystery, Volleyball, Tomorrow Is A Long Time. Elton John, Friendships. Ana Maria Lopaa; 3's Company, Soccer, A Manha de Manha, Bee Gees. Good times in the cafeteria. Jorga Manual Lopaa; Mash, Running. Imagine, Cross Country Team. Joaa Matoa Louranco; Dallas, Soccer. Call Me. Bee Gees. The Holidays. Willatta Maria Lowa; Jeffersons. Volleyball, Can't We Try, Earth Wind Fire, Graduation. Darran Loyal; Dynasty, Football. All My Love, Lux's. Franciaco Joaa Luzio: Sports, Football, Private Idaho. B-52's, Oc- tober 15. 1980. Cynthia Ann Lynch: Mickey Mouse Club, Hanging Out, Always A Forever, Bruce Springsteen, Being with Frankie, Loretta, Karen, Barbra Bubbles. Mario Antonio Machado: Different Strokes, Soccer, Teach-Me-Love, Eagles, Games against Columbia. Dawn Maria Malavarca; Friday's, Basketball, Time Is Time. E.L.O., The good times at East Side. Michala Chriatina Malinowaki; The Uncle Floyd Show, Baseball. Starting Over, Billy Joel, Fire Drills. Vara Lucia Merbeie; Little House On The Prairie, Volleyball, Best Of Strangers, Abba, Fire Drills. tide Paraira Marquaa; The Love Boat, Soccer, Tide Is High, Blondie, Freshmen Year. Maria Marquaa; Dallas, Tennis, Lady, Air Supply, Good times with friends. 140 THE TORCH CEREMONY Freddy Cunha. patting tha Torch to Otnita Tonzola. president of tha 1980 tanior clatt. 1980 Junior data officer displaying Torch received during caramony. One of the outstanding events that culminates the graduation exercises for the Senior class at East Side High School is the “passing of the Torch by the Senior class president to the Junior class officers. This moving ceremony takes on real significance for the seniors who before graduating pass on to the juniors the responsibility of carrying on the fine outstanding traditions and principles established at East Side High. Michele Christina Malinowski Vera Lucia Marbais Francisco Jose Luzio Cynthia Ann Lynch Mario Antonio Machado Dawn Marie Malavarca Maria Marques 141 llda Pereira Marques Maria Orlanda Marquaa; Happy Day . Soccer. Lady. Quean, Good times. Ramona Martinaz Eliaabath Ridriguaa Martina; Mork Mindy, Volleyball. Imagine, John Lennon, June of Sophomore Year. Jose F. Martina; Mash, Baseball, I Love You More Than I Can Say, Kiss. My friends. Mario Martina; Magnum, Soccer, Guilty, Queen, Senior Year. Samual Anthony Martucci; Vegas, Baseball, Always And Forever, Commodores, Hanging Out. Marcadaa Marzabal; Happy Days. Soccer, Lady, Queen. Maria Palmira Matoa; Soap, Soccer, Lady, Kool The Gang, Freshman Year. Joann McGill; Dallas. Men, Living Together In Sin, Manhattans, Senior year with Mo-lik. Michaal A. Madina; Soap. Football, Lady, Billy Joel, Hanging out in the halls. Frank Joaa Malo; Dallas, Track, Satisfaction, Rolling Stones, Being X-C City Champa-Jr.Sr. years. John Albart Mandaa; Football, Getting Through, The Cars. Elizabath Ruiz Mandaz; Three’s Company, Volleyball, Guilty, Loa Hijos Del Rey. Farmin Mandaz; Wrestling. Love On The Rocks. Beatles. Euganio Gil Migual;Saturday Night Live, S.M., Hungry Heart, Bruce Springsteen, Blue Thunderbird. Richard Millar Jr.; Saturday Night Live, Baseball, Still. Commodores, Baseball Season. County Championship trophy, presented by Mr. Antonio Albuquerque, member of the Newark Board of Education to the Cross-Country Team. Maria Orlanda Marques Mario Martins Ramona Martinez Samuel Anthony Martucci Elizabeth Martins Mercedes Marzabal Jose F. Martins Maria Palmira Matos Ray HcfoAhs 141 Mr. Neves. Soccer coach, praaanls Many Vez with tha All County Coachaa' Award. TROPHIES AWARDED AT EAST SIDE This year saw our school receiving many trophies for outstanding achievements in sports and other related school and community activities. Highlighted were awards to our All City Soccer Team and a championship trophy to our Cross-Country Team. Some of our fellow students received outstanding awards for art contests, brotherhood essay contests, business recognition, and many other awards. It makes us all proud when our school and individuals in our student body are selected for special recognition for their efforts and achievements. We wish to acknowledge the eflorts of the faculty and team advisors for their dedication and support that makes all of these awards possible. Joann McGill Elizabeth Ruiz Mendez Michael A. Medina Fermin Mendez Frank Jose Melo Eugenio Gil Miguel John Albert Mendes Richard Miller, Jr. 143 CAKE SALE HELD BY SENIORS On the nigh! of December 11, 1980 during the P.T.S.A. open house, the Senior class sponsored a cake sale in order to raise money for Senior class activities. Mr. Chill, our adviser, and the class officers were in charge of the function. Delicious cakes were donated by Senior Homeroom Representatives which helped to make this fundraiser a success. Senior clast member looking for customers to buy the wonderful cakes and cookies. Jacqueline Molina Maria Christina Moniz Bernadette Moody Rosendo Molina Serafim Manuel Monteiro Edmund Moraes Elizabeth Morales Celina M. Moreira 144 rv Jacqueline Molina; Different Stroke , Water skiing, Starting Over, Blondie, Good and bad times with Virginia, Adriana, Denise and all my other friends. Roaendo Molina; Soap, Baseball, Lost In Love, Blondie, New School. Maria Christina Moniz; Solid Gold, Baseball. Another One Bites The Dust, Van Helen, The fun I had in school. Serafim Manual Monteiro; Dallas. Tennis, Special Lady, Rolling Stones, A very special lady. Bernadette Moody; Good Times. Basketball, I Remember, Sugar Hill. Edmund Moraea; Mash, Soccer, Lady, Nothing Fancy, Weekends with the gang. Elizabeth Morales; Dynasty, Football, Cuby. Air Supply, Junior year. Celine M. Moreira; Dallas, Soccer, I Pledge My Love To You, Queen, Mrs. Brown's Gym Class. Franklin Coata Moreira; Uncle Floyd. Ping-Pong, Look Sharp, Joe Jackson, The 3rd floor with the Punk Rockers. Tracy Ann Mortimer; Soap Operas, Volleyball, When I Need You, Boston, My first year at East Side. Maria Madalene Munha; Dallas, Volleyball. I Pledge My Love. Blondie, Fun times in the cafeteria. Doris Muniz Fidel Munoz; Mork Mindy, Baseball, Woman In Love, Barbara Streisand, Driving. Luis Mariano Munoz Maria Joaefa Munoz; That's Incredible, Tennis, The Rose, Abba, Senior Year. Gina Marie Naaeet Tracy Ann Mortimer Luis Mariano Munoz Maria Madalene Munha Doris Muniz Maria Josefa Munoz Gina Marie Naseef Franklin Costa Moreira Fidel Munoz Trading post opanad for business. WESTERN LOOK IS IN Most everyone wears jeans that proudly display the designer label such as. Sasson, Vanderbilt, Jor-dache, et al. As part of the attire many of our friends are sporting western style boots. Any day now we expect to walk out to Independence Park and see horses hitched to the trees. We all admit that jeans are comfortable. easy to take care of. and they wear like iron but we do look forward to our prom when once again the girls can wear lovely dresses and gowns and our handsome partners are seen with suits. Wonder what will be in next year? Displaying our favorita dasignar jaana. Julia Anjos Nata Gilmar Dias Neto Cidalia Neves Lina Maria Neves Regina Theresa Nitti Isaias Nolau Fatima S. Oliveira Graca Maria Oliveira 146 A great pair ot boots. Julia doa Anjos Nata; Bosom Buddies. Dancing, Soledad. Romantics. Trip to ths Poconos Gilmar Dias Noto; The Longest Yard, Baseball, Ghost Rider In The Sky, Queen, The Girls. Cidalia Waves;Love Boat, Volleyball, Lady, Space, Gym. Lina Maria Neves. The Love Boat, Tennis, Lady, Queen, The good times. Regina Theresa Nitli; Dallas. Swimming, Celebrate. Queen. All my triends. Isaias Nolau Fatima S. Oliveira; Mork Mindy, Volleyball, Lady, Been a Zebra. Graca Maria Oliveira Manuel Abrantea Oliveira Jr.; Benny Hill, Soccer, Whip It. Billy Joel. Mrs. Alexander. Maria Chelia Oliveira;Dallas. Volleyball, Lady, Queen, Gym. Mario Paul Oliveira Jr.; Uncle Floyd, Baseball. It's Still Rock N’Roll To me, Cars, Saying good bye to East Side High. Suzanne Maria Oliveira; Flamingo Road, Bowling, All Out Of Love. Blondie, Cutting class to meet Joe. Maria delRosario Olveira; Soap, Gymnastics, Lady. Air Supply. Good times with my friends. Cesar A. Ospina; Friday's, Wrestling, Turning Japanese, B-52's, East Side Girls. Luis M. Pacheco; Friday’s, Football, Celebration, Queen. Teresa deJesus Pacheco; Dallas. Racket ball, Heart Breaker. The Cars, 2nd Floor PPR's. Manuel Oliveira Jr. Maria Chelia Oliveira Mario Paul Oliveira Jr. Suzanne Maria Oliveira 14 Maria delRosario Olveira Cesar A. Ospina Luis M. Pacheco Teresa deJesus Pacheco William Michael Paglia Maria Carry Pavon Juan Heriberto Palleija Mark Pearyer David Jamee Parker Humberto Joao Pedras Luzia Pastor Jose Antonio Pereir William Michael Paglia; Jeffersons, Football, Private Idaho. Police. Juan Heriberto Palleija; Baseball, Pep Rallies. David James Parker; Saturday Night Live, Basketball, Voices Inside My Head, Police, Getting Over. Luzia Pastor; Dallas, Dancing, Lady. Devo, Good times. Maria Carry Pavon Mark Pearyer; Hill St. Blues, Weight Lifting, It's A Love Thing, Parliment, The last day ot school. Humberto Joao Pedras; Mash, Baseball, Lady, Devo, All my friends. Jose Antonio Pereira; Love Boat, Soccer, Lady, Styx, Weekends. Julio Pereira; Friday's, Soccer, Into The Night, Sex Pistols, City A County Soccer Champs. Rosa Maria Pereira; Dallas, Tennis, Women In Love. Air-Supply, My friends. Marilyn Pereyra; Flamingo Road, Tennis. Honesty. Jacksons. My trip to Europe. Damary Perez; To Close for Comfort, Tennis, If You Could Read My Mind Love. Gran Combo, The activities and friends that I have enjoyed here at East Side H.S. Juan Oscar Perez; Muppet Show, Swimming. Don’t Stop The Music, Love and Kisses. Fire Drills. Yolanda Ivonne Perez; Face The Music, Volleyball, If Only I Could Read Your Mind, The Fania All Star, Great times I had with my friends. Flora Petracca; Dallas. Volleyball, Guilty, Queen. Fire Drills. Rena Ann Pilla; Vegas, Softball, All My Love. Tiara. Good times at East Side. Waiting in line. Willetts Lowe, being measured for her graduation gown. SENIORS MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS Thie scene takes place each year as seniors line up to get fitted for their caps and gowns. Anxious sighs of relief are heard as another hurdle has been successfully completed. What we all face now is making sure our progress reports are good and that we all pass our final exams. We made it this far friends. Juan Oscar Perez Yolanda Ivonne Perez Julio Pereira Rosa Maria Perei Marilyn Pereyra Damary Perez Flora Petracca Rena Ann Pilla Manuel Pimental; Dallas, Baseball, Turning Japanese, Devo, Taking off with my friends. Alexandra M. Pinho; Dukes Of Haz-zard, Football, Never Say Die, Black Sabbath, Good times at East Side. Raul M. Pinho; Dallas, Swimming, Toghether, Tierra, Cutting class. Maria Eduarda Pinto; Bosom Buddies, Soccer, Lady. Elton John, Days I spent at East Side. Maria Celeste Pires; Flamingo Road, Running, Stairway To Heaven, Cheap Trick, 6th period, U.S. History II class. Peter George Policaatro; Baretta, Football, Searching, Four Seasons, Going out for lunch. Joseph Pontoriero; Hill St. Blues, Football, Hell For Children, Pat Ben-atar. Cutting class. Anabela Oliveira Portela; Soap Operas, Volleyball, Your Every Woman In The World To Me. Air Supply, August 6, 79. Carmen Ivon Portuondo; Dallas, Bowling, Together, Tierra, Her- lander Serra. Robert Cerreiro Praze res; Dallas. Auto Racing, Bohemian Rhapsody, Abba, Good times and bad times with your friends. Maria Elisa Puerta; Hart To Hart, Volleyball, Always Forever, Blondie Good times I spent with my best friends at Texeiras' Bakery. Michelina Ann Puglieae; Friday's, Baseball, Always Forever, Commodores, The terrific people I met. Dorys Queaada; Dallas, Volleyball, Heart To Break The Heart, Love Kisses. Senior year with my boyfriend. Remedios Maria Quinones; Dallas, Gymnastics, Radio-Star, B52's, Me and Pat Together. Frank Campos Rebimbas; That's Incredible, Hockey, Your Every Woman In The World To Me, Beatles, Friends's Oavaldo Rebozo; Odd Couple, Baseball. When You Wish Upon A Star, Jacksons, Fooling around. Stretch to the toes. Manuel Pimental Alexandre M. Pinho Maria Celeste Pires Peter George Policastro Raul M. Pinho Joseph Pontoriero Maria Eduarda Pinto Anabela Oliveira Portela iso EXERCISE FOR GOOD HEALTH Pick up any book, magazine or even the newspaper and there will be an article written by someone who has a method, a diet, an exercise to help us get trim and slim. Jogging is in. Cholesterol is out. Don’t eat this. Stay away from food with additives. We are bombarded on all sides telling us what we can do to stay in good health. Will I be able to fit into last years bathing suit? In our physical education classes we are told about good health practices and what exercises will help us keep our figure. Well, I’m going to start tomorrow. Right now I think I’ll get a large hoagie with french fries on the side. However, I will have it with a No-Cal soda. Keeping a slim figure. Carmen Ivon Portuondo Robert Carreiro Prazeres Dorys Quesada Remedios Maria Quinones Maria Elisa Puertas Michelina Ann Pugliese Frank Campos Rebimbas Osvaldo Rebozo isi A RELAXING MOMENT It it time tor Lunch? Man. I need a break. Looking forward to breaks between classes, during lunch time, and when classes are over provides us that opportunity to meet and share with friends. We use this time to make our dates, discuss our plans, and kid around about what went on in class. We grab that extra snack, talk about our homework and share what happened during the weekend. Ana Cunha enjoying a snack in the park. Anna Rosa Reggio Carlas Rindon Geraldine E. Rentowicz Carolyn Resendes Maria Alexandrina Resende Isis Rey Mariaela Reyes Rosa Santos Ribau 152 Anna Rosa Raggio; Benny Hill, Bicycle riding, Lady, Oevo, Crazy limes with Romana. Carloa J. Random Soap, Baseball, Starting Over, Commodores. Fun days at East Side. Geraldina E. Rentowicz; General Hospital, Baseball, Voices Inside My Head, Police, Cutting classes. Maria Alaxandrina Rasende; Dallas. Volleyball, Every Woman In The World To Ma, Air Supply, Good times with friends. Carolyn Raaandaa; Vegas. Water Skiing, Isn't It, Police, Cruising during school hours with Maureen. laia Ray; Dallas. Football, Another One Bites The Dust, Cars. Hiding from the teachers you cut. Mariaala Rayas; Mork Mindy, Dancing, Lady, Blondie, My Fiance Pepy. Rosa Santos Ribau; Ladies Man, Tennis. Your're My Everything, Air-Supply, F.M. and Senior Year. Antonio Rios; Three's Company, Baseball, On The Telephone. Blondie, How to love and care. Rosa Nilda Rios; Soap operas, Let's Make A Memory, Les Me Keown’s Ego Trip, Good friends. Darran Robert Rispoli; Vegas, Girl's, Together, The Four Seasons, Getting Over. Enrique Rivera; Dallas, Baseball, Blondie. All my friends. Madeline Rivera: Fantasy Island, Tennis. The Closer I Get To You, The Commodores. Good Times in the hallways. Miriam Rivera; B.J. The Bear, Volleyball, Together, Barry Manilow, My boyfriend, Nuno, and my friends. Ethel Robinson; Friday's, Bowling, Don’t Stop The Music, Whispers, Hangin in the halls. Lawrence Charles Robinson III; Good Times, Body Building, Watching You, G.Q., Sonya Porter. Meeting a friend before class. Antonio Rios Madeline Rivera Roasa Nilda Rios Miriam Rivera Enrique Rivera Lawrence Charles Robinson III Darren Roberty Rispoli Ethel Robinson Would you believe a skeleton in a locker? Don’t laugh, it’a true. If we were to check what it kept in our school lockers we would probably double over with laughter. Talk about Mom who never throws anything away. Some of us are equally guilty. Old books, socks, an extra pair of jeans, needle and thread etc. etc. etc. I'll bet we could run a very successful flea market with the items stored away in our lockers. Well it’s our personal, private storeroom. When we graduate we will leave it all to an innocent freshman. Felix Suarez and his interesting locker collection. Dina Maria Rocha David A. Rodrigues Grace M. Rocha Diamantino C. Rodrigues Joao C. Rodelo Maria Fatima Rodrigues Antonio Rodrigues Walter Pinto Rodrigues A SKELETON IN THE LOCKER Humberto Pedras, finds that axtra dollar. Dina Maria Rocha; Love Boat, Volly-ball. Lady, Split Ends, Friends. Grace M. Rocha; The Odd Couple, Swimming, Turn Out The Lighta, Teddy Pedergras, Good times with my friends. Joaoc. Rodelo; Dukes Of Hazzard, Swimming, Passion, The Cars, The Girls. Antonio Manuel Pereira Rodriguea; Mash, Gymnastics, Istanbul Blues, Abba. David A. Rodriguea; Monday Night Movies, Soccer, Just A Fantasy, The Cars. Diamantino C. Rodriguea; B.J. and The Bear, Drag Racing, I Can't Get No (Satisfaction), Rolling Stones, The Girls. Maria Fatima Rodriguea Walter Pinto Rodriguea; Benny Hill, Swimming, Call Me, Blondie. Anna Maria Rodriguez; Bosom Buddies, Badminton, Always A Forever. Devo, Good times friends. Carmen trie Rodriguez; Love Boat, Volleyball, Let Me Be Your Angel, The Pointer Sisters, Fun with all my friends. Enrique Rodriguez; Saturday Night Live, Wrestling, Hungry Heart, Joe Jackson, Mrs. Pellegrino's Class. Nereida Roman Daniel Soarea Roaa; Friday's, Baseball. Luyla, Steely Dan, Blowing up chemistry lab. Roaa E. Roaario Robert Peter Roaato; Odd Couple. Baseball, New York, New York, Blondie. Joae Manuel Ruela; Dallas. Track, I've Got You, Split Enz, Winning the County Cross-Country Championship. Anna Maria Rodriguez Carmen Iris Rodriguez Enrique Rodriguez Nereida Roman Daniel Soares Rosa Rosa E. Rosario Robert Peter Rosato Jose Manuel Ruela SS Maria Licinia Ruivo laabal Gomes Salvador Jose L. Sanchez Margarita Sanchez Miriam Sanchez Virginia Sanchez Frank Sanhudo Maria Isabel Santiago East Side's supporting crowd. Maria Licinia Ruivo; Dallas, Tennis, Let Me Be Your Angel, Queen, Friends. laabal Gomaa Salvador; Benny Hill, Volleyball. Women In Love, Fevers, Senior Year. Joaa L. Sanchaz; Benny Hill, Baseball, To Get Here Baby, Kool The Gang, Graduation 1981. Margarita Sanchaz Miriam Sanchaz; Benny Hill, Football, Watching You, Slave. My boyfriend Elbin Gamier. Virginia Sanchaz; Diflerent Strokes. Roller Skating, Lady, Cha-karas, The fun I had. Frank Sanhudo; Friday’s, Sky Diving Without Parachute, Anarchy In The U.K. Sex Pistols, Maria. Maria laabla Santiago; Duses Of Hazzard, Hockey, Crystal Bluse Persuasion. Rolling Stones, Fir Drills in Winter. Mickay Santiago; The Odd Couple. Swimming. Together, Commo- dores, Meeting at the window before 1st period. Arminda Duarta Santo; Dallas. Volleyball, I Pledge My Love, Devo, Good times with my friends. Altrado V. Santoa; Benny Hill. Soccer, Another One Bites The Dust, Queen, Portugal. Joaa Antonio Santoa; Dukes Of Hazzard. Baseball, Memories, Queen, My senior year. Luai Jaaua Santoa; Friday's, Soccer, Lady, Vapors, 78 City A County Soccer Championships. Maria Eaparanca Santoa; Dallas, Volleyball, Always A forever, Billy Joel, Christmas Carrolling in the Cafeteria. Sargio Manual Santoa; Friday's, Soccer. All Out Of Love, David Bowie, Meeting Someone Special. Victor Manual Santoa; Friday’s, Soccer, The Wall, Pink Floyd, County Soccer Championship. is READY TO COMPETE We Eaei Sidere are always prepared and ready to jump into the fray. We are active, alive, and prepared for the competition. As we look back over our school history we see that when it came to involvement in compete-tive activities we were never lacking for enthusiasm. Win, lose, or draw, we will give it our best shot. Luis Jesus Santos Maria Esperanca Santos Michkey Santiago Alfredo Vo. Santos Arminda Duarte Santo Jose Antonio Santos 1S7 Sergio Manuel Santos Victor Manuel Santos Cynthia Alice Schmidt;Tom A Jerry, Football, Sail On, Billy Joel, The movie with Pumar. William E. Schmidt; Abbott A Costello Movie , Turtle Races. Squeeze You. Benny Hester Band, Kirch's Homeroom. Marchele Venae Scott; Soap, Soft-ball, Friend To Friend, Commodores. East Sid Softball Team. Gabriel Segarra; Hills St. Blue, Football, Hills Of Catman Do, Tan-tra, Getting Suspended. Stacey Lorraine Shubsda; Sanford A Son, Hockey. Don't Try Suicide, Queen, Meeting by the window. Agostinho Jose Silva; The Godfather 1, Hockey, Black dog, Led-Zeppelin, My Senior Year. Anna J. Silva; Mork A Mindy, Soccer, I Am A Woman In Love. Gee Gees. Fun when the teacher was out. Beatrix Costa Silva; Mork A Mindy. Tennis, Woman In Love. Air-Supply. Fir Drills. Maria doCarmo Silva Maria Helena Silva; Dallas, Tennis, Women In Love, Air-Supply, Friends. Maria Leonor Silva; Dallas. Volleyball. Lady, Rolling Stones, My classmates. Joao P. Silvestre; Benny Hill, Soccer, Let The Good Times Roll. The Cars, Fencing team. Anthony T. Soares; Mash, Girls, Sleep Walk. Police, My Friends. Anibal Soto; Muppet Show. Football, Always A Forever. Elizabeth Soto John Sotolongo; Benny Hill, Football, Lady, B-52's, Lunch period. Paints, paints, paints. Cynthia Alice Schmidt William E. Schmidt Marchele Venae Scott Gabriel Segarra Stacey Lorraine Shubsda isa Agostinho Jose Silva Anna J. Silva Beatriz Costa Silva Jotvph Cuzzi and Regina Nitti working on a apacial problam. PROJECTS ON OUR MINDS During our school years we have had the opportunity to share and grow together as well as develop independently. This type of environment has always been challenging and stimulating to us because we not only relied upon our abilities but have also been able to draw upon the talents of others who shared similar problems. This relationship has made us more aware of sharing cooperatively but also made us responsible students who responded to independent thinking. Maria doCarmo Silva Maria Helena Silva Maria Leonor Silva Joao P. Silvestre Anthony T. Soares Anibal Soto Elizabeth Soto John Sotolongo 159 LUNCH TIME The Cafeteria ia one of the busiest and most active places in school. With three lunch periods, all of us have the opportunity to partake of what is on the menu. The food is good, well prepared and nutritional but as some mothers would say, my child is all stomach. Many of us hit the neighborhood stores and street vendors for that extra snack. This is our most favorite time. A moment of relaxation, a moment to fill our stomachs, a time to meet with friends. Maria Jose Teipeira Onelio Torres Tellez Javier Uruarte Jorge Teipeira Valente Rodolfo Valentina Marjorie Ann Teti Tenreiro Albert Torres Madeline Rodriguez Torres 160 Cristina Sousa Maria Elizabeth Sousa Jolene Ann Stoia Kerry D. Strothers Olivia Sousa Felix I. Suarez Rosa Maria Spencer Joseph E. Szczepanik Cristina Sousa; Dallas, Tennis, I Pledge My Love, Air-Supply, Friends. Maris Elizabeth Sousa: Hart To Hart, Volleyball, He'a So Shy. Queen. Olivia Sousa Rosa Maria Spancar; Dallas. Soccer, Your're My Everything, B-52's. The fun we had when a teacher was out. Jolana Ann Stoia; Soap Operas. Baseball. All My Love, Diana Ross. My Sophomore Year. Kerry D. Strothers; Football, lately. Wispere, Myself. Felix I. Suarez; Leave It To Beaver. Baseball, Up In The Hills. Way Outs, Being Wild. Joseph E. Szczepanik; Hart To Hart. Football, Come To Me, Love and Kisses. My Girlfriend. Maria Jose Teixeira; Dallas. Volley- ball, Theme From Mahogony, Abba, Friends Teachers. Onelio Torres Tellez; Tom A Jerry, Baseball, Stairway To Heaven, Led-Zeppelin. Being one of the best Trombone players in the band. Rodolfo Valentim Tenreiro; Sanford Son, Baseball, Whip It, Devo, Hall’s Of East Side High. Marjorie Ann Teti; Real People, Color Guard. All Out Of Love. Air-Supply, Terri Capra. Albert Torres; Soap, Baseball, The Tide Is High. Blondie, Class of '81. Madeline Rodriguez Torres: Flamingo Road. Volleyball. Ain’t No Stoppin Us Now, El Gran Combo, East Side High School. Javier Uruarte Jorge Teixeira Valente; Benny Hill, Soccer, Another One Bites The Dust, Queen. My Friends. A quiet moment shared during lunch. 161 A FACE IN THE CROWD No activity can survive without the support ot our student body. All need encouragement and knowledge that efforts are being appreciated. Our teams, our individual athletes, our activities all depend upon active support from all of the student body. Cheera from the sidelines, supporting comments from the spectators all lend encouragement to participants. If you are not in the act then it is nice to know you are supporting the activity. Our participation as spectators can do much to encourage our fellow students to excel. Come out and support your team. Troy Jackson waiting for a friend. Mayda Barbara Valledor Rosa Manuela Vaz Elizabeth Vargas Gerald James Verdi Maria Isabel Vasquez Cesar Augusto Viana Manny Vaz Robert S. Villano 1 2 Mayda Barbara Valledor; Soap Operas, Tennis, Shining Star, Commodores, My boyfriend, Sergio. Elizabeth Vargas Maria Isabel Vasquez Manny Vaz; Friday's, Soccer, Babe I Love You, Ramones, 78 City County Soccer Champs. Rosa Manuela Vaz: Soap, Tennis, Yesterday, Beatles, tun in the Cafeteria. Gerald James Verdi; Hill St. Blues, Bowling, Fly Like An Eagle. Steve Miller, Class of '81. Cesar Augusto Viana; 20 20, Soccer, Love On The Rocks, Yes, Senior Year. Robert S. Villano; Odd Couple, Basketball, Celebration, Kool The Gang, Villano. Marco John Vitale Kathleen Rose Ellen Wallace; Dynasty, Horseback Riding, Always Forever, Air Supply, John Mariano. Laura Ann Waltner, Flamingo Road, Volleyball, Running On Empty, Kenny Rogers. NOW WHAT. Darius Sidney Webster; Woody Wood Pecker, Wrestling, Lady, B-'52 s. Mrs. Pellegrino. Teresa Marie Wilczek; Friday’s, Volleyball. Look What You’ve Done To Me. Air-Supply, Hangin In All’s. Herschel Woodyard Jr. Dania Zafra; Love Boat, Tennis, Together, B-52’s, Four years at East Side. Louis A. Zarrillo Enthusiastic tans. Michael John Vitale Teresa Marie Wilczek Kathleen Wallace Herschel Woodyard Jr. Laura Ann Waltner Dania Zafra Darius Siney Webster Louis A. Zarrillo COMMUNITY Our year 1981 haa been anything but consistent and even-tempered. The one overshadowing event was The Hostages being held in Iran. 1981 made us aware of earthquakes, fires, floods and famine. It brought these and more; a new president, the anguish of refugees, the violent death of John Lennon, the energy crisis, inflation and a feeling of joy and happiness with the return of The Hostages. A Yellow Ribbon Inauguration HANGING OUT Will any of us ever forget our favorite hang outs? How could we not recall, happily, those hours of idling the time away, talking to our friends, and sharing our plans for the future. Will we ever forget how we cut a few classes to sit on the bench in the park on a nice day. We will always remember Teixeira's Bakery for coffee and buttered rolls, Pat's Piz-zaria for an Italian hot dog and Ali's for some ice cream. We count ourselves fortunate to have enjoyed these experiences and will remember, fondly, our neighborhood hang outs. is? Th remains of SI. Jama Catholic Church. THE IRONBOUND: A NEIGHBORHOOD THAT WORKS 4s we reflect the future that lies before us there are moments when all of us get a little emotional and sentimental about this area where many of us were born. Most people call this area the Iron-bound section of Newark. We like to think of ourselves, proudly, as Down Neckers . While walking through our narrow, clean streets with its neat, compactly built homes, we ponder over the many thousands of immigrants from Germany, Ireland, Italy and now more recently Portugal who have settled here and helped maintain our neighborhood with all its charm. The Ironbound has changed little, although a twinge of regret hits us when we recall the knocking down of our old St. James Catholic Church. Change is inevitable but we wish to remember, fondly, those many familiar sites that we grew up with and made our neighborhood attractive and distinct. A glimpse ol busy down-nsck. A GOURMET’S DELIGHT: INTERNATIONAL NIGHT There is one event that we all look forward to during our school year. This event is International Night. When the date for International Night is announced, everyone begins to visualize exotic foods from all over the world prepared and presented for all to enjoy. On this night parents, teachers, and students all participate in preparing a favorite dish from their cultural ancestry for all to taste and compare. One of the outstanding national dishes is prepared by our Polish parents and students. This area is quickly surrounded by all who enjoy the taste of Polish culinary delights. Favorite among this group is the Swieconka tradition. We thought you would enjoy an explanation of what is signified and how it was celebrated. Easter is one of the happiest days in Poland. After observing the 40 day penitential season of Lent, everyone is more than ready for a feast. A buffet is laid out. The table is set with the best linen. There is no set menu. The buffet may be as large or as small as one wishes. Usually, there is at least baked ham, kiel-basa or sausage, bread, butter, farmer cheese, babka, salt and the traditional Easter relish of beets and horse radish. The decorated, colored, hard-boiled eggs, the symbol of life, are cut and shared with all visitors in an exchange of good wishes. In the center of the table is the Paschal lamb, the symbol of the Son of God. made of sugar, butter or babka or cake dough. The lamb often holds a Polish flag as a standard of victory over death. It is called the Swie-cone or Swieconka because the priest visits the home and blesses the food. To this day in Polish communities on the Saturday before Easter, the priest either visits the home to bless the food or the food is packed in baskets and brought to the church to be blessed. Food on display 170 171 CREDITS Advisor ............ Mr� . Editor-in-chief Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Photography Editor Senior Editor Sports Editor Business Manager ........ Index Senior Section .......... Helenmarie Pellegrino Margaret Lavin Michele Malinowski Linda Killian Josephine Dotro Rose Vaz Denise Caceres Mickey Santiago Staff ............... Staff Senior Assistants Victor Aranjo Juan Cabrera Anabela Da Cruz Fernando Da Silva Maria Gandarez Maria Ruivo Frank Sanhudo Cynthia Schmidt William Schmidt Anthony Soares Marisela Garcia Maria Munha Robert Prazeres Antonio Rodrigues Ricky Rodriguez Student Photographers Denise Caceres Michele Malinowski Josephine Dotro Harold Prott During this year in preparation for our Yearbook we have received much help and many kindnesses from a large number of people. Lacking the support of these people, it is safe to say that our task would have been more difficult. We thank them for all their help, consideration, and patience. We are especially indebted to Mr. Anthony Me-garo for his very strong support; Mr. Angelo Sena for his encouragement; Ms. Bette Domigan whose proofreading assistance was most valuable; Mr. Leonard Chill for his co-operation; Mr. Raymond Kirschbaum for his artistic talents; and Mr. Lou Esposito for his cogent advise with layout and design. We extend special thanks to those faculty members who were most helpful in providing information and documentation for student activities. Our gratitude would not be complete without mention of Ms. Shirley Vetter, Mr. Gregory Cos-tich and Mr. Rudy Lopes from the Lorstan-Thomas Studios for their valuable assistance and interest. The 1981 TORCH was printed at the Topeka Plant of Josten's American Yearbook Company. Paper stock is 100 lb Gloss. Body copy in 10 pt Helvetica. Captions are 8 pt Helvitica. Headlines are 18 pt and 36 pt Helvetica Bold. SENIORS ifa UJujc q cs ' su ti ROGEHS rAvewn ‘RESTAURANT. 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SALAGAJ AND HOMEROOM 369 Edward Alexander Violet Berry Maria Biempica Maria Brito Bertha Caamano Denise Cortes Terry D'Egidio John Ferreira Jose Martins Michael Medina John Mendes Richie Miller Jackie Molina Raymond McAdams Gilmar Neto Cesar Ospina Theresa Pacheco Yolanda Perez Maria Puertas Carlos Rendon Ethel Robinson Joao Rodelo Annie Rodriguez David Rodrigues Dino Rodrigues Nereida Roman Virgina Sanchez Joe Szczepanik Anna Silva Eugene Binkowski PATRONS GOOD LUCK FERNANDA GRANDAREZ AND ROSA RIBAU GOOD LUCK R.M AND ALL MY FRIENDS LOVE, FERNANDA GANDAREZ THE LUCKY SEVEN YOUR’RE A GREAT BUNCH OF GUYS I’LL LOVE YOUR ALWAYS BERTHA GOOD LUCK FERNANDA, LOVE, YOUR FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS MICHAEL MR. AND MRS. LOUIS CAVALLO THE AMESTI FAMILY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE, RJ. KROLIN MR. AND MRS. 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Zeza and Jorge '81. Good Luck Class of '81. Best Wishes from J. Bottino Lots of Luck Tony A Goretti Congratulations! Class of '81, Cordeiro Family Congratulations! Class of '81, Prazeres Family Good Luckl Class of '81, Reis Family Best of Luckl from Andrade Family Good Luck! from Farias Family Manny, Good Luck, Love, Michael Saude Amore, Dos Avos Sociedade Manny, Best Wishes in the Future-Love. Mariana Boa Sorte Mann, de Manuel, Belmira A Bobby Good Luckl Manny Pimentel from “Heinz” Manny Pimentel, “Hang in Threre” Love, . aula Sorte No Futuro-Amor Isabel Manny stick with school, from T.J.S. Manny, best of luck in all your years, Sandra Good Luckl Manny, your Uncle Joe leo a Denardo. Yvette. S8 De Noia. Edmund. 25 Dents. Frank. 128 Da Olivaira, Daolmda. 59. 71. 127 Da Olivaira. Ivona. 58, 70 Da Olivaira. Joao. 128 Da Olivaira. Jose. 128 Da Olivaira. Liaa. 70 Da Olivaira. Lourdes. 128 Da Santis. Michael. 129 Da Santos. Jon. 71 Da Sousa. Eduardo. 129 Da Vino. Anthony, 129 Dias. Christina. 129 Diaz. Dennis, 129 Diaz. Santos. 53 Dickerson. Ollie. 44. 45. 85. 98 Di Francesco. Orlando. 30 Oi Guiaroa. Evelyn. 71 Oilla. Elizabeth. 59. 85. 98 Dixon. Carol.. 95. 108. 129 Oo Couto. Grace 129 Domigan, Elizabeth. 23 Dos Santos. Ana. 98 Dos Santos. Maria. 77 Dotro. Josephine. 39, 47. 72. 129 Drama. 70 Drozoz. Stephan. 130 Duarte. Isabel. 34 Oubman. Lillian. 30 Duggan. Kevin. 44. 45. 85 Durnell, Sharoma. 57 Eduardo. Fernanda. 11. 56. 59. 61. 125. 130 Eng. Fong. 14. 70 Engliah Aa A Second Language. 27 English Department. 30. 31. 32. 33 Enrique. Maria, 130 Enriques. John, 130 Estanqueiro. 130 Esteves. Carlos. 84. 85. 98 FFFFFFFFFFF Fannha, Chris. 66 Feleciano. Eloy. 73 Fernandes. Ana. 47, 59, 130 Fernandes. Carlos. 61. 130 Fernandes. Elizabeth. 53. 71 Fernandes. Orlanda. 130 Fernandez. Angela. 43. 131 Fernandez. Javier. 131 Fernandez. Jose. 104. 105. 106. 107. 131 Fernandez. Maria. 129 Fernandez. Silva. 131 Ferreira. Fauato, 84. 85 Ferreira. Grace. 71 Ferreira. John. 71. 131 Ferreira. Margarida, 43. 131 Ferreira. Maria. 131 Ferreira. Olinda. 59 Ferreiro. Joe. 97 Ferreira. Sebastian. 81 Figueira. Antonio. 132 Figueiredo. Maria. 132 Figueroa. Diana. 109 Figueroa. Maria. 132 Finn. Althea. 57. 132 Fiore. Richard. 44 Fiorito. Frank. 30 Fischer, Dawn, 132 Fiacher. Donna. 70 Fonaeca. Antonio, 81, 132 Fonseca, Julia, 45. 132 Fonseca. Maria, 132 Football. 86. 87. 88. 89 Foreign Language Department 34. 35 Forres. Sandy. 99 Fortenberry. Sonia. 98 Franco, Marcos. 99 Frazier, Vera. 53 French Club. 58 Freirie. Isabel. 133 Freitaa. Maria. 59. 133 Fuentes. Lydia. 133 Fuller. Jease. 53 GGGGGGGGG Gaeta. Anthony, 105. 107. 133 Gaeta. Nikki. 94. 95 Gatanhao. Maria. 133 Gaines. Mongue. 57. 85. 98 Galante. Theresa. 44. 45 Galaaki, Anthony 59. 70 Gandarez. Maria. 56. 59. 61. 67. 117, 125. 133 Gandarez. Marial. 56 Ganhito. Lidia. 59 Garcia. Benny. 87. 86, 133 Garcia. Carloa. 133 Garcia. George. 134 Garcia. Marisela. 134 Garcia. Mayta. 58 Garcia. Sandy. 64. 65 Garganta, Maria. 134 Gaspar. Rui. 134 Gatlin. Beverly, 57, 134 Gatto, Angelo. 42 Geraldes. Paul. 134 Gerlitz. Allen. 100 Giachetti, Lori. 134 Giantomasi. Marie. 30 Giordano. Marie. 53 Gipson. Mrs. 51 Girl's Basketball. 94. 95 Glover. Molly. 25. 67 Godfrey. Marcel. 90. 91. 93. 134 Gomez. Helena. 59. 135 Gomez. John. 135 Goncatves. Edir. 5 Goncalves. Jose. 78. 135 Gonnellt. Jeanne. 46. 47 Gonsalves. Eddie. 58 Gonzales. Carlos. 135 Gonzales. Danny, 107 Gonzalez. Enrique. 10. 87. 71. 117. 135 Gonzalez. Franciaco. 85 Gonzalez. Juan. 71. 73. 135 Gonzalez. Julio. 69 Gonzalez. Maria. 135 Gonzalez. Teresa. 106. 136 Greenhauff. Moises. 43 Gregorio. Celiz. 56 Groninger, Gail, 28 Grossman. Annmarie. 109 HHHHHHHHHH Hall. Michael. 68. 136 Hamilton. Gregory. 87. 136 Hanging Out-167 Harris. Kemp. 87. 103. 136 Harrington, Leola. 108 Hayward, John. 137 Health Department. 45 Hecht. Jesatca. 30 Hernandez. Roger. 57 Hollia. Tanya. 137 Home Economica Department 39 Homiek. Cindy. 58. 66 Houie. Shelia. 109. 137 Hudson. Lauretta. 28 Huling. Hubert. 46. 47. 57 Hung. Armand. 32. 137 iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimi larosei. Maureen. 137 Ice Hockey. 100. 101 liana. Anne. 52 lllis. Robert. 100, 101 Industrial Art Department. 41 Ingram. Gregory. 88. 87. 91. 137 Images '81, 166 Indoor Track. 98 International Night, 170, 171 Ironbound, 168. 169 JJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Jackson. Edith, 137 Jackson. Elizabeth. 26. 59 Jackson. Troy. 102, 103, 137, 160 Jacobs, Dallas. 42 James. Herman, 138. 154 Jardim. Anna. 138 Jardim. Kim 98 Jerman, Diane, 57 Jesus. Marcile, 71 Johnaon. Mra. 51 Johnson, Gloria. 38 Jones. Deborah. 138 Jones. Ronald. 138 Jordan. Kim. 57. 138 KKKKKKKKKK Kacerek. Maryjo. 95 Kaczowka. Grazyna. 138 Kaman, Amy. 30 Kaplan. Lillian. 48. 49 Keifrider, Doreen, 95. 138 Keifrider, Edward. 138 Kelly. Lucille. 28 Kelly. Mary E. 42 Kessler. George. 23 Killian, Linda. 48. 75. 139 King, Barrett. 46. 47 Kirschbaum. Raymond. 24 Klapholz. Freda. 46. 47 Klenke. Antoinette. 42 Knight. Dorothy. 139 Konopka. Anne. S3 Kotkin. Donna. 139 Krolin, Robert. 28 Kwiatkowski. John. 139 LLLLLLLLLLLL La Fuentes. Grisel. 66 Lego. Joe. 139 Lalley. Berms. 101 Lang. Patricia. 139 Lapa. Joao. 59 Lapa. John. 34. 59. 139 Lapa. Margarida. 59 Lapa. Maria. 139 Lardiert, Petper, 23 Lasinberry, Angela. 57 Lavin. Margaret. 4. 56. 62. 72. 140. 126 Lavin. Marie. 62 Laurino, Angelina. 52 Leonardis. Arlene. 50 Leonerdis. Mary. 30 Leonardis. Stephen, 46. 47 Leyva. Henry. 107 Library. 51 Liddy, Annie. 53 Llddy. Joseph. 31 Linares. Eddie, 74 Lock. Julio. 15. 104. 105, 107, 140 Lockett. Maureen. 53 Lombardi. Patricia. 125. 140 Lopes. Ana. 140 Lopes. Carlos. 84. 85 Lopes. Jorge. 73, 84. 98. 114, 140. 133 Lopes. Mario. 98 Loreiro, Tony. 59. 99 Lourenco. Jom, 140 Low . Willett , 57. 140. 140 Loyal, Darr n. 140 Luslo. Francisco. 141 Lynch. Cynthia 07. 141 MMMMMMMM Mac Each n. Janat. 31. 33 Machado. Mono. 141. 00 Madeira. Lao. 97 Madeira. Vara. S9 Mai. Patricia. 50 Maia. John. 81 Malanga. Raymond. 49. 90. 91 Malaverca. Dawn 141 Malinowaki. Michal . 82. 141 Malon . Gregory. 57 Marbaia. Vara. 141 Merchant. La . 31 Mannallo. Elizabeth. 30. 37 Marini. Taraaa. S3 Marquee. Ilda. 141 Marque . Maria O. 142 Marquee. Ocival. 84 Marrero. Rudy. 85. 90 Marrero. Zand . 00 Martin. Jama . 22 Martin. Thomas. 58 Martmaque. Robert. 58 Martinex. John. 85 Martmei. Ramona. 142 Martina. Elizabeth. 59. 70. 77. 142 Martin . Jo . 71 Martin . Jom. 142 Martin . Maria. 59 Martin . Mario. 59. 142 Martin . Tony. 91 Martucci. Samuel. 90. 91. 93. 104. 105. 107, 142 Marzabal. Merced . 142 Masini. Juliet. 27 Maeon. Ronald. 57 Maseler. Martin. 31 Matarazzo. Marion. 31. 32. 135 Math Department. 42. 43 Mato . Maria. 2 Medina. Michael. 143 Meceire, Gerardo. 90 Megsro. Anthony, 20. 21. 138 Melo. Frank. 84. 85. 114. 118. 143 Mend . John. 143 Mendei. Elizabeth. 143 Mend !. Fermin. 90. 110. 143 Mend !. John. 44 Mendex. Jose. 57 Merten. Mike, 85. 97 M in o. Thoma . 29 Metal. Selma. 31 Miranda. Ada. 53 Miguel. Eugenio. 87. 143 Miller. Richard. 143 Molina. Jacqueline. 80. 144 Molina. Rosendo. 144 Moltnaro, Dennis. 42 Monii, Maria. 144 Monteiro. Serafirm. 144 Moody. Bernadette. 11. 144 Morse . Edmund. 47. 81. 117. 144 Morale . Elizabeth. 67. 144 Moreira. Frank. S Morell. Robert. 97 Moreno. Margaret. 34 Moreno. Anthony. 107 Morsno. Joe. 97 Morris. John, 41 Mortimer, Tracy. 145 Moecatiello. Alfred. 31. 91 Mossele. James. 29 Mota. Cecilia. 108. 109 Munhs. Maria, a. 113. 145 Munix. Doris. 145 Munoz, Fidel. 117, 145 Munoz. Luis, 145 Munoz. Mari . 145 Music Department. 25 McMcMcMcMc Me Adam . Raymond. 90. 91. 93 Me Gill, Joann. 143 Me Kaon. Kelly. 04 NNNNNNNNNN Nanez. Benny. 35 Nanm. Elisa. 31. 70 Napier. Michelle, 71 Nash. Anita. 95 Naseel. Gina. 145 Nats. Julia, 140 National Honor. 50 Nelson. France . S3 Neto. Gilmar. 74. 140 Neve . Cidalis 140 Neves. Coach. 80. 91. 141 Neve . Lina. 140 Nitti. Regina. 50. 74. 119. 125. 148. 150 Nolau. Isaias. 45. 68. 140 Norton. Pstrina, 53 Nuree . 50 Nyar . Lucy. 53 000000000 O'Neal. Cynthia. 49 O'Neal. Joe. 91. 93 Oliveira. Ana. 70 Olivetra. Christine. 90 Oliver! . Fatima. 140 Oliveira. Grace. 140 Olivetra. Manuel. 147 Oliveira. Maria. 59. 7 Oliveira. Maria. 47 Oliveira. Suzanne. 59. 147 Olohan. Clair . 53 Ospins. Cesar. 98. 97. 147 Ors. Hsrnard. 87 Ortiz. Alice. 98 PPPPPPPPPPP Pabon. Carlos. 98 Pacheco. Dalia. 58 Pacheco. Luis. 147 Pacheco. Teresa. 59. 147 Padron. Jose. 75 Psglia. William. 148 Pakosh. Chris. 99 Pallets. Juan. 148 Palumbo. John. 49 Palumbo. Paul. 25. 08 Pannullo. Katharine. 52 Parker. David. 148 Parlevacchio. Joseph. 16 Perm, Carolyn, 29 Pasquale. Dominick. S3 Pastor. Luzia. 14 Pavon, Marla. 14 Pearysr. Mark. 148 Pecors. Slav . 91 Pecora. Rick. 107 Pedras. Humberto. 71. 148. 153. Pegaro. Michael. 58 Pellegrino. Helenmarie. 24. 74. 134 Pellerito, Domenica. 32 Polos . Ann. 52 Pereira. Joee. 31. 148 Pereira. Julio. 149 Pereira. Maria. 59. 70 Pereira. Rosa. 149 Pereyra. Marilyn. 149 Perez, Damarry. 149 Perez. Michael. 58. 59 Perez. Yolanda, 35. 38. 149 Peterson. Reynard. 53 Retraces. Flora. 58. 149 Petrozzmo. John. 23 Phillip . Andrew. 90. 93 Piarro. Eloi . 99 Piegero. Michel . 04 Pills. Rena. 149 Pimentel. Manual. 99. 150 Pinho. Alexandre, 150 Pmho. Raul. 47. 117. 150 Pinto. Maria. 58. ISO Piorro. Ana. 59 Pire . Ana. 59 Pi re . Maria. 150 Pitaluga. Senen. 97 Polakowski. Carol. 42 Policastro. Peter. 150 Pollock. Rom. 53 Pontoriero. Joseph. 150 Porlela. Anabela. ISO Porter. Wilsonna. 71 Portuguese Club. 59 PortugueM. Dance. 78. 77 Portuondo. Carmen. 75. 151 Prazere . Robert. 15. 89. 89. 151 Prignano. Roxanne. 04 Prom 74. 75 PuglieM. Michael. 58 PuglieM. Michelina 151 Puliti. Teresa. 32 Puerta . Maria. 151 QQQQQQQQQ Ouesada. Dory . 13. 15. 74. 157 Quinones. EIim. 58 Quinones. Remedio . 151 Quientro. Manny, 107 RRRRRRRRRR Rsidn . Marian. 52 Ramos. Ana. 26 Rebimbas. Frank. 151 Rsbozo, Osvaldo, 15. 104. 105. 107, 151 Reggio. Anna. 152 Reis. Jack. 98 Rego. Jom. 81 Rend . Carlo . 87 Rendon. Carlos. 152 Resend . Maria. 50. 59. 70. 135, 152 Resend . Carolyn, 50. 152 Rentowicz. Geraldine. 152 Revi . Susan. 64 Ray. lets, 152 Reyes. Georg . 28 Reyes. Merisel . 32. 152 Ribau. Rom. 50. 61. 58. 125. 152 Ricardelli. John. 58 Riccardi. Erma. 35 Ricotta. Rita. 62 Rios. Antonio. 29. 153 Rispoli, Darren. 153 Rivera, Edward. 97 Rivera. Enrique. 153 Rivera. Madalin . 153 Rivera. Miriam. 153 Roberts. Ruby. 46. 47. 58 Robertson. David. 41 Robinson. Ethel. 153 Robinson. Lawrence, 153 Rocha. Dina. 121, 154 Rocha. Grace. 58. 59. 154 Rodelo. Joao. 154 Rodrigues. Antonio. 154 Rodrigues, David. 154 Rodrigue . Diamantino, 154 Rodrigue . John, 101 Rodriguo . Jorge, 43 Rodrigue . Maria, 154, 158 Rodrigue . Ricky. 15. 87. 96. 97 Rodrigue . Victor. 73 Rodrigue . Waller, 154 Rodriguez. Ana. 155 Rodriguez. Annie. 10 Rodriguez. Carmen. 155 Rodriguez. Enrique. 155 Rodriguez, Jorge. 43 Rodriguez. Maria. 26. 59 Rodrigue . Manuela. 64. 65 Roman, Nereida. 155 Ro a. Daniel. 67. 117, 155 Roaario. Ro� a. 155 Rosen. Bette. 36. 37 Ruba . Peter, 49. 88 Ruela. Jose. 64. 85. 9). 155 Rudinski. John. 75 Ruggeri, Nancy. 29 Ruggeri. Ronald. 29 Rulvo, Maria. 61. 156 Ruiz, Georg . 73 Sag . Janet. 32 Salagaj. Deborah. 43 Salagaj. Stanley. 43 Salvador. Isabel. 59. 156 Salerinitano. Eddie. 98 Sambur. Solomon. 36. 37 Sanchezmjoae. 40. 104. 105. 107, 156 Sanchez. Margarita. 156 Sanchez, Miriam. 156 Sanchez, Siomars. 36. 37 Sanchez. Virginia. 156 8anhudo. Frank. 9. 156 Santiago. Maria. 156 Santiago. Mickey. 5. 56. 59. 61. 67. 72. 117, 125. 135. 157 Santoro. Ana. 53 Santoro. Michael. 58 Santo. Arminda. 157 Santos. Alfredo. 157 Santo . Donna. 66 Santo . Fernando. 85. 98 Santos. Luis. 59. 78. 60. 81. 82. 83. 157 Santo , Jose. 73. 136. 157 Santo . Maria. 45 Santo . Maria E.. 61. 157 Santo . Sergio. 32. 113. 117, 157 Santo . Victor. 80. 83. 157 Sarabando, Teresa. 70 Sarsiva, Jack. 81 Scalnlon, Cathy. Science Department, 46. 47 Schmidit. Cynthia. 62. 158 Schmidt. William. 158 School. 2.3 School Ring. 172 Scott. Marched . 95. 108. 158 Scabra. Jos . 73 Seawall. Charlotte. 37 Swgarrs. Gabriel, 158 Selecky, Greg. 107 Sena. Angelo. 22. 23 Senator . Lena. 53 8hadowitz, Mr . 51. Shubsds. Stacey. 56. 158 Sheldon. Maria. 106. 109 Sign. 1 Silva, Adelaide. 59 Silva. Agoatlnho. 158 Silva. Anna. 158 Silva. Beatriz. 158 8ilva. Maria, 159 Silva. Maria. H.. 159 Sllvestre, Anna. 59 Silvestr . Joao. 159 Simmons. Viola. 52 Simmons, Carig, 85 Simons, Carla, 57, 98 Skinner, Glenda. 29 Smiley. Violet. 38. 39 Smith. Helen. 38. 39 Smith. John. 32 Smith. Eva. 29 Snowden. Florence, 64 Soares, Anthony. 117, 159 Soares, Roger. 99 Soccer 80. 81. 82. 83 Social Studies Department. 48. 49 Softball 106, 109 Sommers. Valeri . 95 Soto. Anibal. 159 Soto. Elizabeth. 159 Sotolongo. Belki . 66 Sotolongo. John. 159 Sou . Christina. 160 Sousa. Maris. 160 Sousa. Olivia. 51. 125. 127. 160 Southall. Fannie. 53 Special Services. 50 Spencer, Rosa. 160 Stage Crew. 71 Stapleton. James. 53 Steel . Josephine. 44. 45. 102, 103 Stephens. Edward. 41 Stoia. Jolene. 160 Strothers. Kerry. 87, 160 Strycharz. Bob. 100 Student Council. 60. 61 Sturm, Ann. 53 Suarez. Feliz. 104. 105. 106. 107. 152. 160 Suarez. Mayra. 50 Swykowski, Eleanor, 43 Szczepanik. Joseph. 74. 157. 160 TTTTTTTTTT Tslaya. Rui. 59 Tarler. Albert. 51. 137 Taylor. Christine, 23 Taylor. Ralph. 59 Tauares. Manny. 73 Teixeira. Maria. 59. 161 Tellez. Onelio, 15, 161 Tennis, 99 Tenreiro. Rodolfo. 161 Tereski, Susan, 49 Tati. Marjorie, 66. 161 Thorn . Marie, 53 Tonzola. Dennis . 138 Topar. Helen. 39. 138 Torres. Alberto. 161 Torres. Iraida. 64 Torres, Madeline, 161 Torres. Richard. 100 Trauisano. Ernest, 43, 101 Trimarco. Richard. 43 Truszkowska. Iren . 37 Tursdo. Mageles. 9 Twirlers. 62. 63 uuuuuuuuuu Uruart . Javier. 161 vvvvvvvvvv Valdes. Waldo. 97 Valent . Jorge. 59. 161 Valent . Maria. 26 Valledor. Mayda. 5. 35. 162 Valladares. Georg . 107 Valor. Barbara, 24. 162 ssssssssss Vargas. Elizabeth, 162 Vasquez. Maria. 57. 162 Vaz. Augie, 81 Vaz. Lea. 70 Vaz. Manny. 80. 81. 83. 162. 141 Vaz. Rosa. 72. 162 Velardo, Margaret, 28. 29 Velez. Gonzalo. 23 Velez. Frank, 91 Vslez-Lopez, Amilkar, 50 Veney, Lavarra. S3 Vera. Ricky. 97 Verdes. Anthony. 73 Verdi. Gerald. 102. 103, 162 Visna. Cesar. 59. 162 Vick, Josephine, 29 Vlllano. Robert. 162 Vitale. Marco. 163 wwwwwww Wagner. Joseph, 41 Wallace. Kathleen. 62. 163 Waltner, Laura. 61. 163 Ward. Aron. 57 Ward. Michelle, 59. 64 Watson. Leonard. 45 Washington. Felisha, 57, 95 Weight Lifting. 73 Watcher. John. 97 Webster. Darius. 41. 87. 88. 96. 97. 163 Weeks. Marilyn. 29 Werner. Virginia. 45 Whit . Michael. 91 Wilczek. Teresa. 163 Wilson. Edith. 53 Woodyard. Herachal, 163 Wrestling. 96. 97 Wright. Virginia. 35 Wu|ciak. Robert. 50 YYYYYYYYYY Yearbook. 72 Yonez. Julie. 62 York . Patrick. 53 Young. Patricia. 43 Yuschak, Michael. 98 Zacarlaa, Virginia, 58 Zafra. Davia. 163 Zalswski, Julia. 53 Zarrillo. Lui . 163 Zarrillo. Jamas 87, Zarro. Salvatore, 45 Zenna, Elaine, 24 Zoppi. Joseph. 46. 47. 99