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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

„S,SENIOto Sf 0 AL N 0° ON fACUlry A«$ $ao I °u VtuSM 4 Torch 1983 Volume 121 238 Van Buren Street IVewark, V.J. 07105 Introduction Title Page 1 COiVSTK UPDATE: IS T IIXALLY OVER? Construction is the bu ng and rebuking of old and new dreams if our wa s at East Side could tak. surely they would reveal many interesting stories about the restoration and additions that have taken place Butfcfing A. on Van Buren Street was completed and ready for use when we entered East Stde rt 1979. Burfdng B was opened In the beginning of our sophomore year, presentng new laboratories, a gym. a large afl-purpose room and general classrooms along with home economic fackties. m our Junior year, the ongoing restoration of buUdng C was t egnning to take shape Structural supplements were odded. whde the original architectural aesons and details remained it - AC U01 ioas,ruc,lon b«0an early seventies Of construction1 0 0001 WO 1 60 W« r® hrxafy 2 Intr, tion c 0r Str'JCtlon Stoylrtg m style With oge comes beauty these ©o' Introduction Constnjction 3 Our Talent Makes Tilings Happen Tho Shark , rehearsng before a performance at Officer Knjcke (Sergio GeratOe ) brecfcng ip me nrrtoto m the spring of 1982. in front of on enthusiastic home audience. East Side's auditorium set the stoge tor West Side Story. Much of the success of the play can be credited to the sound performances of Senaida Gonzalez. Jose Mendez. Robert More and past graduates, who dedicated many hours to the rehearsal and perfection of each act. On March 20th the cast brought their rendition to the Newark Museum, and presented an abbreviated version, of thee production, as a part of the Teen Arts Festival In attendance to support the talented group was director Mrs. Glover and our principal Mrs Cardiellos Congratulations for a job well donel The Snarvj leoder with his teocfing kxJy 4 Student Life Play sencsdo Gcmcfi. taking a break before ttse opening Jet mckng plans for o rvrnbte ogamst me Sbartts Tortght. tortght. being r g by Jose Mender Sandro Santos Modetne Afverodo and Robert Morel Student Llfe Play 5 keijHl I V65 A kL nsppen lA fc. Mafcng mule com noturoTy. to Tereso Mocoiro 6 Th©m© 83 Makes Things Happen Making another masterpiece. LJs Francisco A study m concentrated energy Betty 0 o making tier carving conform to tygn ttandardt “83” MAKES THINGS HAPPEN Mfce Peral gettng mto It. Maria Pereira, making e mat me develop wot workng property The year 1983 to many people is but another year of memories to add to their colection, but one more canale to put on their cake. We however, the graduating class of ”83'' feel differently, this is our chance to show the world what East Sders are mode of Our years at East Side have shown us that together we can reach out and help reshape our surroundings Ckx ambition, knowledge and determination w guarantee our success The year runteen-hundred and eighty-three is our chance to make things happen Theme 83 Makes Things Happen 7 TOIVIGIIT’S THE SIGHT On April 23. 1982. the Juniors, ond their guests, entered Casa Stc a with smies and excitement, awaiting an evening of fun and laughter Mr. Chi. greeted everyone personaly at the door, and informed us that there was plenty of food and refreshments for afl to enjoy Coming from the next room, we heard the sound of cisco music and saw reflections of the flashing bghts In odditon. we could hear the D.J. welcoming us to jo t the action on the dance floor. When the tempo changed, the couples then gathered for a slow dance. This was certainly a mght to remember, and it could only happen Just Once W got the o©at Can t you b© ©nous Patricio 8 Student Life Prom fU $ uniat ClciAA e uiv ScfuuJ X€t u A i? Lnout |aut pxeAence al uniat 2)inn«t £Danc« ►n SxiAay, Cfptii .T«2eni -tiu4 l nineteen fiunrUai eirjXtrj-l Io (2aia §lout Dancing the n g � t away A word of odvtce Student Life Prom 9 Always Looking Good Nobody can forget those long hours of study, cramming before an exam, and fa ng to get home before eleven Or can we? Yet East S ders always pul through and make things happen Of course. Mary Kurdyla and Jose Via choose not to remember mornings before school; wakng up at six to make an eight o'clock class After rusrtng her shower. Theresa Capra, then applys her makeup, and heods for her closet. At this time, most Raiders are doing the same Al of us jcrrp Into the nicest outfit we could possibly find, always succeeding at “looking good.” As we al wafc by each other In passing time, we become very aware of ocx surroundings We see Mk:hoei Wateki’s variety of colors. Moggie Gonzalez’s different styles of clothes. Mayte Garcia's outrageous hairdos, and. last but not least. Gladys Rivas' stnpes. With these speoal appearances, we march into class makng something happen We change our whole atmosphere We make it a brighter and more we -toned place Then, as we are seated the sweat of last night's studying breaks out. Even so. we await our work patiently never lettng our great looks disappear As we al know — East SkJers wl “always be looking good.” 10 Student Life Looking Good You've got to oe KOdng A peony for your thought ? Pespfte tor eocJng Note , note , note Student Life Looking Good OiY THE ROAD if we hod to vote on the events that highlighted our Junky Year, many happenings would come to mind, but none os prominent as our class trip to the Tamment Country Club at the Poconos. We welcomed the rest of the school to join us. and the turnout was more than abundant Thanks to the careful planning and dedication of class odvisor. Mr. Chi. and class officers, the trip was a delightful experience to al who attended Although there was a slight shortoge of snow, skmg seemed to be one of the major attractions sought by everyone, running a close second was horseback riding The indoor activities that were popular included, tennis, swimming, the steam room and sauna, dancing and of course socializing. Another event that comes to mind is the tour of the United Nations, taken by Mrs. Marchetti's Honors Engish H class The group was guided through the nerve center of the inter not anoly renown buricfcng. gathering facts ond useful information to be used in the assigned class project. When It came time to leave, no one wanted to go. the fun was just starting We al wished that our stay would be extended, but in reality we hod to return home, with hopes that next year we could once ogam repeat these trips and continue where we left off. Everyone in attendance agreed that the time spent was well worth it. Th© U N on a Spring day The Mg ttvrw at dmer 12 Student Life Trips Jofm P©r©� a. for CxorvoM booej Jote Mendez and Cfirtwy fortma n a duet entitled Ga� ty. JO M naez otaying teod guitar n me band. -Tierra opeong ryght Debbie Gcrfante • Cotar me dotty Jotin Pereira, go for if. Speedy! 14 Student Life Fashion Show Mtfovte Baldwin - Tickled oink JUST A TOUCH OF CLASS The year's fashion show began as cod and professional models paroded up and down the aisle of our stage in East Side's auditorium on March 19, 1982. It was perfectly titled. A Touch of Class and that was exactly what it brought to the school The fashion show was on excelent way to demonstrate what today's fashion conscious student enjoys weamg It included everything from Prom dresses to sports outfits. Some of the outfits were, a three-piece vested sut worn by John Pereira, a pink chiffon party dress worn by Debbie Golante. followed by Melovee Baldwin, who displayed a white and pnk mini outfit. Helping to keep the evening ively. entertainment was provided by Tierra. The Go'Go's, Pat Senator. Barry Gibb and Barbra Streisand The fashion show was an all round success Robert Morel mow oft hit harmonang at ■‘Tlerro do tneir «econa rurte Student Life Fashion Show 15 IN RECOGNITION ALBERT ANGKISANI Assist a ni Secretary Of Labor Lor Employment and Training 16 In Recognition Albert Angrisani wos confirmed as Assistant Secretary of Labor for Employment and Tracing by the U S Senate on March 12. 1981 As chief officer n the Department of Labor for employment and training programs. Mr Angrisani provides pokey and management direction to the administration of such activities as comprehensive job framing, unemployment nsuronce. and the Job Service, apprenticeship promotion, ofcen worker certification work incentive programs for welfare recipients, programs of tax credits for employers who hire hard-to-employ workers; and research and development, technical assistance, and labor market nformotion for the Nation's employment and framing efforts. Mr Angrisaru received his bachelor s degree from Washington and Lee University in 1971. r s master's n business odmmstration from Fairle� gh Dckmson University in 1974. and an Advanced Professional Certificate from New York University Graduate School of Busmess Administration m 1978 From August 1978 until he appointment as Assistant Secretary. Mr Angrisani was Vice-Presiaent of the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York The Assistant Secretary was born on August 26. 1949. n Newark. N J. He « married to the former Carofcne Purnel. They We n Arkngton, Va Mr Cr . Servo clots odvaor and Mr Angraani os on East S 3e trock merri er in 1965 In Recognition 17 ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS 18 Division Page Acodemics Ever since East Side was openec in the early 1900's, it has preparec students tor the demanding ife to encountered after h«Oh school. Our present administration 4 keeping practical education olive b, offering classes designed to educate students in skins beneficial to caree and life preparation. The newest clas available is Computer Math, wtxr enables students to learn bask programming useful in today's grow mg world of computer technology Other courses including General Gro phics. Mechanical Drawing anc Electronics, have long provided wort mg knowledge to East Side Students As we begm to enter society, we will realize the usefulness of ov education, the education that Eos' Side has been providing for over 7C years in if It In The Art Worl Wo?ch your frigwi 20 Academics Art Many thir that art is an easy, one-sided subject, consisting of flat watercolors. dried up markers, and foded construction paper Fortunately, within the wals of East Side, art is treated as a multi-dimensional subject, with classes n Art Foundations. Photography. Commercial Art, Crafts. Drawing and Painting and Stucco Art. Students are able to explore the many aspects of modern art and recreate the patterns and designs of ancient civilizations. The odditon of Photography exposed a new art form for East Siders to experience Students develop their Mm and using techniques learned in class, print the«r negatives m the quiet of the darkroom As part of Art Foundations, students study ceramics, and form clay objects, that are then fired in a kiln Drawing expands the ndividuoi's talent in freehand expression, and craft's relates ong al and trodtonal techniques which then con be applied to make assigned projects Art is more than markers and cardboard here at East Side, our Art program blends a variety of informative and expressive skins, with enjoyable and practical knowledge For years, we East Siders have been makng it in the Art World. Artists at work it's not workng Academics Art 21 Lofl got Phv ca Everyone has some memories of times spent in the gymnasium ond m health class Whether It's sweating it out doing aerobics or struggling through a health-test, these are things we can all relate to. To some, physical education is simply - “gym - free time to run around, socialize and work-out, but not for Raiders. Here we regard Physical Education os a necessary part of our curriculum Warming up. running m the park, playing one of the various sports, changing n a hectic locker room, and finally rushing to our next class These are things every East Sider has gone through Health, including Driver's Ed, ore the counterparts of Physical Education m these classes we discuss ways to become aware of our mind and body Physical Education and Health are ordinary classes but East Siders manage to change that, here these classes are unique m health I class, we learn about first ad. the detecting and treatment of diseases When Junior year arrived, we were reody and wrung to start Driver's Ed As the year ended nearly c4 the students had been awarded driver's permits for their hard work In our health iv and final health class here at East Side a va'iety of subjects are taught to prepare us for the future Who tod hearth was eosv Academics Physical Education Health 23 SCIENCE AXD TEf.IIA'OLOGY: toi� ay AAn TOMORROW Looking bock at East Side's past, you find that it was a high school of Technical and Manual Training. Today, that spirit is still corned on m our expanded technical shops and our diversified science program. In the school year 82-83 . new shops opened in building C. presenting students with the opportunity to work with odvanced equipment m metal and wood shops These, along with the already successful mechanical drawing, graphics, and electronics classes, offer students a variety of manual skirts that con be useful in their future Over the years, our science department has expanded into many distinctive courses, including chemistry, biology, physics and laboratories, keeping up with college demands for required courses It will take our future chemists, physicists and technicians to design and make our dreams reality. It's all a skilled pkan of action. We did our part and always made things happen. A line of this ana a ittie of mat makes We nood 1.983 copies Toogh decision For o little wtwght If u e « heavy. Now. very carefuty Odd the wafer Academics Science Technical 25 Now look Danny the « how it done Where dd the noocJes ©o’’ I should hove cut toddy Mrs Johnson Mrs Shodowrt 26 Mrs Gcsoo MEDIA {'ESTER: SEW ASR IMPROVED The sign says m th© fal of our Senior year, construction on the newly designed and relocated Media Center was finally finished The new Media Center boasts a large selection of reference materials, books, periodicals, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, filmstrips, records, filmloops and tapes, all available for student and faculty use Materials of historical significance and current events can also be obtained from the Center, as wen as access to over 30 reels of rrwcrofim librarians Mrs. Shodowitz. Mrs. Gipson and Mrs Johnson are ready to assist students and foculty in locating resource materials that wi o de reseorch. curriculum and or personal interests The Media Center provides a quiet surrounding for students who wish to study or read during lunch or study periods, as we as an area for class learning Students are acquainted with the Mecfca Center and its many valuable interests They realize and make ful use of all that the Media Center and staff hove to offer Even Evelyn Wood coMd nc Wortd o Center AC' Medta SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Upholding East Side's winning SPORTS trodton is not always easy, but ou dedicated athletes are constantly stnvr g to ootam top honors as the, SPORTS represent our school Competing in varsity sporti requires many hours of devotee SPORTS training and practice Such devot y has enabled East Side's athletes to be among the best n the oty We abc SPORTS credit the success of our sports teams to the quality coochmg and suppor present in ou school m ou Senior year we were able SPORTS to see ou tenrvs. basebafi and soccer teams captue city titles with winning attitudes and qualities found among SPORTS oil ou athletes We wish continuing success for oi of ou athletes and may they always be proud to say that the, SPORTS represent East Side SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 28 Division Page Sports Division Page Sports 29 AltOUXI) THE diamond Fcx girls softball, this season was one of the most productive years ever recorded at East Side. Tabulating 229 runs. 240 hits. 171 R.B.I.'s and 15 homeruns in 19 games, the softban team gave life to the snow shortened season Closely decided games with strong suburban teams Nutley and MiBburn. also gave the team incentive to finish second in a competitive, hard-fought race for the city title. Ample defense also backed up the offense, with the infield turning doubleplays in crucial situations, the outfield cutting down extra-base hits, ond a low walked percentage contributed by the pitchers Confinuing East Side's winning trodi-tion is not easy It takes practice and determination to compile a winning season, qualities that are already present m coach. Ms. Werner ond the softball team GkxSys ho$ it m her sight r� st tow: ado I'oiooi. fc sa ©Unnones � oso Corabolo. Diana Figueroa. A ce Ortu Mcheie Oecfcf Second Row Mary Coogan Feteho Washngton. Wtma Camocho. GtoOys Rivas. C c a Matos. S4v Guzman Third Row: Cooch Ms Werner. Vuvth Gonzales. Kety Shenck Neddy Bartel, and Assistant Cooci Canos Rocha 30 Sports Softball Good � � re� cft. out by o mi Scoreboard East Side Opponent ES 1-3 Nutley ES 10-8 Sprmgfietd ES 23-6 Varfsburg ES Forfeit Arts High ES 6-16 Livingston ES 5-7 West Side ES 1-5 Mitburn (County Tournament) ES 24-10 Barringer ES 6-8 Shabazz ES 17-6 Central ES 18-22 Weequahic ES 24-8 Irvington ES 14-4 Vaiisburg ES 14-4 Arts High ES 16-6 West Side ES 1-2 Witxirn ES 14-5 Barringer ES 20-6 Shabazz ES 12-4 Central ES 4-11 Weequahic Record 12-8 City Record 11-4 M ddy doubt mm up Soort� Sottball 31 Hart tme hudcJe Another score OKiniKOiY GREATS Whie professional football was on strike. East Side'! team was not on strike in the hearts of our young athletes Despite the long practices, the cleats dug in . the pads popped and the games began Under the direction of coach. Di Francesco and assistant cooches Travisano. Leonards and Gould, the Eas Side Football team showed real potential However, the Raiders didn't wm as many games as expected Nevertheless, the dedication, desire, enthusiasm and-most of a -hard work exhibited by the team helped to overcome the scoreboard disappointments Run for doylghtl Student body right breaking away Jo P r 0 victor Cardteios Gt n Notan Koyro mman Jam Rr t Row Tom Fortonborry. Victor cara os. Mamy LOdO. Roncw BoyC . Gf 0 Gom i Jos Cv no S corx3 Row Coach Loooco, Jorv. Mocm Tony f■££' Chr� P rry. Ricky Smth. Ch st c Wftcrrw Wayn Hi. R Jy Orta SoeeCy P r «a. Cooch Go J. Manny B r r DOuQ Odam. Tom Odam. Cooch t ma. Chart DeAmotdo. Roy Korstno Manny iodo Roy korshng Football Scoreboard East Side Opponent ES 6-12 Irvington ES 0-30 Vateburg ES 6-19 Essex Cathokc ES 14-40 Barringer ES 0-41 Weequahic ES 15-41 Kearny ES 8-47 Shabazz ES 14-28 West Side ES 12-46 Central Final Record 0-9 Boc Row Coach Dabom. Cooch Paltto. Alex Perez. Ceasar Munoz. Ricky Vera. Kevn Eto.Sergo Bencomo. Raymond Reoozzo. Mfce Merten Kneeing Crts Gantz. Shown Frauer. Mono Aponte. George Gonzales. Lous Barreco. Kmberto Mota. mao Rodnguez. Srttng Feix De«So. Aribai Cortez. Henry Siva Senen Pttcfcjgo. Kevin W«ams. Heneier Payes Raymond Rebozo strugglng for o comeback The East Side mat men are always ready to put up a good fight. They proctice hard long hours after school wrestling each other for practice Put when it's time for the real match the advesary better be ready The whole team cheers on eagerly as one of their own is on the mat. Coaches Daborn and Pafttto make sure everyone on the team is able to meet the demanding weight requirements The could mean ping on the sweats and doing a tremendous amount of exercising or eating as much as you can in order to reoch your desired weight All in as the team is dedicated and always on the go. Each and every member joins together to help lead East Side to it's victory Showng Off his strength Heodng on to Victory Pin’em Flii And the champ is Wresttng Scoreboord East Side ES 48-18 Opponent lynhurst E$ 56-18 Paterson E S. ES 38-36 West Side ES 46-24 Linden ES 38-30 HKde ES 46-10 Bayomo ES 30-36 Va stxxg ES 38-21 Irvhgton ES 30-28 Orange ES 48-27 Hudson Cothokc ES 34-33 Votsburg ES 42-20 St Peter s ES 40-31 (JC) West Side Final Record 4-0 34 Wrestling Skating To Victory Coochei Stenko and Blozen exploring me play Blozen making hu move caroaxJ me Getting around me defense Hockey Scoreboard East Side Opponent ES 4-3 Mfeum ES 6-8 Newark Academy ES 5-13 CHton ES 3-6 St Peters ES 14-3 West Orange ES 3-0 Brick Memoroi ES 3-5 Hudson Camo c ES 5-2 New Dorp SJ ES 10-0 West Essex ES 5-2 Hudson Cathokc ES 3-10 Oft on ES 8-4 West Orange ES 2-2 West Orange ES 5-0 St Peters ES 2-1 Hudson Camo c ES 2-6 St. Peters ES 8-3 Mltoum ES 11-8 ES 4-13 CHton ES 2-14 Cfl A Final Record 11-W 10-1 1-T Berne Laiev. super star Teem snot Front row Coach Rudy Blozen li e Robnson. Anthony Blozen. Matty McKeon. Edc e Borger. Bemie Laley. John Rodnguez. Bobby Strycbarz. vschoei Laley. Cooch Frank Stenko. Bock row John Qui. Canos Rodnguez. Tommy Btozen. Peter Wotcheck. Mozart Baroosa. Ronny Blozen On the ice and off. the hockey team is definitely a credit to East Side. They exhibit enthusiasm and determination as they race after the puck down the ice. They practice long hours after school at the Iron bound Recreation Center with the help of coaches Mr Blozen and Mr Stenko Captain Bernie LoHey was named the leodmg scorer by the Interscholastic Hockey League In the game against West Essex he scored two hat tricks snapping a 9-9 tie when he scored unassisted, leading East Side to it's victory John Rodriguez. Bobby Strycrarz. Ron Blozen and Ed Borger also scored The future of the team is very positive. They will only be losing one senior this yeor, which leaves a whole team of exceient hockey players to carry on the East Side tradition of being a great teom. Hockey 35 iivnooK STARS Team shot. Front row. Ertc Darby. Sal Sngleton. Wayne Hi. Bock row Cooch Gould. Assistant Coach Rockley. Greg tnman. Ronald 8oyco. Dwight Reaves. Glenn Nolan. Ricky Jackson. Cooch Layton Both our girts and boys basketbal teams are always striving for perfection They enter eoch game with spirit, stamina and determination, representing East Side with pride Each of the students on the teams holds special significance in the role they play. They correct each others mistakes, accept instruction from their coaches and learn to function as a unit. Our basketball teams put in many hours of practice and effort to achieve the credibility that is carried on by representing East Side Dffcde it - pass it Boys Basketbai Scoreboard East Side Opponent ES 64-70 Shabcaz ES Bye-Bye Manst ES 56-68 Centra ES 68-76 Weeqvamc ES 60-66 West S-de ES 52-67 VObOurg ES 52-70 Barmger ES 46-66 ShaDau ES 56-73 Centra ES 60-06 Irvington ES 54-78 WeeqooNc ES 58-76 West S ae ES 63-60 Arts ES 54-70 VatePurg ES SS-8t Barringer Final Record W-t 1-13 Girts Basketbafl Scoreboard Opponent Barringer Snaba Central Weoquah c West $.oe VoSSburg Arts Barringer Shabazz Centra WeequaMc West S J0 Vahburg Arts East Side ES 26-70 ES 0-00 ES 14-65 ES 12-60 ES 11-54 ES 20-78 ES 30-50 ES 21-70 ES 0-10 ES 14-60 ES 10-71 ES 22-60 ES 21-76 ES 14-60 Final Record 1-14 W-0 Evelyn D«a reody for the pass Rising lc for a layvp Team shot. Carte Ross. Crystal Moms. Eieen Mo na Ros Josephine WcTtoo. Keshia Be . Comet Corswel. sitting. Evelyn Deo. Tarmy iew� . Annette Evans. Mary Jo Kocerek. Byrum. Daisy Torres Drtbbing past the defense Track ream 1st row Uno Srnoes, Amaro Pereira. Paul Santos. Manny Santos. Lyzotte Gonzalez. Leona PhAps. Vanessa McCloud. UnOa Johnson. Sonya Fortenberry. Mono Branco. Aureto Smoos. 2nd row Omar Mosquedo. Octval Marques. Pearo Casquetro. Jose Mocor Antxx Ptcado. Jose Barr os. Gerardo Meceko. Thomas Fortenberry. Todd Moss. Danny G'oce. Jorge Noiou. Peoo Soma. Frank aos Santos 3rd row Edward Perez. Jmmy Taylor. Agoshnho Pichardo.kAchoel Yuschofc. Armbdo Amador. Lorenzo Sheppard. Ervin Rodnques. Holder Hennques. John Accbou. Agostnho Cardoso. Juan Pena. Jose Fernandes. John Coamano. PaJ Gomes. Track Team Seniors 1st row Thomas Fortonperry. Pedro Casque a. co-captan. Todd Moss. 2nd row Jose Mocor. Gerardo Marcetro. co-captain. Octval Marques Keeping aheod of the race Trock The East Side 1983 outdoor season was highlighted by some strong individual efforts, especially from our senior sprinters The sprint team was led by Ricky Jackson. Thomas Fortenberry. Ocival Marques and Jose Mocor In all competitions these fine track men established themselves as premiere in sprinter class The Distance team was led by quality runners like Mario Branco. Jose Barros. Jorge Noiou. Pedro Sousa. John Caamano. Gerardo Maceira and Frank dos Santos East Side supported a very respectable record of 10 3. although 1983 was considered to be a rebuilding year The lessons learned through running for the Raiders track program reflect a lesson learned for life. A runner's worth is judged by h� $ contribution to the team Efforts are not just assessed by the wm” column, but more m the real achievement of the individual sacrifice and dedication exhibited by the participant It is here that running friendships and the spirit of brotherhood develops and grows Congratulations to a group of fine runners Fast soo Track Oub 1st row Edward Perez. PoU Gomes. Juan Pena. Jojo Fernande . PoU Santos. Monny Santos AmaroPerevo. PedroCasqueira. John Acabou. HeWer ervk sJJnoSmoe . 2nd Frank dos Santo . John Coamano. Pedro Soma. Mono Branco. Jorge Tto au_Jo e 7 ° Mr hoe vmchafc. 3rd row Lorenzo Sheppard. Leona Ph«p V anessa Mocera. Preedent. Omar Motojedo Arthm Ptcodo Ervm Roc Fortenberry ikxJo Jotvsson. Aueto Simoes. Thomas Tortenberry. Mr 0 e Dickerson. odvsor. ioaa moss Trock Scoreboara East Side ES 74-35 ES 60-49 ES 77-32 ES 44-65 ES 66-43 ES 65-44 ES 56-53 ES 64-45 ES 55-54 ES 58-51 ES 52-57 ES 50-59 ES 56-53 Final Record W 10 13 Opponent ►«s� oe Clttord Scott Befvke Voksburg Arts Essex Cathofcc Orange West Orange kvngton Shabozz Central Bomnger Btoomfietd Track 37 Stepping Out Cross Country is a team sport You gauge your entire team's success according to individual performances. East Side seniors r ave dominated three of the top seven soots on the 1982 Cross Country teom The best all around performances came from Pedro Casqueir-a. fmishrig first for East Side n many of the invitational meets. Michoel Santoro and Gerardo Macera complete the senior threesome These young men have turned in some very impressive performances under very drffcuit circumstances They were assisted by many talented underclassmen who wtl contrtue our Cross Country success. Mono Bronco City Champ 1982. Frank DosSantos. John Caamano. Aurefco Smoes. Jose Barros and Fernando Santos. They ore the best support runners on the varsity level. Our season was a complete success. We enjoyed many excellent races from our whole team. 38 Cross Country Sports Top row Cooch Dickerson. Pau Gomes. Aueto Smoes. Mtehoei Santoro. Fernanao Tenero. P«c Sousft. Geroao Moce a. Mchoei Yuschc . Captain Mono Branco. Asst Canos Rocho Mode fe Arttx Pscodo. Mamy Santos. Jose Femanoes. Juan Pena Frank Dos Santos. Pearo Casaue a Borrow Jknmy Taylor. Amaro Pere o. PoU Santos. John Acaoou. Jorge Nokxi Fernando Tenero. Jp Barros. Aureto Smoes. Mario Branco. Frank Dos Santos. Pedro Cosc je a. Mchoe Santoro. EAST SIDE CROSS COUNTRY EAST SIDE OPPONENT ES 22 Spingom High 39 ES 21 Central H jh 72 ES 15 Arts 85 ES 22 Shabazi 34 ES 15 West Side 74 ES 15 Weeqoahic 65 ES 18 Barringer 42 ES 24 VadsPurg 21 ES 17 Essex Cathoic 41 ES 24 Clifford Scott 33 East Side's Record 91 2nd City Championship 2nd Essex County Championship 5th Group Four Section two Tim , and tne PaxJw wot tor no coocn Cross Country Sports 39 SERIES icoi.vn Our 1982 season was a winning one. county championship, was a great win over Livingston in the county tournament Then a win against Morristown in the state tournament enabled us to finish with an overal record of fifteen wins and six losses Honors were bestowed on Ronald Selecky. Antonio Fernandez and Frank Zayos Selecky was selected for the all city, oil county and al state teams by the Newcrk Star Ledger Antonio Fernandez pitched a perfect game against Livingston and consequently was picked as the outstanding athlete of the week, along with city and second team all county honors. Frank Zayas made Neworks oH city team and all county third team. There were other standouts on the team such as Ricky Gonzalez, a good basemon with a B A of 377. Carlos Rivera, a fine third baseman. Jose Vila an outfielder and catcher. Manny Benitez, outfielder-pitcher and subs Luis Alivarado and Joe Barreiro. The team is looking forward to a better 1983 season with a tougher schedule Although we have tost some good players, the bufc of the team is returning along with some outstanding J.V. players from last season. Battery motet Hr t Row Romy Selecky. -ose Via. OtXto Oai. Benny Santogo. Anmony Ver . Fetx Ruz Carlos Rev Aivardo Second Row Rolando Repoeny. Antomo De Olvera Franceco Zoyas Jr . Ricky Gon« e Men Benitez. Tony Fernandez. Ramon Reoozo 40 Sports Baseball Meetrvg of the minds Sports Baseball 41 A ittte help from Cooch 8 ok SCOREBOARD EAST SIDE OPPONENT ES 14-10 ES 15-6 ES 10-5 ES 4-7 ES 8-5 ES 2-16 ES 7-4 ES 11-40 ES 5-2 ES 3-6 ES 8-1 ES i-o- ES 13-4 ES 6-9 ES 1-2 ES 8-7 ES 10-6 ' Shobazz Weequahic Bayonne West Side Barringer Bayonne St Peters (J C ) Seton Hall Vodsburg Snobazz Central Central Weequahic Livingston West Side Barringer Caldwell East Orange Morristown Elizabeth Vodsburg 15 6 ES 4-7 ES 8-7 Overall Record City League Record 10 2 Greater Newark Tournament Games State Tournament Gomes ho the tea sign No Advance on Vla s amt A clothes Ine catch So what's me cat irrp? WINNERS AOAliV The winning trodition continued this yeor with hard work as the order of the season. This years record of 13-3-1 was accomplished with good and hard performances by all players Outstandng this year were Jose Rego as stnder and defender This year Rego was elected to the all county team along with Aug e Vaz Other seniors that were outstanding were Rinaido Cocito. the goalkeeper. Carlos Duarte, the stopper; Americo Oliveria. the left halfback. Tony Nunes, the defender and Elmer Solorzano the halfback. The state sectional final was without a doubt, the highlight of the season. The loss of 1-0 to Vadsburg in the city leogue. was the low point of the season Overall team performed superbly with the tolent and competition it faced The returning players look forward to another year of victories. Aiming fey the net Auge vaz Jteott agorot Pattenon CathoAc Corto Duarte stoos another attack 42 Sports Soccer Sports Soccer 43 neooeo for me net Soccer East Side Opponent ES 9 Weequohic 0 ES 9 Matcon X 0 ES 2 Irvington 1 ES 5 Sparta 1 ES 2 Orange 0 ES 8 Central 0 ES 0 Pat Kennedy 0 ES 9 West Side 0 ES 1 Wal 10 ES 8 Arts 0 ES 3 Elizabeth 2 ES 0 VaHburg 1 ES 3 St. Bennedtcts 2 ES 2 Pat Catholic 1 ES 1 Plainfield 0 ES 2 Livingston 0 ES 1 Columbia 4 Team Record 13 3 1 W L T 44 Sports Soccer Elmer Sotorzono me neu Rmddo Coctto confidently retains the txai Ameoco Otveka shows off his left foot snj First Row. I R Cooch Neves. Francisco Cosai. John Ferrera. Tony Moroes. Sergo Santos. Jose Osono. PoU Ferer. Mono Santos. Jose Cusmro. Armando Sararva Armando Da Cunha Second Row John Campos. Jose Rego. Ag$ Vai. Elmer Sotorano. RnakJo Corito. Amehco Olvera. Canos Duarte. Jock Siva. Tony Nines Manriy Asjooa - Drop K t .. r tun a THIS IS A CHEAT RACKET. The 1982 Terms team folowed the previous team s outstanding undefeated season They ogam won the city title with a 10-0 record, and finished the season with an overal record of 12-3. Senior. Manny Assena had a city record of 8-0 and Antonio Morreiro also contributed to the team's success The terms team wi only be losmg two seniors ttw year but the remanmg players are very confident about the team's future, Row LCX Cotta satx Oiv o. Lucy Nto Jo Do S� vo Mem Mor o Socond Row Poj Da S vo Eomando COKX Mm Ma Mono Ano-ooo Evanjto Meto. Cart Couto. VKfc Porora Coort! Mm ancm Antonc Morrero wvng anotnor oco East so Opoonon ES 3 Am 2 ES 3 Mateom X 2 ES S Wfoxhc 0 ES 4 Contra 1 ES 5 Am 0 ES 3 rvngton 2 ES S Essoi CcmcOc ES 5 AM SO 0 ES 1 v« ono 4 ES 0 Nov on Acoatn s ES 5 MCtCOrr X 0 ES 0 Mormtown s ES S Wo Soo 0 ES 5 woooxnc 0 ES Contra c • Oxnty Tcx namont • $tato Tcxrtamont T om Rocord Ov KH) Ovwai 12-3 Spors T©r� n« 45 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES There is more to school ife than just ocodermcs There are numerous clubs and sports In which the class of '83 has participated Through these extra-curricular activities, we have learned to share the responsibilities of defeat as well as the glory of victory Whether we cheer for teams or play an instrument m our band, we are sti representing East Side and developing ourselves mto what we consider a true East Sider Although there have been some minor falls, we always manage to pick ourselves up and continue to give it our best shot, for anything can be accomplished it one really tries Whatever the future may hold, the class of '83 wi always make things happen ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 46 Division Page Clubs Activities ’• th® spint.' Division Poge Clubs Activities 47 Our Clubs . Boricjo This club is designed to aid the development of Puerto Rican-Lafmo Youth. These individuals receive additional guidance and orientation on educational and career opportunities Ms Rodriguez, the club's advisor, also hopes to address the needs of the Puerto Rican-latino Community. Trips to colleges and museums are always on the club's agenda. They also attend conventions with other Aspira clubs to meet with fellow members and exchange views on both individual and community issues. An annual banquet is sponsored by the club, where awards for scholastic achievement, and participation are given Boricuo dub: 1st row: Raul Soto. Rod Montalvo. Roberto Fgueroo. Geo© Citron. Eodte Acosta. Dave Ramos. 2na row: Ms. RoOguez. ocvsor. Evefyn Fgueroo. Morel Perez. Carmen Gonzalez. Magrot Mkrtz. Robert Morel Botany It takes more than just a green thumb to keep plants and flower arrangements looking the best. You need to know the proper care for growing plants, and the principles of flower arranging This is exactly what you get if you're a member of Ms Klapholz's Botany club. These students create holiday centerpeces and other arrangements. They have also begun to grow their own plants. If mother nature does her part of the job. the Botany club will sponsor a plant sale in the Spring. Mr. Kiopfxxz oomonst'atrg how to create beoutfj Christmas centerpeces to members of the Botany dub Comoro These individuals meet with Mr. Cutrino to learn and apply proper picture taking techniques. The group takes field trips to find the most inte'esting subjects to photograph. Their portfo o contains pictures from the New York skyline. Cherry Blossoms r the park to the Fashion Show. The photographer's next trip is to New York, this tme by Ferry boat They plan to capture every moment on film. 48 Clubs Camera dub: Ana Node. Rosa Matos. Heddy Bartel. Mr. Cutrino. odvisor. Carmen Rtve-a. Teresa Batata gang over photographers at c meeting. Computer Club: Poul Flor. Chee Eng. Ab o Pomra. John Cunho. Mora Pnho. Mono 8artx3so. Tony S va. Jackie Sontoj. Helena Lee. Elmer Sokxzano busy at work wue Mr Saiogaj looks on Computer Math Pac-man. Donkey Kong. Centipede, Frogger ... We're being invaded! The video craze is affecting everyone, and East Siders are no exception. Our Computer Math Club makes sure of this. Computer technology is on the verge of revolutionizing the world. The members of this club are truly part of this revolution. They plan to enter a statewide test, and compete against other computer clubs, with help from Mr Salagaj. their advisor Their first job at East Side was to program our computers to tally senior ranks. This was a job formerly held by a staff member Thanks to the clubs members' computer know how, we no longer have to look to the staff for help, we head stroight for the computers Dance Band: Jose Pertera. Ben Feicono. Rck Segarro. Jett Persetti. Alcio Mrando. Tony Matot. Jose Tovars. Crts Oiviers. Jose Motod Crx T. 1st row Dianne Mateo. Sonta Gonzalez. Ju e Armand. Adei Enna Rcmano. Marta Pmentel. 2nd row Efea Qunonez. Deobe Dei Grtppo. Senaca Gonzalez. Josepbne Provatta. Evelyn Figueroa. M a Muv Gaspor Cerquera. Giorta Gomez. Sharon Gresham. Mk3a Domnquez; 3ra row Ceso Ferrero. Teodcyo Siva. Rose Perez. Mona Guarrorc. Marta Matos. Yvette Mendez. FAcheie Oeckei. Jeanette Mux,z. Inez Podia. John Cunho Chok X These are the famed vocalist of East Side. Under the direction of Mrs. Glover, the students are successfully involved in various programs. Among them were a Christmas concert at East Side and Symphony Hall along with caroling in St. James Hospital. The club is involved in an Opera Festival where 1000 state wide students meet to sing together. Of course our Senior Musical would not be the same without our Choir J . Stage crew: EkX Cunho. Abino Reverendo. Jose Cunha. Troy Conjhue and David Letts take time out. Stage Crew It's not magic that makes things happen at East Side's assembly programs. It's the stage crew that makes them run so smoothly. Curtains open when they should and lights on and off at just the right moment thanks to this group of students. They quietly run the entire program. We don't have to look behind the scenes to know the stoge crew is doing their job Dance Bond Another woy musically inclined East Siders can express their love of the arf is by joining the Dance Band Mr DeNoia. the band's conductor, concentrates on music from the Jazz era. They perform at our assemblies as well as those In local grammar schools. The musicians are planning to attend a Count Basie Concert to motivate them towards ultimate perfection. Clubs 49 Honored East Siders After oil the hard work, hours of study, and determination to do their best, the Honor Society deserves an expressing round of applause These students who receive the high honor of becoming members of the National Honor Society made East Side radiant with pride and honor. Candidates are required to maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or oetter. Service to the school, participation in activities, and development of leadership abilities are some of the fundamentals that are highly stressed This year all 30 members of the Honor Society want to make things happen, and have akeady become organized to do so. They have held a coke sale which produced funds that will be used for future endeavors. Almost immediately after the induction ceremony new officers were elected Wating for the ceremony to oegn HONOR SOCCTY 1st row, Mrs Glover. Maria Do Cruz. Virginia Zacorios. Cristina Pinno. Patrcio Arcdeo. Ma-y Coogan. Ana Oiveira. Rosemarie PinheJro. 2nd row: Maria Rtoeiro. Data Pacheco. Maria Gandorez, Maria Waldo. Maria Do Pinno. Maria Pereira. Te'esa Coora. Reddy Bartel.' 3rd row Marie Benatti. Mara Gonzatez. Dina Hennques. Maria Baroosa. Jackie Santos. Cmdy Homefc. 4th row Jcse Tavares, Manny Assena. John Cunha. AMo Pereira. Mk saei Santoro 50 Honor Society Teresa Copra, tokng port n the induction ceremony £ Mrs. Glover ntroOudng the guest speaker. Mrs. Pelerito guest speaker for the evening. French The French Club, soys advisor. Mrs Castanheira. re.nforces in an informal setting, the customs and traditions of France and its people, learned in the language class. In this manner, the student experiences the various aspects of the French culture in a more social atmosphere The members enjoyed a Christmas luncheon at a French Restauront and celebrated Mardi Gras before Lent. Some members will also participate in the international Night program, as they have before. The most prominent member of the club receives an award at the close of the year. French Oub 1st row. Aida Xavier. Dina So. Pada Gome , lurde Gandarez. 2nd row: Marta Fartnho . Ctoudo Cotoo. Marta Casainho. Marta Barboja. Marta do Pinho. 3rd row: Mr . Cajtanhera. Caclda Barbosa. Irene Mon o. Maria Fernandez. Eizobeth Gome . MkJa Domnguez. Dtane lemos. John Dugu© Debating Research the material, find an angle, and then attack. This is the sequence followed by the members of the Debating club each time they are approached with a new topic. Mrs. Marchetti. who advises the group, aims to develop the art of debating among these members. The team is presently debating intra-city schools, and will soon be involved in inter-city competition. They are also eligible for awards offered by the National Forensic League for merit, honor and excellence. Debatng ctub 1st row: Hokwa Lee Maria Rtaevo. Teresa Mocero. 2nd 'Ow Mrs Marchottt. Manny Assena Future Physicians 1st row Teresa Capra. Cindy Homek. Mario Da Cruz; 2nd row Mayte Garcia. Deaeen WBam . Adrienne Eatman. Andrea Barkan, Mono Rodrguoz. Rosemary Morals. Vfgno Zocartas. Vera Alves. 3rd row Ramond Vtasoo. Joey Pereira. Amador Casteta. Ricky Copate. Gonzoiea Francisco. Ralph Gochetti. John Cuhna. Jose Bronco. Cartos Gonzatez. Jose Matos. Mrs Roberts. Tony Monero Fjti e Physoons This is the club for the doctors of tomorrow. Mrs Roberts is the club's advisor who stimulates interest in a medical career. Some members are doing science related projects for various fairs Others are in the process of inviting speakers to discuss medical issues. The club is also involved in an exciting summer enrichment pro-gram. Clubs 51 FROM EAST SIDE TO BROADWAY Some of the actors were pacing nervously and mumbling lines while others put the finishing touches on the set. Actresses checked their makeup and others attended to costumes and props Then the director shouted. Places everyone! The movement and the ncse came to a sudden stop, the lights came on, and the curtain opened. The first of the three-one act plays was entitled The Audition is Over . A daughter was torn between her protective mother and her pushy drama teacher. It was push and pull throughout the act. The suspenseful ending left the daughter's decision to the audience's imagination. The curtain re-opened with a divorced couple in the midst of their so caned Amicable Parting. Ironically, the two continuously argued as they proceeded to divide up their belongings. The hilarious battle reached its climax as the two failed to divide up their dog, but a happy ending prevailed. The final play opened with a 40 year old army recruit, doing his best to fa l his physical and psychological tests. The comedy continued to amuse the audience, until he finally failed his tests. It ended on a more serious note This recruit reaped that he truly didn't want to faJ Rather he wanted to make a life for himself, perhaps the army was his only chance The entire show was an over all success The actors and actresses gave performances comparable to off-Broadway productions. From the selection of the plays to the final curtan call. East Side's Drama Club is one of the most exciting, creative and rewarding classes East Side has to otter. Front Row Looordo Cordero. Rex once Snowden. Victor Cardieios. Lucy Bettencourt. Mche.'e Santos. Second Row: Mora Andre. John Pe-efra, Juvenal Caspar. .oonina Estovos. Rosa Cunno. Maryann Tremel. Ana Sanchez leonirda Cordeiro fa’-s into the arms of her husPona The recruit's physical was on actual struggle. Club Members 1st row Ru Fernondez. Dov d Coton. Robert Morol. Domngos Fernandez. Glenn Boyce. Carlos Pires. Joe Vlcoso. Mr. Bk� . 2nd row Manny Pinto. Mork Garcio. Pod'o Costa. Frank Dominguez. Arnold Bed. Darryl Smith. Rfcky Rodrguez. 3rd row Geo'ge Amaral. ENrn _ Podnco. Jose Mejos. l«is Bryges. Carlos Meja Gym Weghtittng “Pumping Iron isn't the only thing members of the Gym weightlifting club do. This is the group of individuals found in the universal gym after school grunting and groaning their way through their strenuous routines They look to Mr. Blasi, their advisor, for instruction about proper technique in using the equipment It's also up to Mr Blasi to convey the importance of weigh? lifting to an individual's health, strength and endurance in addition to the obvious, muscle development. It takes time and perseverance to make this group of guys the muscle men we know them to be. Robert Morel dong his np flexors tistory club: 1st row Mayte Gordo. 2nd row Luo Pereira. PoJ Fior. Chee Eng. Maria Carbacho. Patricia Areoieo. Dina Matos. Chrism© Resureicoo. Mona Perera. Mono Rtoeiro. Virginia Zocanas. 3rd row Gina Rockier. Doene Auebano. Rosomory Moras. Teresa Capra. Mona Ganderez. Chris Oiivero. Ana Oiveiro. Teresa Moceire 4th row Mr Matanga. Lucy Nyarsm. AJma Stuckey. Mara Couto. Mara Mock . ComAo Dorrw guez. Heday Bartel. Jacqua Santos. Cindy Horrvek. Aoio Peroxa. Mary Coogon. John Cunha. Doba Pacheco. Mcheie Fogier. Helene Vidrerro. Robert Morel. Vera Alves. Maria Do Cruz rtstocy It is often said that history repeats itself The members of the History club ore always investigating this theory. These are the individuals who meet with Mr Matanga to discuss current events and their effect on society. They pion to visit our nation's capital which will broaden their prospective of national affairs. They also hope to relive the historical moments of our nation's birth by visiting our birthplace of independence in Philadelphia ttakan cub Is? row Mr Ponfonero. Teresa Carnlceia. Teresa Copra. Jeff Prosetl. Ana Gomec. 2nd row Decoe Pec ora. Rosongoto Costa. Ana Ramos, fcana Rodrguez. Ralph Gnchetti. Frank Montexo. Carlo Faowno. Anthony Tonzola. Anthony boscia. Nancy Amato it otan The Italian culture is carried on here at East Side by Mr. Pontoriero and his club. The Italian club's purpose is to famiarize and extend the civilization and literature of the Italian people The group plans to take a trip to New York to see an opera and enjoy some of Italy's favorite foods Clubs 53 And More Clubs Extra. Extra is what you get if you're reading the Announcer, our school newspaper. The talented members of the staff publicize the news in addition to highlighting student activities. One of the more clever of their features was a baby picture of a staff member, a guess who photo. The members of this club receive excellent experience in newswriting ond layout, thanks to their advisor. Ms. Peilerito. Annorrnc r Newspopor: Marta Rtoero. Ms. Petetria, Done lemos. Tony Coetono. Marta Resende. Marla Fartnhos. Amanda Rouseiie. NWa Dominguez Teresa Mocefra Nature Our Nature club investigates the inside story of wildlife. They put on their hiking boots in search of the real outdoors. In former years, the club has visited places such as Stokes National Park. High Point and even the Appalachian Trail. This year the crew is led by Mr. Rubas. He hopes to keep up with the club's standards ond visit as many natural wonders as possible His purpose is to give his members an opportunity to observe all the beouties of nature. Nature c� ub 1st row: Rooerto Arcoleo. Potrtco Arcoeo. Ab o Porreira. Ana Otvera. Maria Perero. jortn Cunha. 2nd row: Mala Gandarez. Teresa Copra. Cindy Momefc. Jocque Santos. WgWa Zac anas, Marta da Cruz. Vera Alves. 3rd row Do'a Pocheco. Maria Couto. More Gaxo, Helena V oto. Robert Morel. Rosemary Morais. Mr. Malania Portuguese The mastery of the Portuguese language is the main purpose of the Portuguese club. Ms. Duarte, who advises the group, urges the appreciation of the culture of the country as wen. The active club has been involved in such activities as Mardi Gras, parades ond East Side's International Night. They also plan to enjoy the country's favorite foods by eating at a Portuguese Restaurant in New York. The club awards an annual scholarship to the most out-stanang Portuguese speaking student. Club Shot: 1st row Vera Modem. President. M� guei S� va. Vlce-Pre dent. Sandra De Castro Treasurer. 2nd row Anabela Mrando. Beste Cunha. Marta Neves. Rosa Pinheiro. Ana Fonsoca. Rosa Mariana, Ana Pnho. Mara Da S va. 3rd row Ebo Amooo. Prooosa Cardoso. Ana Pres. Ana Fernandes. G sela F� pe. Morta Forinhas. C«do a Rodrigues. Antonio Motos. Maria Do S vo. Mo-goret Amaral; 4th row Morta F Da S vo, Rosemary Morais. Anabela Raposo. Marla Dos Santos. Jose Dos Santos. Maria Pereira. Paulo Duarte. Rosa Santos. Margartaa Correo. Vctor Santos. Tony Moreno. Jose Tavares 54 Clubs A real winter woodertond The East Side Ski Club had another exceptionally good year in that they had made several day trips to Great Gorge and Vernon Valley in New Jersey, and had a beautitu! weekend in Londonderry, Vermont, at the foot of Magic Mountian. This was the first time we had a three-day ski weekend — leaving very early in the morning — taking a picturesque five-hour trip of 250 rrtfes from New Jersey through New York to Vermont — where we reached our destination at J[ p.m. On arrival the students were treated to a coke and cneese party, then disco dancing, playrooms, swimming, sauna and whirlpool baths, and many other luxuries Their rooms had beautiful decor, such as fireplaces and refrigerators. Besides Mr. Afflitto, advisor, the party was also chaperoned by Mr. Wujiack. and Mr. Wichkowski. This trip was exceptional in that it was snowing while we were traveling to the Mountain. We had beautiful powdered snow for beginners making it easier for them to ski. The trip was marvelous. Most of the students knew how to ski. but those who did not were quickly tajght and on the second day were skiing with the veteran skiers. Everyone had a great time sking. riding the chair lifts up the Mountain, enjoying the bea jty of the snow and hav ng a lot of fun. This was our 7th annual trip to Vermont. With such a great time we anticipate having many more students and enlarging our ski club for the ’83-'84 season. A spoofing day in Vermont Active Involvement Student Council Here at East Side we have a govemTienf for the students, of the students, and by the students It's our Student Council. The group of representatives hope to improve the image of the school in the eyes of those who attend and the community at large. They have successfully participated in a fund rasing drive for the United Way. Their newest idea is to high’ight a stucent of the month. They will base their decision on citizenship and contribution in school life. The group has Mrs. Matarazzo to guide them through all their endeavors. student Ccuncl 1st row Robert Moreli. Gina Rodnpuez. Sonia Gonzalez. Jose Mendez. Mayte Garcia; 2nd row: Maria Rebeiro. Ana Oiveria. Nilda Dominguez. Dane lerros, Mala Souasa. Roberto Arcotoo. Marta Resonde. Maria Pereira. Mario Ganderez. Paula Gomes. Tony Caetano. Ada Xaxvier. Ekzabetn Gomes. PoUo Gomoz Youth leodersnp The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow The members of the Youth Leade'ship club are fully aware of this fate, their future. Mr Fiore, their advisor, intends to induce proper leadership to these members. Among their activities was a Christmas food program designed to help the needy of the Community. They also plan to visit the State Legislature in Trenton to get a true understanding of the works of our government ... A government they'll soon be a part of. Youth Leade'ship: 1st row: Claudia Rel. Ricky Jackson; 2nd row Deenen W ams. Patricia A'coJeo. Mr Fore. 3rd rcw Dartene Ton. Antono Ofivero. Evelyn Toni. Cynthia Lee. -nth row: Davd Perez. Jose Mac or 56 Clubs Soft sounds � ynbWng talents Orchestra Mr Sutera is the fine conductor of East Side's Orchestra He has dedicated Ns tme or d energies to the group, preparing them for their various performances They ore certainly on important and entertomng part of oki Spring concert They also bid farewel to our graduating seniors at graduation The unending hours of proctice. practice, and more practice definitely pays off. h addition, to the orchestra. Mr Sutera also drects the guitar group This is another foe group mode up of musicaly gifted ndividuais. They specialize solely in strummng this rhythmic instrument. Performing in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts entails continuous practice. These guitarists feel that al the hard work is absolutely rewarckng Members of the orchestra catch the beat A one and a two Clubs 57 Making Memories Happen Heodv Bartel c xjght up m concentration on the yearbook Rtto Picotto. typing He into me '83 yearbook Karen lovekace. Patricia Pltrt-ko ana Susan Pevte team up to complete the sports pages 58 Clubs Yearbook Poges 6 and 7 In the making Tvtwt Sandra Garoo iak« a txeak from heavy workiooa Faaity edtor Joiene. review incoming photo Ana Nooa concentrating on the Rtcotto It's 7 35 in the morning. with sub-degree temperatures outside. The yearbook staff has been hard at work for some tme now. selecting pictures, writog captions, and reivng the scenes of our four years The deadlines speed by. but we manage to make them somehow. It was our extra class'', as Dr. Pelegrmo. our advisor so aptly put it. An extra class with plenty of homework as the staff members recal It was in the sprng that The Torch 1Q83 begon to come together Meetings were held every day and decisions were made We decided the theme would be based on our '83 logo “Makings Things Happen'' The Class of '83 w always make things happen, which is why this theme is so appropriate. It was up to the yearbook staff to make things happen in this book of memories Now. after early morning meetings and lots of hard work, our dedcaton payed off. we hnafly made this yearbook happen Clubs Yearbook 59 Our cheerieoders are the energy and enthusiasm of East Side They ore continually pushed to their peak of perfection by their dedicated advisor. Ms Werner Unending practices, and injuries major and mmor never seem to discourage them Cheering both football and basketball seasons helps in supporting the teams as weH as their fans. One con always frtd our cheerleaders making the cheers Cathy Scanlon, Co-Captain Manu©io ftxyiguez. Captain G ox shot Shavoma Gordon. Joouetio Jenongj 00 Mary Coogan. Tv vo Sm« o. Susan Oevie denote fo J . Corny Scarnon. Km CWopher. Manueto odngjoz Sandy Garao Sanara Garoo Mary Coogan What I Remember Most Cold Saturday mornings. Writer days Footbals. Peo raneys. Bus rides Dirty Knees Muddy fields Twisted smiles. Puled muscles Broken zippers Fallen pyramWs. Victory cheers. Tears over a lost game Hopes for next week. Wi we win? Dozens of pictures taken Thanksgiving corsoges Soddieshoes Memories which wfl be cherished forever. Memories of being an East SWe Cheerteoder by Manuela Rodriguez Ciubs Cheer.eooers 61 GUARDING OUR COLORS Bottom Row Cindy Honmefc. Coptoln. Borboro Garda. Co-Copton. Top Row Maria Rojondo. irmo Rtvera. M� kj Fernando: NkJo Dorrtngue . Vrglnla Zoccmaj. Mono Da Cruz. Gloria Hernandez. Beks Sototongo. Zoroda Marrero. Gnsei La Fuontei Patricia Arcoleo Barbara Garda. Co-Captain Timing, precision and overafl coordination are what makes the Cokxguards what they are. Their twirling rifle routines are the main attraction at footbal games, parades and assembles The hours of practice, spent perfecting their customary moves and composing new. more exciting routines often left them with swollen wrists and bruised bodies Yet they would never let up Their devoted advisor. Ms. Favata mode sure of this. The rehearsal of a single routine a dozen times a day was not unusual. Nor was the humming of a routine's song unconsciously during class. After all of this, not one member of the squad would forget their purpose: To guard their colors. OxJy Horn © . Captain 62 Clubs Cotorguards Befcs Sototongo Zora a Marrero Patrtcto Arcoteo Vrgna Zocarto La Puente Clubs Colorguards 63 The Spirit of Red and White Through wind, ram and extremely cold weather conditions, the flag squad and Twiriers continue to smile Their hours of practice and unrelenting determination to support their school spirit, enable them to make half-time performances happen. The rain can often hinder parade turnouts, but not ours. This same group of people marched proudly, with their uniforms drenched throughout the inclement weather. It was their sense of duty that pulled them through. Ms Favata is the advisor for the twirlers. who are now strutting new uniforms, white Mr Grant advises the Flog Squad, well as choreographs the drill team. Our marvelous military drum majorettes guide the entire marching unit as wel as impress our viewers This is East Side's way of saying. “Look out world, here we cornel 104 Cno rm y. Twiring Captain Rrta Ricotto. Twttng Ccptan Rrjt Row. Lots Cnoimlnjky. Captain. Pita Picotta. Captain Second Pow. i at ei Poena. Manoe a dviera. Irene GaieguBos. Mary Jo Kocerek. P� ar Coamano. usa Coamano. Paula Viera. Maria Corbacho. Norma Ptoeno 64 fiog Squod. first Row Feteao Sweeper. Captan Joione Danker. Captain Second Row Ana Romo Gna Rocngjez B«ny Orta. Sharon Poge. Pame o Sho ton. Ctauaa R� . Deanna Rev . Siana Rodnguej Jotene Darker. fiog Squad Captan E th Roomon. K«4v Savage Drum Majorettes Clubs Flag Squad Banner Carriers Twirlers 66 Born With Tlic Beat ft's our marching band that is the central core of our entire marching unit. Without their love of music and musical know how the unit could not be the success they are Under the superb direction of Mr Paul Palumbo and with added help from Mr. Gront. the band is becoming one of the best in the city, ft's up to our band to make the events they participate in successful. such as half-time performances and pep rakes The band continues to proctice after school until they feel perfection is reached. I Pttt Row Carmen Argbay. Odette Acevedo. Mtagros Cintron. Marto Monteko. Donna Fischer. Terete Moceco. Yvonne James. Second Row Patricia Gorgate . Lssette Santogo. Tony Monas. Rlcha Sefarra. Ben Fefc no. Manny Gafar a. Crts Otveva. Jose Matos. Third Row Stephen Bryant. Kern Borxis. Danny Jockson. Ed Do Carmo. Tony Matos. Frank Montevo. Jose Tavares. EIsjo Mrando Foul Row reck Capra. Mcmy Lopes. Edwin Tores Marvin Eure. Mtchoei Lopez. RoU Soto. Jav K Negror Leaving East Side In the dust as they wake up Pulaski Street 66 Clubs Band Donna F«her. tut on me flute Some on me joo nanno from Mr Grant Etsio MranOa ... o star on the pot Clubs Band 67 68 Activities Parade Getting otf to o good itart Here we come “EAST SIDE OY 5TH AVEAEE It was a beautiful Sunday morning when the East Side Marching band and accompamng squads set out for New York They were celebrating Pulaski Day while representing East Side High School in thts 6 hour parade After orrival in the city they awaited their turn to march off. Our devoted and energetic band did not have the heart to put down the instruments and quietly wait, rather they kept our temporary corner of the world aive and kicking with their continuous beat When our turn came to march, however. East Side shaped up and gdve New York a real taste of what they're mode of. Those who attended this parade so aptly put it - “East Side Rocked New York. MOUCTS LTD. Activities Parad© 69 66 ‘‘Let's go for a swim.” But on October 29th. in 50' weather? Even SPLASH” so. some East Siders found it very easy to say such a thing it was the senior class splash party held at the Holiday inn. In addition to sploshing around, a M hot and cold buffet wos served poolside throughout the evening Along with swimming and voteybal. disco dancing wos also available Batting the dancers were the rock fans blasting their rodios in competition. Another popular attraction was the sauna, there was nothing more cooling offer a visit to the sauna, than a dive into the pool Who could forget the events of that evening, everyone truly hod a wonderful time. Posing for o hn shot Party time 70 Activities Trip JOte Mocor A Dig The Metropoltan of Art shrxw Soaking up the atmosphere NEW YORK . . . AN EXPERIENCE Students from Mrs. Matarazzo's Honors and CP English four classes visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cloisters on Ocotober 27th. Their Trip focused on the medieval time period. The group oegon the day with an independent tour of the museum This was an experience in itself After lunch the group reassembled and proceeded on to the Cloisters There the students were divided and taken on a guided tour. This authentic castle was a true portrait of life ft medieval times The trip gave the students the needed background for complete understanding of this period Th Metropoltan Knight m mining armor 72 Activitie$ RaHy The cheerteoders way of jo yog Hedo' We will b© on assembly b©ll schedule today This is a familiar statement made by each of our homeroom teachers at one time or another The first question asked by most of us was. Is the assembly for us° Depending on the answer, our reactions would vary One of the more rowdy of our assemblies would be the pep rally. The squads of girls and football players are given the opportunity to give the audience a sneak preview of what happens during the football season Manny Benitez and Speedy Pereira always enjoy the rallies as much as everyone else involved. Pep rallies have always been a way for East Siders to support their team. They are another way we show our Raider Power. Caught between move SurpriJOd by confetti thrown by the guts Dohnd stoge Dynamic Duo Let's go East S Je An inspiring speech by Richard Wesley “Hack For a Visit” December 6. 1982 meant more at East Side than just — Another School Day. It was Richard Wesley Day. Richard Wesley, a famous screenwriter ond playwright is also an East Side Alumnus. He enjoyed visiting tvs alma mater to share his secrets of success Throughout the assembly. Wesley was surprised by former teachers as he relived memories from his high school days. The movies “Uptown Saturday Night and “Let's Do It Again , both starring Sidney Poitier and Bi Cosby ore among Wesley's box office successes His plays, “The Mighty Gents and “The Sirens must also be counted among his major accomplishments. We were truly honored to take part m Richard Wesley's homecoming. This is but another success story, one of many more to corne l Mrs Marcher doing the honors. Reiving a fond memory A RAT IK KIM. ARTHUR'S COUR1 The members of Mrs Matarazzo’s Honors English IV class were known as the lords and locfces of King Arthur’s Court on January 13, 1983. This class as wet as other classes were involved in the annual Medieval Festival. The festival opened with a procession and introduction of the lords and kxJtes with their new names Following, was a super performance of Sir Go wain and the Green Knight. Finaly. authentic Medieval refreshments were served The costumes were true repfccos of the originals worn during this time Each individual researched the period before making their final decision on what type of dress, tunic and head gear they would recreate. The same was done with those who prepored the food. The Medieval Festival '83 was an unforgettable experience for those involved m the performance as well os those m the audience I do not think any of us wi ever forget the day John Belo. better known as the Green Knight lost his head I Wartng for me feUMtie to begn 74 Activities Helena Lee. me � o JuctreM attempt to wxiuce Jo e Per era a Sr Gawan C xrt Petrus Ednxrvdstxry and dutches ajoo Montogue for the day. festive Member lit row. Jose Mendez. Abio Pereira. 2nd row Mono Gandarez. neddy Bartel. Roiemarte Prtfveiro. Mono R Pereira. Ana Olvera, Marta Da Cruz. Dina Henrtquei. Victor Gome . Antono C viera. Manny Aiseno. 3rd row Arvo Mojco. Marta Rtoeiro. Teresa Mocero. Dolly Hernandez. 8et y D«a. Vera AJve . Vrgma Zocarta . Marta Barbo o. Marta pereca. Teresa Batata. Crvdy Hormek. Jocose Santo . Attv row John Beo Mr Matarazzo. Gerardo Moceira Joieph Pereiro. Jame Gome . Tony Fernandez John te Scon. Earl of Kntngton escortng tody Hetene of Abekrvd A tody and her knight Posrvg for o portrait Off with hi heodi Activities 75 Aim tAtLLit ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY ADM FACULTY Where could you ever find or, A + faculty? Here at East Side, ol couse Our faculty and administrators are terrific As the student body, we couta never underestmate the fme qualities each and everyone of our foculty members has All of the teachers here have the� r own special talents, their own way of teaching, and their own way of caring Our faculty ana admmstration is always ready to lena us their time, and offer a helping hand Even so. the spot reserved for o perfect ten definitely belongs to ou guidance counselors Through ou four years at East Side, they were by our sides. There to help us moke the right choices, and discourage us from making mistakes Wi we ever forget those sily guidance passes' As one bg happy community, we learn, we make friends, and we share special moments. Together we create — East Side ttgh School Administrotion Foculty 77 EAST SIDES FOUNDATIONS At about 8:00 A M each day our principal Mrs Maria Carcfceiios begins her day. This consists of important meetings and various calls Both of which seem in some way to help her make decisions rega'ding the workings at East Side Mrs Cardieilos is now in her second term as principal During this time, she has become aware of the many aspects required of her in the position of a high school principal She is always wimg to listen and discuss the concerns and needs of our student body and foculty. We will always remember her as a kind and polite lady who had a deep interest and concern for the class of '83 Mrs Cardeio . proucty cfcpKjys rxx award I The soecoi moment for every groaxre the pmcool 78 Administration Can I hove you attention, please' The administrative team at East Side consists of Mr Chognon. Mr Martin. Mrs Palotta, Mr Sena and Mr Wujciak This is a very helpful, understanding. and wel-liked team. Mr Sena is always ready to help you with schedule changes Mr. Martn and Mr. Wujciak are extremely interested in the students we«-being. Always ready to report to the Van Boren St. exit is Mr Chognon. who is being paged on the P A system The newest oddition to this team is Mrs. Palotta. she has recently been named vice-principal. Without this wen-organized and caring team . East Side could never maintain its mage as the best school in Newark. Administrate Vice-Principals 79 Department Chairpersons Mr Aflttto Mr Kessler Mrs Toytc Mr Guartno 80 Administration Chairpersons Mr Del Goer do Mr. lar erl East Sid© is fortunate to have the services of nine very professional ond dedicated department chairpersons. The«r unique versati-ty has enabled East Side to mantain the balance it now possesses Focutty and students c ke appreciate the fine work done by these individuals Mr. Velez Ms Donvgan Marto P rretra caretuly cneckno her oewty 0©v6 ooed negative Inspirations To Creativity The motto used by the class of '83 — mokmg tNngs happen, could not have begun without the help of our creative art deportment Over the years. East Side has tramed and encouraged some very talented students. Through the efforts of the art department staff, we ore making things happen. For example, art is helping to improve our school atmosphere Murals have been painted on the wais. in order to showcase the special talents and skills of East S ders. m oddition to painting, drawing, crafts, and commercial art. photogr-pahy has become an odded attroc-tion offered to East Side students It is just one more example of the efforts, by the staff to develop the talents of East Srders ART Mr Raymond iCrschixxm M A - Art Or Hetenmane Petogmo EdD. • Art. Yearbook Advuor Mj E ane Zenna B A - Art Art Faculty 81 THE HEAT GOES OK! Our muse department consists of only fex foculty members, but they are the best These four members give their al to assist our talented students m making things happen musicaly. Mr Sutera. in addition to music classes, is the director of the orchestra With he help every year. East Side s orchestra projects perfect sound, especafly during graduation Mr DeNoa. is the director of our jazz band Look out Count Basie. DeNoia's moving ini Mrs. Glover, is in charge of choir J. chorus and never creates anything but the best productions for East Side viewers. No one could possibly sng the Star Spangled Banner with more pride and excellence, than our chorus and choir J Making most of our popular music is our school bond which «s led by Mr Palumbo, who also teaches band class to E S students. Mr Palumbo puts in long hours of hard and dedicated work in order for our band to perform. They make half-time exciting and pep rallies fun! Therefore, the beat always goes on at East Side High MUSIC Mr Edmund DeNoia B A. - Music. Jazz Band Adviser Mrs Moly Glover B A. - Vocal Music. Choir J; Stage Crew. Honor Society Advisor Mr. Paul Palumbo B.A. - Instrumental Music. Band Director Mr. Louis Sutera: M A. - Music. Orchestra Director 82 Music Faculty BWNGUAL - E.S.L Mr. Noel Alayon: M A - Bilingual Mrs Rudy AltaribbO M.A. - Bilingual Mr Manuel Borroquero BA. - Bilingual Ms Ana Ramos B A. - E.S.L. Mrs Mona Vatente M A - B nguai Mrs Mana Rodriguez BA - ESI. Mrs Jufcet Masrni M.A. - E S.L Ms Efczabeth Jackson M.A. - E.S.L. Mr George Reyes: B A - E.S.L. Two Arc ■letter Than One Bilinguol E.S.L. Faculty 83 Mr Vaten’e expiarvng a compicatecJ cnsignmenf To many students entering East Side. English is a foreign languoge These students are from the many diverse cutturai backgrounds that make up the student population of East Side Because of the assistance needed by these students. East Side has developed an meaningful Bilingual program in which students are instructed in Engfcsh while tutored in the- - native tongue It is with the help of our Bifnguai and Engfcsh as a Second Longuoge instructors that students who were previously lost in a world of foreign communications can function, learn and enpy life in a new society. TODAY’S KUSIiYESS SKILLS: NOT ONLY A WOMAN’S WORLD Even in today's rapidly expanding world, business skills are st stereotyped as women's work '' Here at East Side our business program, which includes typing, stenography, bookkeep-ng, recordkeeping, and business mac hoes has always been open to the male population Today after years of transition, men are frequently found in al of our business courses, and are proud to participate. Our diverse business faculty is well-educated and experienced to deal with the problems of today's competitive world They offer our students the best possible preparation and knowledge that enables them to go out nto the business world and make things happen. 84 Business Facutty BUSNESS Ms. Hattie Bennett: M A - Business Mr. Michael Congee M.A - Business Mrs Gai Grong� r BA. - Business Ms. louretta Hudson B A - Business Mr. Robert Kroin: B A - Business; Jr Class Advisor Mr. Thomas Messmeo: B.A. - Distributive Education Mr James Moselle; M.A. - Work Orientation Ms. Carolyn Parm: M.A - Business Mrs Nancy Ruggen: MA. - Busness; School Treasurer Mr Ronal Ruggeri M.A. - Business Mrs. Carol Sangole: B A. - Business Ms Eva Smith: M.A - Business tAs Elizabeth Tatfet M.A. - Business Mrs Moragaret Velar do B.A - Business Ms. Josephine Vicks B.A. - Bus ess Ms Marilyn Weeks: B.A. - Busness Business Faculty 85 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs Vivian Coamano: B A. -English Mr Sam D'Errico: M A - Engksh Ms Rosoann DeCesare Ed. S. -Engksh Mr Orlando Di Francesco: B.A. -Engksh. Football Coach Mrs. Ukan Dubman M.A. - English Mr. Frank Fiorito: M.A. - English Mrs. Mane Gontomasj M.A. Eng-bh Mrs Amy Kamen: M A. - Enghsh Mrs. Mary Leonards B A. - Engksh Mr. Joseph Liddy M.A. - English Mrs. Lee Marchetti B.A - English Debating Club Advisor Dr. Martin Messier Ed D - English Mrs. Moron Motor0220: M A -English. Student Counci Advisor Mrs. Sima Metal: M A - Engksh Mr. Joseph Mole M.A. - English Ms ESsa Nanni B.A. - English. Drama Club Advisor Mrs. Domenico PeHento BA -Engksh; Newspaper Advisor Mrs. Teresa Pufti B A. - Engksh Ms Janet Sage M.A - Engksh IS ENGLISH NECESSARY IN TODAYS WORLD? When people think of English, they think of cfcogromng sentences odjectives. nouns and pronouns At East Side it is o great deal more It is research, reoding. creative writing, octng and performing Our Engksh department gets the most out of eoch student, by requring book reports, research papers, ond various writng assignments A special event held every year is the Medieval Festivoi This Festival is port of Mrs Mataro220's Engksh IV classes For this festival, we make costumes that reflect the particular port that we play in the production Our Engksh teachers also help in preparing us for the annual SAT's They review important areas such as vocabulary and reading comprehension Is English necessary in today's world? - Here at East Side it ts an important aspect of our education Sandy Garoo. io � n jooco mood ’ 86 English Faculty Mr D’Efrtco dooq N� • � ■ to goi mformotton given out 87 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Language is a major part of communication in today's world. Here at East Side we are more aware than others about the importance of a second language, because, our community is rich in multi-ethnic cultures. East Side's language faculty enriches students in the structural and cultural aspects of highly used languages. among which French, seems to be the most popular. Following closely are Italian. Portuguese and Spanish. Many of our faculty have European backgrounds which enables them to transfer their knowledge of foregn society and behavior directly to the students. By past record our students respond to the multidimensional approach and succeed in this world of diverse culture Mrs. Maria Castanheira • B.A. - Foreign Language; French Club Advisor Mrs. Barbara Delaney - M.A. - Foreign Language Mrs. Isabel Duarte - B A. • Foregn Language Portuguese Club Advisor Mr. Dominick Pontoriero - M.A. - Foreign Language. Italian Club Advisor. Mrs Erma Riccordi - M.A - Foreign Language Mr Zeke Tosun - B.A. - Foreign Language Ms V. Wright - B.A. Foreign Language GUIDANCE Mrs Otga Cavonogh M A - Gudonce Mrs C nda Figue edo M A - Guidance Ms Elizabeth Marneio M A - Guidance Mrs Bette Rosen M A - Guidance Mr Solomon Sambur M A - Gudonce Ms Somara Sanchez M A - Guidance Ms Chartotte Sea wen M A - Gudonce Ms Irene Truszkowska M A - Guidance Mr Vidal Vehs M A - Gudonce Our Guidelines In Life Con you remember freshman year? Meeting your counselor for the first time Tensely and nervously, you knock at their door, and they welcome you with a warm smile, The years seem to fly by as senior year comes around the corner, you and your counselor seem to be the best of friends. Much of your free time is spent at the guidance office, gomg through catalogues. and Oscussmg your future plans As a senior your counselor becomes very close to you. they nftuence your college plans and tel you what is avaaobie n terms of scholarships and financial ode They take the time to learn what's important to you ond what you really wont They are caring people, who want to help you ochieve your goals Our senior counselors. Mrs. Figuerdo and Mrs Truszkowska will definitely not forget the class of '83 As our counselors they may have gotten a little grayer, but we can never thank them enough for all they have done for us Guidance Foculty 8 ? n TfuSAowtta neve loti tor yi down no motto- now muen HOME ECONOMICS Ms Gloria Johnson M.A. - Horn© Economics; Future Homemakers Servettes Advisor Mrs. Violet Smiley: M.A. - Home Economics Mrs Helen Smith: B.A. - Home Economics Mrs. Helen Topar M.A. Home Economics Mrs Vivian Underwood: B.A - Home Economics Mrs Smrfey oids. Maria Arruda in reading her pattern OKE STEP AHEAD Home Economics is a subject that win influence us throughout our whole Ives. It consists of cooking, sewing, fashion and consumer education. One of the many important facits of home economics is the information gathered about the working environment. In order to prepare us for our working future we can elect to take a work study in which students can earn credits for participation in class and for holding a part-time job. Our Home Economics teachers strive to prepare students for their future lives by providing information as well as experience. By the time we graduate, our classes, especially Home Economics wi have prepared us to deal with the future successfully. 90 TECHMCAL DEPARTMENT Mr John Ardito: B.A. - Technical. Print Ck Advisor Mr. Anthony Bruno B.A - Technical Mr. Paul Decker B.A. - Technical Mr. Joseph Matrisciano MA - Technical Mr Howard Mitchel Technical Mr Joto Morris: B.A. - Technical Mr Neves Cipoono M.A. - Technical. Soccer Coach M David Robertson B.A. - Technical Mr. Albert Tarter M.A. • Technical Mr. Joseph Wogner B.A - Technical CREATING TOMORROWS We make T-shirts, drawings and even calling cords. We also learn how to make silk-screens and transfer them on to shirts, paper and jackets. To us. a multitude of different technical subjects are available, such as graphic arts, mechanical drawing, woodshop. metal shop and electronics. Eoch and every one of these things is a part of the complete technical department open to anyone interested. The foculty is friendly and always wilting to lend a helping hand So. if your interested in or planning to enter a technical field, select your classes, and come m to gather knowledge and experience Then go out Into the world and help create tomorrows Techmcal Foculty 91 Mr Rofcertson assets a student m trie tne arts of drattng You hove earned on A . Mona for the cycle WE’VE CiOT VOIJR XUNItER In todays world of complicated advancements mathematical knowledge is needed more than ever. Algebra and computational skills are found increasingly necessary to keep up with day to day work loads and problems. Occupations such os: secretaries, accountants, computer progromers and engineers have a common requvement the ability to function in a world of numbers. Our administrators at East Side understood the increasing need for mathematically prepared students, and offer a wide range of preporational. bus ess. and odvanced courses such as Business Math. Computer Math. Geometry. Trigonomitry. Advanced Algebra. Anafcticai Geometry and Calculus, to help fill our need for extra knowledge Books oione do not educate students, our Math teachers see that we receive the knowledge that lies between the bnes We as East S ders feel honored to have such dedicated and professional teachers make up our Math department 92 Mathematics Faculty MATH Mr. Lawrence Anoka: M A. Mathematics Ms Antoinette Favata BA Mathematics. Twiners and Cotorguard Advisor Mr Angelo Gatto: M A Mathematics Mr Joseph Grisset B A. Mathematics Mr Dennis Molmare: M.A. Mathematics Ms. Carol Polakowski: B.A Mathematics Mr. Jorge Rodriguez B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Deborah Salagaj B.A. Mathematics Mr. Stanley Salagaj B A Mathematics Ms Eleanor Swykowski B.A. Mathematics Mr Ernest Travisano M A Mathematics Mr Richard Trimarco MA Mathematics Ms Patricia Young: BA Mathematics Mathematics Foculty 93 SOI.VI BODY, SOUND MIND Our Physical Education department offers some of the most beneficial exercise and health classes to be found in any school. Health classes consist of a wide variety of material from first aid to drug. sex. and driver's education. Driver s Education class is composed of both licensed drivers and novices It seems a bit funny, learning that the driver should yield to the pedestrian Physicol Education, on the other hand, is realty terrific We have the most physicaly fit instructors you can imagine Mr. Dickerson and Ms. Werner always keep up the pace they set for their students. Physical Education is not just “gym for East Siders Our excellent foculty makes it a fun and learning experience for us. The hard work is never taken for granted The students, accept and appreciate this fact on their behalf 1 94 Physical Education Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs Kathryn Alexander B.A. - Physicol Education, Health, Tennis Coach Mr. John Banias: B.A. - Physiol Education. Health Mr. Mario Blasi M.A. - Physical Education. Health. Weight Lifting Club Advisor. Baseball Cooch Ms. Gloria Brown: B.A. - Physical Education. Girls Basketball Cooch Mr. Oflie Dickerson: B.A - Physical Education. Health. Cross Country. Indoor track Coach Mr. Kevin Duggan B.A. - Physicol Education. Health Mr. Richard Ftorl: B A - Health. Youth Leadership. Club Adviser. Faculty Advisor Ms. Theresa Galante B A - Health Mr. John Hughes B.A. - Health Ms. Josefina Steele B.A. - Physical Education. Heotth. Explorers Club Advisor Mr. Leonard Watson: M.A. - Health Ms. Virginia Werner M.A. - Health, Softball Coach. Cheerleading Advisor Mr Salvatore Zarro B.A. - Health Physical Education Faculty 95 Energy Turns To Kinetic Energy Our Soeoce department consists of educated, experienced instructors. They inform us with their talented skis and canng ways From page 1 in Physical Science to page 500 in Modern Chemistry, they make learning informative Some students choose to make Physical Science part of thex schedule. It gives them a basic knowledge of many science theories. Biology which is taken in sophomore year, gives us a background in animal and plant env onments As juniors. Physics class, we learn about acceleration, speed, and velocity. Senior yeor odds Chemistry to our schedules and Chemistry relates to the elements found n todays world East Side's science faculty feels all students possess potential energy. They believe we can make the most of ourselves With their encouragement students make the potential energy into kinetic it took, one bottle ot ivory � quW the test tube are flnaly dean SCIENCE Mr Gamal Androous: M.A. - Science Mr. Hubert Ruling: M A. - Science. Afro-American Club Advisor Mr Joseph Ciccone M.A. - Science Ms. Jeanne GonneHi B A. - Science Mr. Barrett King: M.A. - Science Mrs. Freda Klaphoiz M.A -Science. Botany Club Advisor Mr. Stephen leonardis: M.A. - Science Mrs. Ruby Roberts M.A - Science. Future Physicians Club Advisor Mr. Joseph Zoppi B A. - Science A fOTing S� COv r mod Dv SorrfOfO Soence Fotxr 97 THE PAST, THE PRESEAT, THE FUTURE History at East Side consists of World History, U S. History, Psychology, Sociology and the additional Honors Courses In these classes the world's past, present, and future is reviewed, criticized, and analyzed. We become aware that we. the future generation, have much to say in the world stonc ngs There does not have to be a nuclear war. nor do we have to live in hostility with other nations. With determination and dedication peace can be estobfcshed But it has to start somehow, somewhere, someplace, and history teachers everywhere, not only here at our school, try to teach us that we must learn from the past, correct our present, and work for a better future Humberto Boteio. taking fluent notes 98 Social Studies Faculty SOCIAL STUOCS Mr. Michoel Berger: M.A. - Social Studies Mr. Joseph Bottino M.A - Social Studies Mr. Leonard Chi M.A. - Social Studies. Senior Class Advisor Mr. Raymond Maianga M.A. - Social Studies. History Club Advisor Christian O'Neal: M A, - Social Studies Mr. John Palumbo: B A. - Social StucJes Mr Peter Rubas: M.A. - Social Studies. Nature Club Advisor Ms Susan Tereski: B.A. - Social Studies Mr Glenn Zenga M.A - Social Studies rn® world wos ever meuod up Dock moo Social Studies Faculty 99 MORE THAi T SPECIAL Special Service occupations at East Side are just as they say. special”. Special to eoch and everyone of the students in many afferent ways. Our project teachers. Mr. Moscatiello and Dr Lindgren. are very conscientious They teach chapter 1 reading and math, giving extra help to students who need to develop skills in these areas Mr Wichowski. our school drug coordinator, is concerned with helping students develop a better self-image He encourages students at East Side to have a more positive attitude. He also informs the student body about the negative aspects of drug obuse Mrs Bloch and Ms. Sheridan, our school nurses, have one of the most responsible jobs of c Throughout the school day they treat and advise mony students regarding various health matters. They provide assistance with physicals as it relates to jobs and sports activities Our nurses are concerned with our health They recently were the top campaigners for the Big Smoke Out. Mrs Vernie Young, is the Remedial Reading teacher Her job is to help those students who wish to develop ond improve their reaang abilities Speech therapy classes ore held three days a week under the drecton of PA Henry Grant. He works with those students who need assistance with stuttering, speaking fluently and relating with confidence to others. Mrs. Olga Lopez bilingual testing coordinator, and Ms Rodrigues, service worker, are concerned wih the needs and ob ties of all East Side students The work directly benefits both students and their families alike SPECIAL SERVICES Dr. Lindgren: Ed.D. - Math Mr. MoscatieSo: BA - Reodng Ms Young: M.A. - Remedioi Reading Mr. Grant M.A - Speech Mrs. Lopez: M.A. - Bingual Testing Coordinator Ms Rodrigues M.A. - Service Worker Mr Wichowski B A. - Drug Coordinator 100 Special Services Faculty AJ port of o doy� work SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Block: School Nurse Ms Sheridan: School Nurse Mrs Fusco M A EMR - Speck Education Mr Siva B A ED Special Education Special Services Facutty 101 Our Unique Personnel The days procedures are kept running smoothly by the schools hard working and dedicated office staff. Our secretaries and school odes handte a information that is later passed on to the faculty and students Without their help and co-operation, some of the daiy routines would not be possible. They handte more than just paperwork, and they provide a base for information and stob ty in school matters. Aides. France AJbanese. Angelna laumo. Margaret CoSuccs take time oj lor a jmie Jean Maresco Beverty Serrote o Mary Lou Lavook Bane Tr error co 102 Office Staff School Aides SECURITY GUAROS Eom Wlwn Eteo Dov . OvxW Par . Row Pcio Jaran JOyC Wat,on loefemo Atvoez. Waiter Cuetwa. Mtc ooi Dods. Low Buonopane. fAchoei Cocca Mr Yortce odjutting one of the many meter m the buUng WORKERS behind THE Our cafeteria staff ore always strivir g to give us a wei balanced meal Many more students ore utizmg the cafeteria because of the expanded focltles provided at East S de We are very grateful for the time and effort put rito makng o k ach tmes enjoyable On the other hand, over the post years East Side has undergone changes involving various aspects of construction Throughout these changes, our custooans have helped keep our school a Cleon and safe place Thee seemngiy endless jobs require both hard work and strong dedication. Together they carry out their jobs mpressively. Another group concerned with keep-ng oj school safe ana secure are ou security guards They have worked hard and diligently in carrying out their responsibilities The class of 83 salutes them for a job well done 1 k - k CAFETERIA Front Row Lorraine Wise. Wtielmna Andorson. Ltta Sentore. Rooerl Vngtt. Marte Thome. QMbeth Fernandez. Teresa Marm. Lott Wasnngton Bock Row Oare Olahan. Mane Goroano, Anno Santera. Ada Mranda. Catneme Giordano. Vera Frazer CUSTOOIANS OomWck Gregorio. Ann SUm. Jesse FUter. W� am Coins. Reynard Peterson. Domr ck Pasoude. Anne Lndsy. Lucy Nyars h- Staff 103 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 104 Division Page Seniors It's her©. Senior year has finally arrived. All the endless hours of studying, cramming for exams, failing to get home early on school nights, school activities and the many frier -ds we've made ore just a few exampos of the accomplishments and memories experienced at East S de. We have worked hard together at attaining cur goal to become the upperclassmen Yet in the midst of all these endeavors we shared many moments of mixed emotions never to be forgotten. Senior year is the year we will remember most, the year most important in our book of memories. Dtvison Page Seniors 105 SENIOR SUM UI� PS� nv -' M ° aCtUoO( + M Mf Crm ono Senior Gass Officers Nftl !£ � onneP YeS! EOSt Nol Mort,an University! (Please see tw MaJanga for details, catalogue, ap-phcatton and financial aid forms.) Yes we do have unique personnel at Martian U. We wi start with our ingenious Math Department, hfi Travsl VSitmg the staff today is EucSd's best triend. Mr “E.T. Travsano Known for h«s careful dressing, such as multicolored sneakers, coordnatea ties, reversed T-shirts, ond various “Pez candy dispensers. Travs has set a new standard of fashion for “G Q edtors Travs also owns, operates and resides at a posh, exclusive resort known as “Tar Beach Also in the Math Department we find Ms Favata. senior calculus teacher and world record holder for the most standard and general forms of conic equations It is safe to say that “She wrote the book . We connot depart without visiting Mr. Sokagaj. who single-handedly is responsible for the most assignments that lapse into lunch periods ond studies Yes. Mr Sakagaj. we're makng like trees and leaving. Over in the astute Science Department, we find Mr Leonards and Mr Gccone. two with enough caffrie in the bloodstrems from 2nd period chemistry to make Storm Field cry Ah yes. Mr Ciccone's fnishng school , we were definitely finished alright Now let's not forget Mr Zopp. the record holder n the Science Department He is the world record holder for the most corny jokes . Skipping over to the abundant English Department we find Mrs. Matorazzo. consumed in f oo obout yet another “Festival . Wartl Here's Mrs Marchetti. interrupting 1st period oga i to debate with her debating club about attending today's debate — O K. Teresa and Maria? We can't forget Ms Sage, rock consumist. 1 Pick Cerone fan ond holder of many “Moody Blues memories — Rock On! m the History Department, we've already mentioned Mr Malanga. founder of Martian U.. so we'I move on to Mr Rubas Remember the “Pineapple Mr Rubas? How did you ever get it down from that light? Who put It up there? Who realy won the Spanish American War'’ Mr Rubas. Tony Olvera and Me hoe! Santoro ore in “Boobie's Hail of Fame Moving along, we find Senior class advisor. Mr Chi. sti recovering from the effects of the Senior candy sale and Poconos Trip Mr Chi has held East Side together for many moons, he finds more chidren of students he previously taught each year. In the Gym. volleying tor vendetta with Ms. Steele, is dedicated softball coach. Ms. Werner Ms Werner is best remembered for her accurate chrono-graphic wrist watch — “We stii have 10.01 seconds left to go to class .. Finally shuffling through “needs to be proofread copy, is yeorbook advisor. Dr. Pellegrino, known by the yearbook staff for her dislike of “cute pictures, captions and articles. Dr. Pellegrino will be receiving “The Golden Papercutter Award from yearbook publisher Mr. Petrucci, for years of faithfuiy cropping pictures to every extremity. Can this be the end? Never! is there possibiy more? Here? Maybe, but not now. although the editors of this yearbook guarantee the appearance of more another year Ever hear of the phrase — “HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF ? Mr Cri . Senior Class Advuor 107 A PERFECT lO ELIZABETH M. ALBANESE E.T. Always and Forever. Become a Chef. East Side Footbai Team MARIA L. ALBUQUERQUE ADELAIDE C. ALVES Smokey and the Bandit. Vo ey Bai. When the Smoke « Down. Beouticion. Good Times Rounding off the top 10 of the graduating class of '83 is Virginia Zac anas Virproa, an East Side Colorguard and Honor Society member, is also rivolved in various clubs Including History. Explorers. Future Physicians and Nature In her spare time she is also busy with community activities, mainly the Ironbound Educational and Cultural Center and the Youth Council, ond occasionally works In the family grocery store. m the coming years. Virginia plans to attend co«ege She is interested m a dentistry program. To her we leave the wish of many future advancements. AGOSTINO C. AFONSO Pnk Floyd. The Wal. Hockey. Foxy Lody. My Frteods and Manny JOSE E. AGRON RICHARD C. ALEXANDROS Ca gUa. Footbal. Pun Around Sue. Extroordnary Wearth. Hangng out ORLANDO ALVAREZ ANDRES ALVAREZ Dawn of the Dead. Foortxju. Heavy Meter. Pilot. Judos Priest 108 Seniors KEY Movie Spor Song AmO’on Wi Most JOAO ALVES MARIA J. ALVES Porky's. Softool. Endess Love. Years at East Sue VERA L. ALVES Officer and a Gentlemen. Soccer 9at v. Come to Me. Pestered Nurse Frteoas ELSA M. AMADO •Reds '. Tenns. lovefy on me Water bv (Steetev Don). My Enends DARMAUNA M AMARO Erst Stood. EoofeOH 3 Tmes A LOdy j St . Admrwt-ator. My w d fresnmen Year MARIA V. AMADOR ECEDENIA AMARO Arttx Eoctoai Tne Greatest love of A1 Psycnoo st. Me VIRGINIA ZAC ARIAS JOAO F. AMARAL The Blues Brothers. Eootbai. Tom Sawyer. Poice Officer. Groduator. Day LUISA M. ANCERIZ E.T.. VoneytxH. Lady, Ground Stewardess. Snoaklng out o school without getting caught. MARIA F. ANORE E T.. T nr« Don't You Want Me Baby. Computer Programmer. Ugh School Friends $lie Is Involved MARIA BENATT1 m today's society of self-concern, not mony people can profess to accounts of righteousness Senior Maria Benatti. feels otherwise Maria’s concern for her fellow students earnea her the 1982 Human Rights Award”. She held a cake sale to raise funds to bring music to the cafeteria during lunch periods. Her efforts for the people of the school were commended by Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson and the Director of the Human Rights Commission, at a reception held at Essex County Colege. Mona plans to attend coiege and study Medico Technology and when she finishes her education, she would like to apply her skills by working in a local hospital so that she may continue to serve ner community KAREN ANNUNZIATA Learner ana loce. To be Rich. Rocky, Friends EVETTE ANTHONY E T., BawetDal. TrUy. Compute! Programmer. Grockxitton Day ANA C. ANTUNES Blue Lagoon. Voleybal. Can t Live 'Without You. Secretary. jo e Jorge ANA P. ANTUNES 110 Seniors MARIA R. ARAUJO Knight Rider Term. I Love New York. When I first came to School JANET ARMAND E.T.. Softocfi. Truly. Eatfkcn Desgner fneno MElOVEE C. BALDW E T . fewer- N r MARLENE M ARAUJO Porky's Kmc TO iron. Truhr Computer Programmer. Moments someone ©•co MARIA G. ARRUDA PATRICIA M ARCOLEO An Officer and a Gentleman Cotor guard, up here We Belong Busnew Woman. Mangng out with my Mends MANUEL S. ASSENA Hockey TootDCi. Ve erdoy. Engr eer career n tre Service. Good fmet I nod wm my Mends Saner: JOAQUIM C. BARBOSA Fast Tmes ot Ridgemon High 0o-sebai. I Ron (So Far away). To become a Wot. Cafetero food HEDWIG M. BARTELL Porky' . Softool Candy's Room. Poor-moc« t Softool Game and Good Time 112 Seniors MARIA E. BAPTIST A First Stood, v'oteyOal. Break ft Up. Beootcon. Tne Good Time MARIA L. BARBOSA ET. Footbas. On the Wings of Love. Live. Love. Lough. Frtendt TERESA BATISTA E.T.. Tenrw. •You're my Everynog . To Live Love and Be Happy hoofing Pod FELICIDADE M. BARBOSA Offcer ana a Gentleman. Voieyoai. I Honestty love Vou. Clerk Meewg Tony Podnna JOSEPH BARREIRO Rocky I� . ■. A years of Basebo . Wafc on By. To oe Successful. Rich. and Chosen IScst JOAO O. BELO Fan Tme at Richmont Hgh. Touch fOOttxH. Pnoces . Compute Program-mer. G H from school JOAO A. BENTO Arfrx House Soccer. Soccer Player. At tne beoch. 'as? tmes a? Coimbra HO? MANUEL BENITEZ Rocky FootDCi. D co Ore as To be Protestor My grfflend Rosano ana OJ Baby MARIA C. BENATTI FrtOoy 13m. Swimming, bxjgne 3e happy and success . ftoc out art East S Oe CHRISTINE BICKER An Otftcer ana a Gentleman Hockey. You My Mogoan. Trove ng fteog with Rosie ft OebWe JULIA BONILLA Porky s. Voseybal. Tniy. Computer Programmer My Navy man EOdte As the Newark Coaches Association began choosing players for the '82-'83 Al-City Footbai Team they came across seven (7) members of the East Side Raiders Ray Kestng. Manny Benitez. Ron Boyce. Manny lado. Randy Ortiz. JoTyt Pereira, and Greg Inman These out-stonang young men were chosen for the folowing positions respectively. 1st team offensive hne. 2nd team runnng bock. 3rd team split end. 3rd team offensive fcne 3rd team offensive ime. 3rd team outside Sne backer and 3rd team safety When interviewed and questioned on - How to become nominated for this exclusive team . the above members stated “Excelent plays, deduction to the sport, ona recommendations by respective team coaches Whatever the necessary requirements . . Congratulations to a!' The A Team Seniors 113 Just An Average Teenage A participant m French. Explorers. Computer. History and Nature clubs, as well as membership in the Nationol Honor Society has enabled Maria De Pinho to successfully capture the ninth top 10 position. Maria, apart from al her school activities also belongs to the ironbound Educational and Cultural Center. Youth Council and tutoring program which helps students from 1st through 8 th grades who might be having difficulty in any subject area. Moria. is not decided about her future plans career wise, but she has chosen to attend either Montcloir or Rutgers University. Like many of today's teenagers, she has an unshokeable addiction to soap operas, especially General Hospital She also enjoys puzzles, no matter what size or shape Our wish is that every port in her bfe wi fal into position creating a complete masterpiece HUMBERTA BOTELlO An Officer ond a Genttemon Poncing. Roc fho Cosboh. Pofcre Officer. The 3rd floor Gang MAUREEN BRADLEY MAPIA C€ PNMO FERNANDO BREIJO Heavy f etal. Soccor. Storwdy to twaveo. To be successfU. Hangng RONALD E. BOYCE P Tak. Footoce. You Vamo To go � o Colege. Women DOROTHY C. BRAZELL Hafloween I. Tennis. Sexual Heomg. Murse. My nfce personalty MARIA I. BRITO Porocwe. Soccer. Tooght. Artne Travel. Good tm« 114 Seniors STEPHEN A. BRYANT MANUEL M CABELO In Memoriom 1983 FERNANDA F. CAMPOS The Frst Stood. Tenno. You are my Everytfsng. Busness Woman. Fire Dr s LUIS C. CAMPOS PAULA C. CACOILA An Officer ana o Gentleman. Roc-quetoai. Up Where we Belong. To succeed n ufe. Fnenas TERESINA CAPRA Rocky ■. Terms. Look of love. Busness Admrtstrator. Ser or Year VICTOR M. CARDIELLOS Pink Panther Strike Agon Poto. Reunited. G oto. Crakng tokos on my teacher ANA M. CARINHA An Officer and a Gentleman. Ro or Skating. Truly. To become rich someday. My freshman year Seniors 115 JOHN CARINHA Post time at Riagemont rtgh. Motor Cron Puberal for a Fnena. Busr'Ott-man. The gn IRAIDA CARTAGENA E T.. Baseball. Trufy, Becoming o lawyer. Mr T'avt ano SONIA M. CARRANCHO Arwnal House. Voleybal. Imagne. My Graduation fight everyday JIMMY CARTAGENA The Amador People. Bowng. How On Arport worVer. Mr Sam D Emco DIANA E. CARRERO MARIA M CARVALHO EncJeis Love. Tenne. Como To Me. Computer Programmer Teocheri. friends PEDRO B. CASQUEIRA PorVy'i. Trocfc. Hard to Say I'm Sorry. Computer Electronic . Troc Team The Flame Kurils On RUI M. CERVEIRA Pocky I. Basotxi . Bock h Black. Own a Ferrari, Friends DEBORA CEZIMBRA Officer and a Gentleman. Party Crashng. Truly. Accountant. Fronds GENE CINTRON DANIEL CEZIMBRA Caiguia Basketbo . Disco Ocus. Technical Engineer. Ortvng without a Icense Each year preceding the graduation ceremonies, an outstanding event takes place coled the passing of the torch it is conducted by the Senior class president with members of the Junior cass participating A lorge brass torch is Sghted symbolizing the traditions, principles and values established by past graduates of East Side High School. As the Jurvor class officers reaeve the torch, they accept the challenges and responsibilities that have been established throughout the years ana pledge to continue these traditions LOIS A. CHOLMINSKY American Gigolo. Foofbai I wi Suv ve. Travel to Itdy. Frank. Joene Pita MARIA F. CRNE •orvy j. Bcydng. iwlmmng vou« ny Everymng. To be Rich. Oa� or 83 ALVIN CINTRON E.T. Baseoat Pock me House. To be o 8uanessman. The boys the back hdwoys PETER J. CIUBA Seniors 117 Cover Girl G no loPo proixty deploys her certitcate Thor© are many Talented Seniors g'oduatmg in the class of 83. Gina Lobo is no exception Gina's talent and interest in drawing ona painting led her to take Saturday morning classes on a Scholarship at Rutgers University arranged by Dr. Pellegrino. Her classes consisted of Graphic Design I I where she designed logo's, letterheads, catalogues and advertising layouts for magazines Gina possesses great skill in drawing and hopes to pursue a major of Graphic Design at a post-secondary art school or college LEROY CLARK The Gooa. Bod and the ugly. Baseboi Say Yes. To Be Success . Pec © h m© School RINALDO COCITO Fast Times Soccer. Hard to Say I'm Sorry, Plot. The Soccer Team EILEEN COBOS Attock of the K er Tomato© . Polo. XngkHand To Bo R� ch ond Never Work. Hanging out at Popular- . Boo-Boo LEONEL A. COELHO Down of me Dead. Chasing Girt . Block SaPPatn voi A Paramedic. Friend and Teachers TROY H. CONSHUE MARY T. COOGAN The Song Pemons the Same, Cheer-leoc ng - Softool. Don't Meunderstond Mo To Be Free a a Brd- Block Sapooth Concert 118 Seniors LEONIRDA F. CORDEIRO Endess love. Hockey. Heart to8reafc a H«ar‘ Computer Programmer, Sirnme' of ‘82 CARLOS E. CORZO ROSANA COSTA An Otftcer ona o Gentlemcjo foot . Er ctevs love. Co motoioo t. Good Tlmot w th Vonny AGUE DO CORDERO Stop Sho’ Basebal. You light up my Life. Mathematician. My Parents MARIA C. COSTA Poiterge-v Vo eytxjB, You're My Everytrvng Fight Attendant Playng Hooky MARIA A. COUTO An Ottce- ana a Gentleman. Tennis. Heort'-ghTs. Engneer Wasting to School on a Snowy Day LUIS M. CORTES Rocky i. Footaal. East Soo rtgh MARIA I. COSTA E T.. Ruvwvg Who Can rt Be Now. Cosmetologist. Beng with Joe Seniors 119 An Extraordinary Individual Number 8. Ana Oliveira, has always cSsplayed on amazing talent with paper, pencils, paints ana other artistic tools To this day. Ana has won at least two first prize, and numerous 2nd. and 3rd placements for her entries in contests; all of them paintings During her 4 years at East Side this talented individual has taken part in many activities. Among her Sst of memberships are: Drama club. Portuguese club. Newspaper staff. Homeroom Representative and Student Counci. After reading this you might think that she would go home and relax, but no Ana has a part-time job in a doctor's office, and is also President of the Iroobound Educational and Cultural Center's Youth Council. With al these accomplishments, we are positive she will succeed in her chosen major. College is but another stepping stone on the way to a professional career. Good Luck always and much happiness are our wishes for this extraordinary individual EDWIN A. CRUZ Cheecn and Chong. Footbai. Always and Forever Be Happy and SuccessfU in Life. The Who LUIS F. CRUZ WILFRED CRUZ JOAO M. CUNHA The Song Remans the Same. Footbai. Starway to Heaven, Computer Whiz. Spiasn Party '82 FRRNANDO DA CRUZ MkJr ght Express. Bowing Stairway to Heaven. Self Mode Mtondre. The White Van (Task Force) LIZA E. CRUZ Sparkle. Vdeybai. Come To Me. Computer Operator. Fire Dr s FRANCISCO J. CUBELO Dawn of the Deod. We htirftng. Pod© (8� oci SaOOoth). Professional Artist. Judas Prest Concert MARIA DA CRUZ An Officer ana a Gentleman. Cotor-guord. Come To Me. Coresr m Nursng. Lunchtme Adventures 120 Seniors 1 JOAQUIM A. DA MOTT A MARIA DA SILVA An Officer and o Gentleman. Hanging out on Pacific Street. To Be a Success. Good Tmes wtth Ett e CATHERINE D. AlESSIO E.T.. Tenrw. Always and Forever. Secretary, Fre Drts JOLENE M. DANKER Porky's. FootDai. Trviy. A Perfect Mamoge. Footbal Seasons OUVIA DA SILVA Porky's. Softtx . Baby. Come to Me. Legal Secretary. My Four years ES-HS ANA OUVERA AIDA DA SILVA Enaess Love. Guys. Wfenng on a Stor. Fatfvon ‘ ercnandber. Hangng out on the 3rd floor THERESA MARIE DA SILVA An Officer and a Gentleman Cheer-You and I Successful m everything I do. Tony Lantigua 121 Seniors Business Bound Finishing seventh this yeor in Data Pocheco. Data describes her seif os a consumate soccer fan. following closely her favorite teams Her other hobbies include crocheting, cooking and shopping, but Dalia does not seem to have c the time she would like, to pursue these interests Her job at Coutinho's Bakery demands most of her after school hours. Dalia had become proficient in dividing her time, between her job and after school activities such as the History and Nature clubs She also maintains a high scholastic average in the National Honor Society After graduation Data wishes to pursue a career in business She is not sure about the college she will attend, but her major wi be business administration We al wish Data luck and hoppress in os her endeavors DALIA PACXCO 122 Seniors TYRONE DAVIS JOSE M DE BARROS KAREN DE FRANCIS M My OttJren. Honing Out Open um Happy cyvl Soccewtu. frank LUCINDA VAIENTE DE ALMEIDA EnrJess Love. Gymnastic . You My Everything World Trover. Freshman Year SANDRA M. DE CASTRO Dynasty. VdeytXJl. Mone � y. Accounting. Chop 8 6 DEBORA DEL GRIPPO E T . Swimming. Trtfy. Accounting. Senior Year FRANCISCO A. DE OLIVEIRA Rocky ■ oseb«. Rock mo Cosbah Mechanic. The Fun at East Side MARIA J. DE PINHO 0Oe Loooon. Baseoai. Body. Come To Me. To Be Successful Friends EVELYN DILA Body and Soul. Forty Croshng. If The World Were Mne. Truck Driver. Meot-ng Buckwheat ROSA M. DE OLIVEIRA ANTONIO DE PINHO Office' and a Gentleman. Terns. Always and forever. Secretary. My Teochers ROZENILDA DIAS Pink Floyd. Tennis. From Me to You, My Work. A Soccer Game An Officer and a Gentleman Party -Orashng. Got To Be The'O. Lawyer. My Encounter with Gc eo ILDA M DO COUTO An Officer and a Gentleman. Swm-mng. Booy Come To Me Accountant, My Sctxxn Years Seniors 123 MARIA 1. DOMINGUES Krtghtnder Soccer. Don't Try Sueid . Become a Doctor. Ser� or Year JOSE M. DOS SANTOS Empire Strikes Bock. Tennts. Why Forever For and Time. Succeed in Lite BRIAN A. DOWLING 124 Seniors LUISA C. DOS SANTOS Arthur. Voseytxn. You and I. Become an Accountant. My Fnends CARLOS T. DUARTE Fast Times, Soccer, hard To Say I'm Sorry. Soccer Player. Times with the Soccer Team DEIRDRE C. DORSEY E.T. Trock. Truly. PtiyDcal Therapist. The Fun Tmes MARIA F. DOS SANTOS ftocky I. Soccer. M ey. Succeed n UTe. Good Times ROSE M. DUPREY Pottergeet. Guy Chasing, m the Sf« of ♦he Nght. Executive Secretary. Fnend-Stvps With t eievee BoWwih and Fernanda Lopes Shutter Kui� ANDRIENNE H. EATMAN Private lessees voteytxji. Nasty Girt . Doctor. Senor Picnic (xUS Esp KOSA ELIZABETH FAUSTINO Porky' . Soccer. Vow My Everytrmg 3e Successful in Lrfo. fine Times at East Side ADLAI L. EXUM Rrst Blood. Basfcetfcal. Sexual Healng. An BectrkSan Teachers Stnke DERIN J. FENNER Rader of the Lost Ark. Footbal. Sexual Hectng Bachelor or Science Degree. Ser y Year HARCXD PROTT As anyone associated with a publication knows, a good photographer is hard to find. We the staff of the '83 Torch are fortunate to have the services of Harod Prott. Harold's pictures can be seen througnout the yearbook. If we were to credit each shot, the list would accumulate to many pages. Besides his endless assignments for the yearbook. Harold has taken pictures for the school newspaper fashion show, splash party and he also received The Best Photographer Awora for his entry m the Teen Arts Festival. Harold plans :o pursue photography after graduation by attending a college associated with the arts He also hopes to become a fashion photographer and perhaps have a business of his own someday Good luck ANA M. FERNANDES ET. Soccer keep on Loving You. Beautician John ANTONIO T. FERNANDES The Blue lagoon. Basebal Heart ot Gloss. Architect. When we picked on Mr Decker and he Vofcswogon Seniors 125 Research pay oft Probably on© of the most important tasks a Senior faces is preparing for college Throughout our last year we have filled out countless applications, attended frequent meetings with college representatives, visited the xeroxing machine enough tmes to publish a book, and most importantly, taken the College Board's SAT’s As we al know a good SAT score is hard to come by. Many students enrol in weekend courses to brush up on their skflls and improve the chances of getting an exceptional score Others purchase various text on ‘'faster techniques to f« in dots , also hoping that their pre-test concern will benefit the fmal outcome. When “the day approaches students enter the testing center with rrtxed fear and apprehension - and also with 3 lead pencils sharpened to perfection. As the time ticks on and the test begins, all other thoughts disappear, and attention is focused on achieveing the best possible score. SAT: COLLEGE MIGKA.VE CARLOS A. FERNANDES Zapped. Soccer. Mickey. Computer Science Technician. Fun Times ARMINDO M FERRIERA Rocky I. Weght Uftlng. The Eye of the Tiger. Bor Tender. Soccer ANTONIO FERNANDEZ Rocky. Basobai. Always on my Mnd. To Be R ch. The Good Times with Friends E.T., Party Crashing. Truly. Getting Marned. Times at Tom s house 126 Seniors EDSON FERREIRA Porky's. Soccer. Who Con if Be Now. Get Married to a Rich lady. Good Tmes OLINDA M FERREIRA E.T.. Soccer. When I Need You. Beautician. Best Times At E.S.H PEDRO J. FIGUEIREDO Rood Warrior. FormukJ 7 RodnQ. Vtessoge m the Softie. Roce Cor Driver. Friends MYRNA FIGUEROA EVELYN FIGUEROA Modem X. Softboi. lody. Actress. Ptoy West Stde Story LUIS M. FIUPE Porky's. FootOdl. TrvJy. Computer TectrKcon. Poconos ALSINA FONSECA An Officer and a Geotteman. waning Out on Pacific Street. Who Can it Be Now. To Be Successful Jom i2 t6 8i ANA P. FONSECA Rocky I Swmming. Eye Of tt e Tig Meeker , When I won a contest JUAN FIGUEROA DONNA L. FISCHER Star Wars. VdeyOdL Eye n tne Sky. To Be Successfvi. Al My Friends Seniors 127 MAfllA BAP80SA MARIA T.FONSECA Mogrx n Pi. Soccer. Gloria Execute Secretary. Mr Zoppr's Science Oats IDAUNA B. FORNELOS An Officer ana a Gentleman. Beng with Manny, Love Hurt , To Be Success The Ooy ne popped the Question 128 LUIS M. FRANCISCO The Good. The Boa and the WJ tAxl wresting. CokJ as ice. To the Who. frt •� THOMAS FORTENBERRY Creep Show. Footbci. Always and Forever Get 3 ch. Footbal MARIA C. FRANCISCO Sooner or Later. Soccer. Baby Come To Me Success. Fre Dm ROSEMARIE FONSECA Arthur voseybc . Who Can tt Be Now Atoy C CARMEN M. FRAGUADA •EBORAH M. GALANTE Oit Crow Dimples, Dimples, Dimples! MARIA L GANDAREZ Kramer v Kramer Gymnastics. Two less lonely Poooie. Study MeOcne My Ffesnr-or. vear IVONNE M. GARCIA ET. Dandng. Always on my Mind. Fashion Destgnec. Fashion Show W ORLANDO GARCIA $tr Crazy. JuOO. Time is On My Soe Engneomg My Fnenas BAR8ARA GARCIA An Officer and a Gentleman Softool. Trviy Comouter Programmer Xnor venr When this years 6th in rank was interviewed we learned, that she hod made it a port of her school tme to get involved Dung her four years as an East Sider. Mono L Barbosa actively took part in a number of clubs. ncKxing French, History. Nature, and Future Physoans while hoidng the position of Treasurer in the National Honor Society. But. her nvoivement doesn’t stop when she leaves the school. After work n a Ferry Street store. Maria is also o member of the ironbound Educational and Cultural Center Youth Counci Marta Bees Children and pets, she has a cat named Lena. And as anyone who knows her con confirm she loves “DIMPLES . MANUEL J. GARCIA Warner Kick Bowng. Starway to Heaven. Career in Crtmmcf A;srce. Summer of 82 SANDRA R. GARCIA An Officer and a Gentleman Cneer-leoaog Truly. Good Tmoj Poaro MAYTE GARCIA Endeu Love, water Soorts Some tmes When We Touch. To Be P N SAL ANGELA M GASPAR Paternity. Tenne. You My Everything F� g t Attendant. Poyng Hooky Seniors RHONDA H. GATUN Dynosty. Tennis, if Thu World Was Mine, Criminal Xistice. Class of '83'' Serxy t vn JOZEF GOUNSKI JAIME L. GOMES Cneech and Chong. Foottoai. i Ran, Bectronscs Technician. Good Friends VICTOR M. GOMES Porky's. Soccer. Bom To Be Aive. To Become o Dentist. The Good Tmes ELIETH R. GONCAIVES Zap. VoieyPa . I Can Read You Mind. Be A Lawyer. Graduation in 83 MARIE GONCAIVES Porky's. Rocketoal Baoy. Come To Me. Cosmototogy Ai My Friends Booming business. Funds iVccdcd MARIA S. GONCALVES A� gotor. Bosketbo . I've Done Everything For You. MeOcme. A Frtenosho that I never hod CARMEN GONZALEZ Fortxtoer' ove. Dancrig. Trviy. Coi t Reporry 'ne Good Tme MARIA D. GONZALEZ Pottergest. Soccer. Gtooo. To Become a Good interpreter. Al The Fut Tmes MARIA G. GONCALVES Bfcje Lagoon SolerikoTlng Your My Everyttvng Computer . Good Time During this year's open house, the National Honor Society he d a successful bake sale T hanks to the participation and dedication of the society's members, they were able to rase sufficient funds towards future expenditures. A great variety of caloric food was enjoyed by al The National Honor Society recedes no funcing from the Board of Education, therefore the gaBont effort by the members was greatly needed and appreciated ENRIQUE GONZALEZ Rocky. Baseoal. Baseoal Ptavor. The Fun Tmes NEUDA GONZALEZ MADELINE GONZALEZ Ploy It ogan Sam. Teddyvtg. Joy Division. To Be Success Mr Guartno and hi Boys SENAIDA GONZALEZ An Officer and a Gentleman. Swimming. Don't Throw it Al Away. Engneer Performing Wes' S oe Story Seniors 131 ANN M. GOSCENSKI E.T. Soseoa '?euritea To Be Otdv Summer of TV DIGNORA GUTIERREZ HENRY GUTIERREZ First Bfcoa Baskefbal Nasty G s. tVar Sugeon Good Mena TONY O. HALL Siroov Ngfit Movte. BaMbai Who Can it Be Now Protectory 0 J YVONNE L. HARDY Haioween. VoCeytoai. Endest Love. Executive Bamou Woman. Fun at East Side WAYNE HAYWARD Creep Show, Ses. Senuaf Me ng. Senior voar BARON HARRIS Stir Crazy. Basfcettx . Seeing Moody. Broodcastng. My Fnends ARMANDA M. HENRIQUES An Officer grid a Gentleman. Tome. The £ ye rt the Sky. Mv htnrman Ye CONTESTANTS TAKE T P Ma;a 132 Seniors put Your Thinking s On DINA M. HENRIQUES Clou of 1U4 Hockey. TrUy. Teocher. The Dr«i WAYNE HILL E T Bo ettxJi. Wfchng on a Star. To Be Rich. Ptayng In Halt ROBERT A HOUSE ET. Basketoa . Moment 0 my Lowyo'. Fretnman Yeo DAISY HERNANDEZ An Office and o Gennenxm Party Cratfyng StfL Pou Trigonometry. Gong wm Duck CYNTHIA D. HOMIEK An Officer and o Gentle-on ert Footoai Baoy Come to Me Be th Ek t Potan Ptesdent. Ort to ana Boom Boom My Soga- Gw it looded Baby. Eoottxk You Mama Busne� Man-ogemen «onoge We East S 3e was among 32 tchoois osked to pamcoate m the year s Rutger's Bowl, a tkgh school student quiz program Seniors Heiena Lee. Harold Prott and Chung Ho. and Junior Chee Eng competed for East S� de ogonst 4 students from an al grts school from Bayonne. New Jersey. Ow team put up a good battle but infortunateiv were defeated in the last half of the program The day was not lost however, the students emparved on o tow of the Rutgers compos led by Or indgren and sampled coiege He for a day CHUNG K HOR The Revenge of J d FoottXJ Mara to Soy rm Scry. Engnew Al the Good Time STEPHEN J. JABIONSKI E T . Eootbai Don't Throw it Al Away Become o Paramedc Nothing Seniors 133 Rojmarte pmneiro Half-way down th© list, at number five, we find Rosemarie Pmheiro, President of the Honor Society, and member of many school clubs and activities including: History, Nature. Future Physicians and Portuguese clubs But involvement in school activities and studying to maintain excellent grade pant averages isn't the only difficult assignments that take up this young tody's time A part-time )ob at a doctor's office occupies the remander of Rosemarie's already busy schedule. The future. Rosemarie says, is a little more complicated to organize.' She pans to attend college, but whether here or in Europe is undecided. Regardless, we are certain of one more East Sider's triumph in the future. Right In RICKY JACKSON Halo ween 1 and 2. BaskettxA A House u Not a Homo. To Be Fcmous. The Students DINA M JORGE An Offtcor and o Gentleman. Soccer. We Ride Tor� ght. Uve on a Tropical Wand Forever Cuttmo BARBARA A. KARBOWSKI 134 Seniors The Middle SHARELl C. JACKSON An Officer ana a Gentleman. Voley-ba� . If This world Were Mne. Navy Career. Class of 83'' I LIONEL D. JORGE Casablanca. Wresting. She's a Man-eater. Sett-Mode Mkinare. Good Friends. Good tcnes. Michooo Gnsei RAYMOND KERSTING Exorcat. Footba . Don't Stop Befcevng. To Be Very Rich. Pvayng Footoal ALYSON R. KRAYL An Officer and oGenttemon Dancng. Who Can rt be Now. live Ufe to the FuSest iir httme PATRICK F. KROWl An Officer and a Gentleman Foe? Dal Ploy ot yos Own Pi . State Troooet. Being Absent GRtSEL LAFUENTE An Officer and o Gentiemon Color-guard YOU and I To Marry lonei. Sophomore Year KENNETH J. KRIEGER MARY KUROYLA Paaers ot the lost Art. ice Hockey. Pdow You. R ow Me Many a Rich Man 6-2-82 at Rtvertxjn. BARNARO J. IALIEY ice Hockey. Busang My Own tkxee. Hangng Down me Basement ptoyng Quarters MANUEL E. LADO Aiwnai House. Foott o« Rocky’s rneme Be A Mjtmeonare Graduation Day CYNTHIA D. LEE Dynasty. Vofteytxfl. Nasty Gns. To Beach my Goal. My Teocners Seniors 135 Crus|ng’ - Still Possible? HELENA A LEE An Offleer and o Gentleman. Baseoal. Though The Years. To Be President, Eating With My Friends DORTHEA J. LEE ET. Bowing, frosty G i. Fight At?©rv danf. Graduation Mght HSUAN LING Animof House. Toons. Don't You Want v© To oe a Busness Woman Throughout this year, many East So© serxors have become fccensed drivers, joniog thousands of others m Newark trying to get that last remaining parking space For those who nave waited 17 years to legally get behna the wheel, all is not easy Problem one getting a car Are you gonna use the family car’ it's a race for the keys Any gas’’ Better stop at the Exxon station. Any gas money’ No. we« bock to the bicycle Problem 2 so you've got your own carl Congratulations1 After the nsurance payments, the maintenance and the gas. you have no money left to go anywhere Wet you can cruse around the neighborhood and pick up members of the opposite sexl Huh? Use up thirty donors worth of gas on a cor that gets 7 rr n around the neighborhood’ Back to the bike ogam. By the time the golden oge of 17 arrives, we realize that you can not go far with nflaton The gas pump is a dependant alone, not to mention the insurance man. We must be seodng his son through colege' Workng after school for some extra money just isn't enough Cars should come equpped with seif-foancmg Maybe on the 1984 models, right next to the taikng Datsun's. ANA M. UNO Haioweer Trocv. You're My Everyttv ng. Secretary. My Friends GINA LOBO jazz Snger 3as efbai Though The Year Fight Attendant. Graduation Day JAN P. LENARD Easy Pder. We htwtng. Bom to be WK3 To uve Past World War I. Tight lenrvi JACQUELINE USOJO ET. Everytnng That's Chaiengng. TrvXy. Success n Comouters. Loving Edwn Coraona MARIA C. LOPES Arthu Swmmng. With a Little Luc . Famous Soger actress Hanging Out With Friends MARIA C. LOPES Porky's. voley Be . The One That You love Succeed m life. Xrtot Year PAULA M LOPES VoieyboB. You're My Every’ ? Beautician. Carto My Mends EVELYN LOPEZ Homework. Baske’ba Always and For Ever. Secretary, Fas Times at E.SH.S KAREN LOVELACE Rocky Horror Show. Vo eytX3 Wtjhng On a star. To Be Hapoy Successfm. Y Sd ana Crazy Tmes GERAROO MACERIA Raders Ot The Lost Ark. Rutywsq Message In A Bottle. Groduarng from Cotege. Track Team TERESA E. MACEIRA me Russians Are Comrvg Basebai. Hotel Cast or ma. Foi th Period Bond Plans For Tlie Future Finishing fourth in the graduating class of '83 is Maria Da Cruz. Maria has been a colorguard since her sophomore year and boasts a targe scale of activities Future Physjcans. Explorers. History. Honor Society and co-editor of the '83 yearbook Maria's activities do not stop at the 2:30 bell. Along with a part time pb at a lawyer's office, she volunteers many hours of her time to tutor at the Ironbound Educational And Cultural Center. Friends describe Maria as a very helpful and unselfish person. wh ch is easy to see After graduation. Mora plans to oursue a career in the health field A career in nursing or anesthesiology seems interesting at this time We wish Maria the best of luck and good fortune In her future JOSE MACOR Porky's. Footbai. Don't You Want Mo. Economics. Poconos MARIBEL MALDONADO Class of W . Votoybai. Triiy. Secretary. Good Times With Fronds MA� A da CBUZ _______________ ANTHON Y MARQUES The Kids Are A)nghf. The Who. Something About England Marry Mono Per ora Al the Pecoo Who noted Me and Won VERA C. MADERIA Porky s. Cheerteodng 1. Dirty Loundry. Computer Soence Engmeer.ng. Cheering at Footbai Gomos PAUL J. MARINI Emmanule Joys of a Woman. Soccer. You and I. Psychologist. Mr ChT Psychology Class MANUEL MARQUES 138 Seniors OCIVAt F. MARQUES Portcy's. Trock. Donno. Own Travel Agency. Wafcng Hal witn Grtfnend MANUEL P. MATOS ZORAIDA C. MARRERO An Officer and a Gentleman. Swm-mog Color Guard. Tniy. Fashion Designer. Best Fnends Manny MARIA F. MATOS Simmer Lovers. Swimming. Hard To Say I’m Sorry. Graduation MOISES MARTINEZ E T.. Baseoofl. Be a Carpenter. Groduatoo FREDDIE MCDOUGLE SHEILA MCMULLIN An Officer and a Gentleman. Horse Bock ffcdng. Bom To Pun. Be Happy -Successful Hanging Out ot Populars MARIA G MEDEIROS Seniors 139 MIRIAM MEDINA An Officer and a Gentleman. Gymna-You're My Everythng Travel A0®ht. Sophomore Year Fnend ►€DOY BARTR.L JOHN MILLER The Thing, Football, Key Lorgo. Success and Riches. Caught Ttvowng Tomatoes in Gym -140 Seniors EDUARDA M. MELO Porky's. Baseba . Sexual Healing. Poshion Designer. Fire Dris MICHAEL MERTEN Rocky I. Wresting. Don’t Go. law hforcement. 1982 Poconcs Trip ANABELA R. MIRANDA 8tue logoon, Swimming. Hard To Say I'm Sorry. Forego languogos. Memories I leave Behind JOSE MENDEZ Rocky ■ Kung Fu Tai Ctv Chuan. You Can t Hurry love. Work In Foe Art Fleia My Gd Yvette CARLOS A. MIGUEL CARLOS A. MIRANDA The Won. Footbai. Teenage Waster land, Rock ana Ro ff. AHEAD ELIOS M. MIRANDA The Won. Footbo . StOirwoy To Heoven. To Bo Successful. Cold Foottx Gomes UTO A. MIRANDA E.T.. Bojocoi AtxoCOOOtya. En nooc East Side gn DESIRAE C. MOBLEY Pocky I. Boxng Sexual Hodog f se Friend JOAQUIM M. MIRANDA Cohan The Barbarian. W� crtMtr g. Van Baton. Electronic Technician. Friend at Ea� t Soe MARIA H. MIRALDO Prom teght. Terre. Hara To Soy rm Sorry. To B© nappy. tog School Year ANA M. MOJICA An Officer ana a Genleman Swrn-ming. Concerto Por Um Ete Computer Science Ai My Teochers Coming m number three was not easy but Heddy gave it her best ana come out on top As co-ec tor of the '83 yearbook she became accustomed to deadlines and racing against time. Her many softbol gomes helped to coordinate mmd and body, membership in the National Honor Society challenged her active bran, and particpating in the various clubs kept her on top of everything Heddy has always planned ahead, so she has taken her time and chosen a career, in the Fall of '83 she expects to enter a five year coiege course and study pharmocy As yet she has not picked a specialty, so she win start with general classes, but who knows where the future may take her May her future be Wied with her every wish, and the completion of started plans along with the realization of desired goals KATHY A. MISUKONIS An Officer and a Gentleman, watering Men. Pretty Woman To Be nappy. Good Tme With Bartxya ond Raipn PEDRO A. MOLINA Arpfane. Footbai Trock, reader of the Band. Lawye A s«con Fnend at Seniors Ml Lalley Plays Hoekev All Out Bernie Lailey. captain of th© hockey team and only senior, is without a doubt, one of the most important players on the team The 180 pound 6'0' to« center, was selected as the leading scorer by the inter scholastic Hockey Leogue Berry© contributes leadership to the team and enjoys helping the other guys develop their ski He scored two hat tncks in the game against West Essex along with three assists, leaang East Side to its (10-9) victory. Tom Wichowski. in hts first year as coach, of the East Side team said, Everyone connected with our program has such great respect for the kid, he is a super person, to say nothng of his hockey ability I am gkad I had the opportune to coach him. He most definitely has had an outstanding season. JULIE A. MONGUSO Porky's. Hockey, You and I. Computer Operator Mr Kng's Homo Room ANTONIO MONTERO Poroase Soccer. Eye of the Tiger. Computer Operator. Years in Ugh School Berne Laley ROBERT MORRELL E T . Cross Country Perming Onty Time Wi Tel. Art Teacher. Good Times With Wends JOHN M. MONIZ Py Floyd The Wal. Skoteboardng. Wish You Were Here. Pc co Officer. Block Sabbath Concert ROSEMARY MORAIS Stripes VcAeybal. Look of Love. Career n MedKTine. Memores l� Leave Behnd ELIZABETH N. MORENO E T . Parry C ashmg. BaDv Come To Me. Nurse. Going Wrth kmg Tut 142 Seniors LATODDO A. MOSS Zomto . Foottxal Basebaa Moody. Professional Sports Woyer. Fronds HUMBERTO MOTA RojX'O Bu . Bowng. Wok On By. State Trooper Freshman Year MIGUEL A. MOTA The Empee Strkes Bock. Footoai. Amenca. To Be A CM Engineer CESAR O. MUNOZ Pr Roya The Wai. Wresting You Dreoms. Become Sett Employed. Ettabeth Terri MARY J. NEMECKAY E.T.. Hockey. Endess Love. To Gt Mamed Busness Schooi. Hangng Out MARIA MUNOZ Fame. Voiey al. Open Arms. Dan-Ong Sngr g Times I Use To Cut With Friends LUCIA F. NETO A Officer and a Gentleman. Vofey-oa� . Wnhng On A Star. Succeed m Life. Good Tmes Wrth Friends ANA I. NATA Fast Tmes At Pogemont Ugh. Bo-sepal Without You. Computer Opera tor. My Doddy Seniors 143 dust Smurfy MARIA F. NEVES E.T, Bosketbol. Rock The CasPcn. Secretary. Good Tmes FERNANDO NOLAU The War Sky Diving. Shin® On You Crazy Okmond, Aeronautics. Party Tim® In 1982 on© of the most popular Saturday morning cartoons set the stage for a large morket of merchandise The Smurfs cartoon cought the hearts of millions across the nation, including senior Patricia Pfitnikas Patricia began coiecting Smurfs'' soon after they were introduced At present count, she owns 87 of those optimistic blue trols. which comes close to a c elector in Delaware who owns 128 No one can realy pinpoint the major feature of attraction possessed by Smurfs , only that they're cute creatures who have a maxim caied Smurfy's Low. which goes - Everything that can go right, w go right. So far. it has 144 Seniors ROSA C. NIEVES Th® Jefferson . Danc ng Snging, You'f© My Everything. Computer Operator. Speed Friend Sato Figueroa Jr GLENN E. NOLEN First Blood. Footbai. I Want Muscles Pro Footbai Player. Footbai games at East Side JUANITA OCASIO An Officer and a Gentleman. Softbal. Sexual Heamg. FasNon Merchondse. Senior Year ANA M. NODA An Officer and o Gentleman. Guys'. Baby Come To Mo. Pharmoc«t Psy-chotogtst. Patrick K Wld rmes W.th 0600$ ANTONIO J. NUNES Porky's. Soccer. Love On The Telephone. Pro Soccer Player. My Wck. name TONIMARI6 T. OECKEL An Officer and a Gentleman. Swtm-nrwtg. Hear to Heart. Famous Busoess Owner. Boyfriend Nelson QuHtcxwa AMERICO A. OLIVEIRA JOAO OLIVERIRA Jd House Pock, Soccer. The Twat. (Jock and Pol Star ANA F. OUVERIA Arthur. Chewing Gt n. Penny Lane. To Make My Oeams Realties. Thai Cola Day In The Dunkng Booth MARIA J. OLIVEIRA Sunnmer Lower . Swimmng. Nghts m White Satin. Nurse. Senior Acttvmes ANTONIO C. OLIVEIRA The Deer Hunter Hunting. Anything By The Oan. Pepioce Woody A� en. K Leonard DALIA M PACHECO Dr. Zhivogo. Soccer. You and L Accomplsh Goad. Friends ABILIO C. PEREIRA Pocky. Bosebai. Don't You Want Mo. Engnoof. 82 Splash Party An Officer ana a Gentleman. Fox tijnfor. you're My Everythng. Computer processing. Mongmg W.fh M S A S JJ T B F L JOHN PEREIRA Pocky I. H. M. Footbaii Boseboli. Become Pich. Fneods 146 Seniors JOSE S. PEREIRA The Rood Warriors. Boxng. The Look Of Love. Own Car Service Station. The Third Fkx JOSE M. PEREIRA Porky's. Footbal. I Love You. Engineer. The Footbai Team MARIA I. PEREIRA E note is lovo. Soccer. You're My Everyth. Medteol Speck . Friends or Eost Side PAULA A. PEREIRA •MO Baseoal. Honesty. Be Honest With Other oeopte. Amor Yeor NILS A E. PEREZ An Office and o Gentleman. Softool. Truly. Acccxntng.. Bay-Say MARIA R. PEREIRA Somewhere m Time. Tarring Ants, For Crying Out loud. Make Anthony Smle. Yummy iir chtlmet DAVID PEREZ Rocky Horror Show. FootOc . Somewhere Down The Rood. Accountant. 11-26-81 Creat Time With Ro REYNALDO PEREZ E T. Bo tong. Always and Forever. Puerto Rican President Fun Times n The Sheraton Casino This yeors satutatooan, Jacqueline Santos is very dedicated to our school contributing much of her spore time to various activities. Becoming Vice-President of our Junior class, she has maintained her title and is now our Senior Class Vice-Presaent hetprrg to organize on our Semor activities A member of the National Honor Society. Computer. History. Nature. Explorers. and Future Physicians clubs she sts continues to ochieve honor rol classifications Jacquie. os she is known by her friends, plans to attend a state college and major in the popular field of computers. To her. we write these sentences, wishing her the best in her future endeavors MARTHA PEREZ An Officer ana a Gentleman. Swnv mng. Tve Got To Be There Have Ur Before Mamoge. Good Tmes With fix Jr. and Friends ALDA M. PINA E.T.. Terms. Rock me Casbch. Gtoukj Stewardess Manny Marques Seniors 147 ROSA M. PINHEIRO Love story. BaMbd. Theme From Goat other. Enjoy life To It Freest ANA M. PIRES E.T.. Soccer. Lost In Love. Executive Secretary. Luo CRISTINA M. PINHO An Officer and a Gentleman Vo ey-oai. Up Where We Belong Legal Secretary. Good Tme wvtn Fiieods PATRICIA PUTNIKAS An Officer and o Gentleman Basebal. Truly. Be Hoppy and Successful. Hanging Out At PopsJars Fnends ARMANDO E. POZO Dawn Of The Deod, Basefcan Baby Come To Me To Be Rich ijty i ope BENTO A. PINTO Rocky Horror Show; Esxopean Cyemg. Wish You Were Here. A.rp one Mecnorvc friend MARIA J. PONTE Grease I. f?c er kotmg. Somebody' Baby. Secretary Good Tmes ROXANNE PR1GNANO The Godfathor. Footoai. Bobo O (?rey. Pkjytx y Centerfold. Party Weekond With Tor 148 Seniors Valedictorian — ’83 Gndy Horn C ocfy Homiek. this years Valedictorian has set nigh standards throughout her four years at East Side, involvement as wefl as acodemics has always occupied her free time Cmdy was the Junior and Senior class president, she became a Co-iorguard r her sophomore year, advancing he- position to Co-Captain, and finally Captain in senior year. A member of the National Honor Socety. Club editor of the '83 yearbook, ond a participant m various clubs throughout her high school years Cindy plans to attend a State College but her major is as yet undecided, but we know that she wiH give her best to whatever comes her way We take this time to offer congratulations ana wish her luck for the future HAROLD PROTT lot American Vtgr . Ro e� Hockey. Wotng For A G 1 lie® You. Penttxxae Photographer. My Friends MARIA F. QUEIROGA Porky' . Dancing. You're My Everyth-ng Sole Person. Good Time With Friends MARIA PUGLIESE Ar Officer and a Gentleman Vo ey-bct. Up Where We Belong Beauhciaa Sen x Year ELISA M. QUINONES Rocky I. Softool. Eye Of The Tgec. Become Rich. Good Time With Ren Kothy fW Gotto NELLY J. QUINONES E T. Hockey. I Can t G ve vou Anytnog But My Love. Psychology, Oa s of 1982 JOSE J. RAMOSVALLEJO Seniors 149 Aupe voz Augie Vaz. on© of the most outstanding players on the East Sid© soccer team is most definitely a credit to the team This defender showed off hs excellent skill at every game and practice He is considered a wen rounded player Vaz not only displays exce ent skill, he also has very good leader she qualities Because of his leadership, he was chosen Co-Captain. East Siders weren't the only ones who took notice of this exceptional soccer player. He was chosen for the Ccndus all county team and the Star Ledger an Essex third team, rts ski and dedication was wel appreciated. Winner All The Way ANABELA C. RAPOSO Zapped. Swimming. You Don’t Wont Me Anymore. Secretory. My Friend DWIGHT M REAVES RAMON REBOZO Rocky I. I. a. Bo ebai Always and Forever Tycoon. Good Times ANTONIO J. REGADA Animal House. Footbai. Without you. Roce Car Mechanic. Fire Drfc JOSE A. REGO SUSAN J. REVIE An Officer ana a Gentleman. Foot-tx « Cheerieoding. Sforway To Heaven. Be Happy Successfui. Hang-og Out At Popular 150 Seniors RAQUEl A. REYES DAMIAN RIOS Pr Royd The Wd. Basetx Freeord. Bo Famous. Fr«oc� Toocfw NAOMI RIVERA An Officer and a Gentleman Bos et-bai TrUy. Secretary. My Teachers MARIE F R1BEIRO The Way We Were. Soccer. Hand To Hotd On To. Cornrnaycatcns Major. Senor Muecai of ’W Travel Agency. Sophomore Year EDITH ROBINSON RITA E. RICOTTA An Officer and a Gentleman. Foot-baf Twrtno. Tr Jy. Be Hoppy Successful Fou Years at East SO© ngn Fetx CARLOS RIVERA Class of 84' . Basetocfl. Pioy At You Own i?sk. SvxccessAover East Side Boseoai ’earn Seniors 151 NEWARK ARTISTS ANIBAL M. ROCHA Rocky 11. ■ Basepal. Eye Of The T«ger. Electrical Engneer. Fun Tmes LUCILIA ROCHA Portergest Basebci. Best Of Tme . Own A Busness Secretory. Good Times With Emends ROSARIA P. DAROCHA Skmber Party Massocre. Tennis. How I Love You. Beautician. My Boyfriend CIDALIA M. RODRIGUEZ The First Time. Rolerskatng. Aiwoys On My Mnd. Computer Operator. Good DAVID RODRIGUES First Blood. Fox Hunter. Tniy, Marry Rteh ltve m a french Via. Senior Year DINA T. RODRIGUES Kramer vs Kramer. Tennis. Always On My Mnd. Nurse. Good Times 152 Seniors LUIS M RODRIGUES East Tmes at Ridgemont Eigh. Foof-OOl. Who Can it Be Now. Arctvtect. roduation MARIA F. RODRIGUES An Officer and a Gentlemon. Trock. Always On My Mnd. Snger Beuo-fidan. Special Moments With Tony Tomorrows Artists MARIA J. RODRIGUES Kramer vi Kramer. Teorw. You're My Everything. Success In me Future NOEMI RODRIGUEZ An Officer and o Gentleman. Softool. Tniy. To Bo The Bom. Having Fun LINDA D. ROGERS Body and Sod. Bosketoal. Sexual Heaing 1982-1983 Servor Year MANUELA RODRIGUEZ An Officer and o Gentleman. Cheer-leodng 0° The Wngi Of Love. Own a Riviera nangng Out at Popdars STEVEN RODRIGUEZ Clockwork Orange. Footbal. Carry On A Wayward Sen. Mftonare. Fnencfy Atmosphere m And Around School EVA M. ROSMANINHO An Office and a Gentleman. Hockey. On The Wngs Of Love. Accountant. Friends During Youth Art Month which t$ always m March, many district students exhibit and perform in the Newark Teen Arts Festival which is held at the Newark Museum Plays and choral ensembles are staged by East Side students os weN as by students from other Newark Hgh Schools On display for ai to see and enjoy ore various art and photography entries that mclude drawings, paintings, photogroms. collages, mosaics, sculpture and mixed media. Seniors Gina lobo. Heddy Bartefl and Harold Prott were among the many honored recipients who represented East Side High in the arts program ANGELA F. ROGERS Parasite. Voteytx Give Me What You Can't Get Bock. Cosmototogist. Senior Prom Grodua on THOMAS A. RUGEL Kramer vs Kramer. Parachuting Off The Sidewok. Computer Scientist. f™ xfc aaw� ' -—a Sen|ors KOTH niiVXEKS JOSE S. RUIVO £ T . Soccer. lody. Arptone Mechorw: Thrd Floor Hang Out LUTHER C. RUSSELL EDWARD SALERNITANO JR. Hr Fioyd Tho Wai. Trock. Time. Hove Atot Of Money. G ts 154 MICHAEL J. SANTORO E T. Pwnnng. Stepm' Out. Cleon Corruption m Government. Pi wng 6C M oi for C OM Country Seniors IDALMA C. SALGADO An Officer and a Gentleman Swimming. Through The vearj. Mghest Goof n Sonet Dancing. Yeors of 80's Through 82 ANTONIO C. SANTOS 8iode Runner. Footbal. What Do Al The People Know. Own A Ferrari. Boooo t Ptoce JORGE B. SALGUEIRO Friday The 13th. Soccer. Tniy. Computer Mechanic Pro Sports Hayer. Girl Fnend Fnend FERNANDA M SANTOS Endtoss Love. Swnvnrtg. Endtess Love. Bonk Te et. Sophomore Yea' JACQUELINE SANTOS Cr «p ho Nerf Foottod. Truly. To Succeed r� Ev« ymng. rtckey and CirxJy MICHELLE V. SANTOS An Officer and a Gtnflemon. Voley-bat. Trviy. Beautician. Out With L« and Ana MARK A. SCALA Death Wtth 1.1. Wresting, m The St« Of The Mgn Fxrrvner. french LAURA O. SANTOS E T. Oceerskotng, Hard To Say I'm Sorry. Good Tme With Femcmao VICTOR F. SANTOS First � ooa. Basebal. Neighbors Engn-eer a D tr Tng MICHAEL SCALA God Father, Wrestkng. Fontocy. Become vce President OF U S.. Fnends PON SELECKY Seniors Ronald Seiecky and Tony Fernandez were two good reasons why the East Side High School baseba'i team had Such a good season in 1982. The team had won the Newark City Champonshp with a ecord of 12 and 2 and an overal record of 15 wins and 6 losses Ronald was outstandng as the teams centerfielder. batting an incredible average of .506. to add to this fantastic average Ronald compiled a 20 game hitting streak along with 30 stolen bases in 31 attempts. Hts statistics speak for themselves. 40 hits. 11 doubles. 1 triple. 1 home run. 17 RBI'S ana a slugging percentage of 1785 m his Junior year Ronald, oioag with Tony Fernandez, was selected as The outstanding Junior Baseball Player Due to his accomplishments he was selected for 1st team honors on the Newark Al City Teom by the City Baseball Coaches. He also was selected, by the Newark Star Ledger, for 1st team Al Essex County and 2nd team All State in al combined groups After the 1983 season Ronald wi pursue his athletic and educational career at Seton Hal University Seniors 155 CATHERINE SCANLON An Officer ana a Gentleman Cheer-leocJrvg Footed. Always and Forever. To Be Happy, Hanging Out at Popular's RONALD C. SELECKY Three Stooges. Basebd. 0-Train Wak On By. Profess Baseba Player. My Friends at wtson Pioygroa 3 Tony Fernandez, another standout, excelled as the team's ace pitcher and designated hitter Tony's statistics as a pitcher were excellent. His overall record was 8 wins and 3 losses with 23 earned runs in 60 VS innings giving him a 2.7 earned run average and .727 winning percentage Tony struck out 54 batters and gave up 29 bases on bans The highlight of his pitching career with East Side was during te Greater Newark Tournament aga.nst Livingston when he retired all 21 batters he faced, resulting in a 2-0 win and a perfect game for Tony Due to this occompSshment Tony was selected os the Boy Athlete Of The Week by the Newark Star Ledger. Tony also was given all City Honors and 2nd team All County by the Newark Star Ledger. Tony Fernandez will accompany teammate Ronald to Seton HoH University DEBORAH I. SEEGER ANA P. SILVA Sooner or Later. Chasing Handsome MGonanos. Shadows of the r ght. Marrying a Handsome Sett-Mode Mtonare. Hangng Out wrth Ltt and Mfcrde DULCE M. SUVA An Officer and a Gentleman. Tennis. The Eye in the Sky. Happy and Successful My Freshman Year LOURDES B SEGGAR Alone in the Dane. Footbd. it s Rc tg Men. Model. Mr Bottino ANTONIO C. SILVA Post Tmes. Swmmng. Bette Davis Eyes. Computer Programmer. BooOie and the Pineapples MANUEL SILVA JR. Private Lessons. Soccer. Pretty Woman. Diesel Mechanic. The Thkd Floor MANUEL SILVA Oca of 19W. Soccer. Star Wart, living a Ue. Wakng me Hals ri 1 i MIGUEL G. SILVA Caaay Shock Soccer CXr Ups Are Seeded. Beccx-e an Archrtect Pocon-os of 1982 FLORENCE R. SNOWDEN Private lessons. Klckbal. Nasty Girts. Registeroo ‘ii ie. Firi at East Side t Qh VICTOR M. SILVA Amencan G«go o. weighting. What Do A� The People Know PtoyPoy Photographer. Gettng an “A” on a Test JOAO R. SOARES Goat at her. foottxA look of love President of U S A. Junior Year CRAIG S. SIMMONS Deep Show, Basketed. Ptanet Patrol. MWary. Teochers BELKIS SOTOLONGO An Offcer and a Gentleman. Swim-mng, Atways and Forever. Computer Programming. My Boyfriend Bitty 8 25 80 Seniors 157 GLEN SULCA An Officer and a Gentleman. Soccer You're My Everythng. Engneer. Good rime« Fnenos 158 Seniors R-I-N-GI SUSANA M. SOUSA Porky's. Votoybal. Nights In Wtvte Satin. Senior Year MARIA F. TAIPINA Endtoss Lowe. Swimming. I Love You. Learning Foreign Languages. Junior Year As A Cneerteoder ELMER A. SOLORZANOCORONADO Animal House. Soccer, Computer Programmer. BooPte's Pkace VIVIAN E. SUAREZ E.T.. Dancing Waning On A Star. Succeed m Ufe. Cotorrtando With B g Sis CARLOS L. TAVARES Jal House Rock. Soccer. The Twat Saved By JOSE M. TAVARES Porky' . Footool. HOHO Electronic Engineer Friends | Mot At Eost Side AUGUSTO S. TEIXEIRA Porvy s, Footbol. Storwov To Heaven. Become An Artot. Friend At East SOe EVELYN TONEY The Three Stooges Votieybal. Heovemy Father. Nurse. Sewing The Bell IIGIA M. TAVARES An Officer and a Gentleman. Basebal. You're My Everything. Accountant. Time We Spent With Friend January - 8 45 A M Rrst Period. English - The calm before the storm: An honors class was about to be reminded about substitute behavior . The scene builds, tension mounts, the first word is about to leave the aggravated instructors mouth ... R-R-R-R-l-N-G. October - H 45 AM Fourth Period TRIG Last minute cramming for a test. The lengthy test is dstributed. Instructions issued Students ore shocked about the degree of difficulty ... R-P-R.I.N-G. You know what happened next I December - 9 40 AW Second Period Cherrtstry - class about to spM the atom A particular chemistry teacher starts the day with the familiar lecture about You can only get this kind of superior education at my finishing school ... R-R-R-l-N-G Situations s� miar to these have happened to everybody Classes are interrupted, students led out to freeze m the cold Ironically, while this article was beng written yet onother R-R-R-l-N-G. MARIO S. TEIXEIRA MARIBEL B. TIRADO CARMEN M. TORRES An Officer and a Gentleman. Voley-bal. Baby Come To Me. Become important. Being With Friend DEBORAH TORRES En � e s Love. BaScetbai. Tniy Away and Forever Fight Attendant Loving Cortos Seniors 159 Has anyone ever stopped to reafce that lockers are more than just for nokjng books? 1. A locker is a conversation piece “Do you know that idiot took my locker away again ! 2. A locker is a display board “Put Spnngfieid's picture next to Tom SeHeck. OK. but which one? 3. A locker is a point of destination ‘ Meet me by my locker, 4. A locker is a form of seif-expression My acker is the one with the incense and $� de to side carpeting 5. A locker can serve as on outlet: “Listen kid. put your fist through the locker again and your head w fo ow 'l 6. A locker can serve as public storage “Yeah, you con put your book In. but remember what It looks fcke, 12 people share this locker . For al the good things locker are. there are two major downfots 1. They're never where you need them: “My — locker is all the way up on the — fourth floor 2. They're never large enough. “What! Don't open the door, there's on avotance behind ft l Good or bad. not many could survive without a locker Specially when you have a 3' History book. 2' Chem Book and a 3 ’A' Engfcsh Lit. book to lug around. LOCKER 83 160 Seniors Lock ’Em FREDDY TORRES Empire Strkos Bock. Bosebat Your Own Risk. Dancer. Making the Basebal Team JOSEPH G. TORTORELLO HECTOR V. TROYA Time Bonotj Soccer. Just An iknoo. Become An Engneer. Al The Pretty IRAIDA TORRES KIMBERLY J. TROIANO Artmd House. Mockoy. Everybody. To Groduate. Hongng Out 7th Period TONI A UZZOLINO Taps Hockey. Celebration ot the Uzord. Actress. Good Tret with Roiarme Enends FELICITA V. VARGAS An Officer ana a Gentleman - nmj Wafc On By. Co motoiog s?. Sophomore v o- UZETTE VARGAS An Officer ana a Gentleman. Softool Baby Com To My. To Succeed. Good Time With Frenpi ALBERTO A. VASQUE2 Porky . Swimrrsng. Trv y Airplane P ot. Sento Year BARBARA VASQUE2 Coddyirock. Swmmrg. Enctoss love. Faer 3 Down The stars CARMEN G. VASQUE2 ET.. Softool. BaOy Come To Me, Secretory. TTed Floor hangout AGOSTINHO a. VA2 Wamor Soccer. Oam. Be a Se« Symbol Thrd Floor Hangout ARMINDA S. VELE2 Portergov 9ocquetoai. The Wai Data Processor Amor Year RICARDO VERA Penatentary Boxng Hard To Say I'm Sorry. Boxng Broadcaster. Checkng Ou. voono Loa« SenjofS 161 ISABEL M. VERISSJMO E.T.. Tenrw More Than The. nterpreter. Good Time MARIO O. VIEIRA barters Of The Lost Aik. Soccer. The Wal. Airpone Mechanic Teoches .Vent On Strfce HELENA M. VIDREIRO Tap . Tennis. Eye Of The Tiger. Accountant. Frends GILDA M. VIGARIO £rx� ess Love. Soccer. You're My Everything Beauttcton. Fun At East Stoe JOAO VIEIRA First BoocJ. we ntlftng. Free Brd. Plot, Frtena MANUEL J. VIGARIO Wamors. BaseOd. Widest Drecrns. dusness Man Friends at East Stoe Essex Cathdc Mount Airy Lodge - Poeonos JOSE L. VILA Rogng BU. Ptay With My Bfl Gutar. Pokce Officer. Hangng With Friends On Tr� d Floor DENEEN A. WILLIAMS An Officer ana a Gentleman. Rocket-bal. First Love. Doctor. Good Tme� DEREK A. YANCY JAMES R. VITALE MlCHAa WALSKI ROND A WOLTON Amrtyvae Honor. Votoytoci Nasty G 1. Nurse Ronald RANDY WOODYARD Roots. FoortxH Gtono Polce Officer. Sconng 10 ot� . For E S BoskettxH Team JEAN L. YOUNG Haioween Bosedal. Baoe Tm Gong To leave You. Rock Group. Hangng Out Turrvng over In the warm pile of blankets, trying to shut out the Insistent blast of the alarm clock, wondering why the olarm was gong off at such a ridiculously early hour - memory hits -Today Is Monday. February 7th. the trip to the Poeonos! Hop out of bed. dress and finish pocking, meet trends and moke it to the front of school before 6 30 A M And what do you know, it begins to snow Trvs trip is goog to be fantastic Pack fit© the buses, sit bock, relax and enjoy the r.ae The ploce is gorgeous, the ski slopes, swmmrg pool and other focities excellent Wei. maybe the rooms were for away and the service could hove been better, but the desire to enjoy was present - ana despite some inconveniences enjoy we did The Poeonos trip to Mount Ary Lodge A day few missed and none win forget Seniors 163 VIRGINIA M. 2ACARIAS Rocky I. Cotorguard Soccer You're My Everything. Cheering at the Poottx Games Late Arrival CAMERA SHY Carlos M Betrao Blanca L. Borrero Robert Bresee John F. Cerquera Antonio De Obveora Jorge Erezuma Jubo Felipe George F. Lopes Antonio J. Loureiro Gerard j.Lukowiak Pompeo J. Manso Ruben Martinez Manny Marques Maria C. Perez Alberto Perez Luis Rivera Magellan L. Rodas Fernando M Rodrigues Jose Rodriguez Edward Rosario John A Serro Vitor Silva Sandra M Vega Andrew V. WUczek ANA L. CHANTRE 164 Seniors COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY 166 Division Page Community The year 1983. both in the community as in the world has brought both hope and despa There have been deaths and births, disputes and compromises. We have survived the problems in Poland, war in the Faikiands. trouble in Son Salvador, we have witnesssed anti-nuclear demonstration. assassinations, learned of a new royal he and so much more But through al the thick and thin, rushes and lazy moments we re happy to known that 1983 is our year Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow - al belong to this year, and this year belongs to us A special view Division Page Community 167 WORLD IMAGES ’OOKIHO'0 Ik a ° Pw' -ftl II SAI VADOR 168 TEACHERS AVO PARENTS MEET ... November of '82 surprised most East Siders On a regular school day. al homeroom teachers announced to their classes that to receive report cods we hod to come, with our parents, to the school's annual Open House With tt s information, and some dep easure the Open House began At 7:00 p m. that night, parents and students entered the lobby of East Side High Meeting first in the auditorium, then gang to each homeroom and classroom, parents were given the opportunity to meet teachers and discuss the ocademic progress of the son or daughter. On the whole, ttvs was a most rewardng and successful evening for di Involved. r Mr Leonards dscusses first cycle progress wltti Mrs Mann L Mr. Occone. m tvety dscussion with Mr Jorge cX ng open house 169 International lYiglit: Multi-Ethnic Festivities Wm Johnson and Norman Dorters make qiite a pair Time to savor me defcoous food 170 International Night 1.2.3. txr p m step Ove the years East Side has become a colection of vohous ethnic backgrounds This fact leads to the acknowledgement of why International Night has become so successful This year festivities started off with Polish dancers from the Central Jersey High Boot Poka Club located in New Brunswick. New Jersey Starting out as a social club they have continued to grow and develop into a professional dance group performing ai over the East Coast These dancers in their colorful native costumes performed many different types of dances before an enthusiastic and warm audience Aside from the lively dancing, the other attraction that mght was the huge quantity and quality of ethnic foods displayed for all to sample For the mere fee of $2.00. one could enter the celebration and enjoy al the delicious foods, as well as all the other charming displays. All n al. the many ethnic backgounds that united to create International Night were extremely successful in making it a night truly worth remembering This soys it ai International Night 171 Special Aspects Sign of Cormxnrty togettwneu For the greater part of our lives we. have kved, played, learned, laughed and even cried within the confines of this community By now every sidewafc and corner store has been discovered and explored to the fulest. But, as graduation approaches, and most of us face the possibility of going off to schools and coleges outside of our mmedkate area we begin to ask ourselves what has changed? What has remained the same? Were the street signs always like this? Have the buidngs always been there? When we look back and remember the holdings and churches that ore no longer a part of our environment we begin to realize that the special aspects of c� J community are changing. Sti. the old world beauty has not al cksoppeared. if we look closely enough statues and special aspects of tfts community can sti be found. These special aspects have always been here, but why haven't we noted them before? Could It be because as young adults we hove begun to understand that to leave this place behnd is to leave a part of ourselves This community is made-up of us, we are this community. Hopefuly, we wi always be. for a long long time to come Station, m roobouxl txxaor CREDITS When me fmoi deodfcne was met. we logged over 250 hours n preparng the year's book Those 7:30 a m. meetngs ever day realy pad off The book has the most pages of any yearbook so far Now that we have a few mnutes. we d Ke to soy thonks . To Mrs Cardieflos for her understandng. to Mr Sena, for fnamg us a typewriter that worked to Mr Wujoak for he superb help with clubs . to Mr Chi for he utmost cooperation to Ms Ponnue� o for use of the copyng mochme . to Ms Morasco and Ms Soratefc for the various lets to Ms Cifeli and Ms Coamono for their special favors ... to Mr Aiayon for use of he photographs to Mr Lardieri. Ms Fgueiredo. and Ms Truszkowska for much needed information to the coaches, whose help and information always help rrx e the sports section fun ana accurate .. to the club odveors who gave of their time to prov.de us with answers . to Mr Fore for the sports schedules .. to Ms Vetter, of lorstan-Thomos for her assistance Thanks also goes to the ocmrvstrators. teachers, and students who gave of thee time and talent to help us complete ttvs book A very special and smeere thanks to Dr Peiegrno whose delation and patience, helped us get everythog done Most of afl. thanks for iettmg us be a part of somethng very special that has now become a part of our Ives ADVISOR DR HEIENMARIE PELLEGRINO COEDITORS HEDOY BARTELL MARIA DA CRUZ ADVERTISING EDITOR KAREN LOVELACE ASSISTANT ADVERTISING EDITOR: PATRICIA PUTNIKAS CLUB EDITOR: CINDY HOMIEK FACULTY EDITOR: JOLENE DANKER ASSISTANT FACULTY EDITOR: PATRICIA PUTNIKAS SENIOR SECTION EDITORS: HEDDY BARTELL MARIA DA CRUZ SPORTS EDITOR: SUSAN REVIE ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR PATRICIA ARCOLEO STUDENT YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER HAROLD PROTT TYPISTS: SANDY GARCIA. ANA NODA. RITA RICOTTA INDEX HEDDY BARTELL MARIA DA CRUZ COVER DESIGN: LUIS FRANCISCO SPECIAL ASSISTANTS: JOHN CUNHA MARIA BARBOSA Credits 173 COLOPHON The 500 copies of the 9x12 1983 Torch were published by East Side Hgh School s yearbook staff and printed by Wdfcworth Pubkshmg Company of Mar-ce ne. Mdsouri Mr James Petruca was the company's representative The 188 page book Includes 80 lb enamel gloss Warren paper The cover is an embossed silked screen with d special design in metaidy The base material s sturdite over 150 pt hevy duty board Type used ri the book consists of 8 10 pt Avant Garde and 30 pt Tiffany for a heodhnes. Mo viiii On Looking bock over the events that have occurred during the last four years, we realized that it Is now our time to be moving on New generations of East Siders. are developing into tomorrows upperclassmen. and the class of '83's reign as Seniors is quickly coming to an end. No more wi we roam the hols, slamming lockers and exchanging conversations No more will we suit up for gym. attempt to find an unlocked bathroom or repeatedly ctmb down four flights of stairs only to return on a firedri No more wi we legally be East Siders. Graduation wi not stop us from retailing memories of the years past, those that occured in school and out m l982-'83 we witnessed the successful flights of the Columbia ond Challenger space shuttles, the t th of Prince W am. the world champion St. Louis Cardinals, the Mkxni Dolphins beating the Jets three times during the strike shortened sedson, the retirement of Bjorn Borg and the legal New Jersey drinking age returned to 21. Other memories affected our years, including the Iranian crisis, the death of John Lennon, the inauguration of President Reagan, and the end of the 1970's. Everyone has their own special rememberances of time spent cXmng 79-'83. the time some col the best years of our lives • high school years A fretfi ro$«. a r� w begming 174 Closing COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SWIM FREE AT SANDY HOOK GOOD LUCK! RAY KIRSHBAUM Advertising 177 TOTAL TRANSPORTATION SPECIALISTS INSURED CARRIER CHL 181 (201) 344-3445-6 RHETT TRANSPORT, INC. JOHN ZIDZIUNAS 391 Ferry Street Newark, New Jersey 07105 NEWARK TRAVEL LOG INC. 48 Ferry Street Newark, N.J. 07105 178 Advertising MEIGA BOUTIQUE 101 Ferry Street Newark, N.J. 07105 Elvira and Manny Yglesias SPECIAL CLOTHES FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE ONE HOUR CLEANER 172 Ferry Street Newark, N.J. (201) 589-5817 ONE HOUR SERVICE AND ALTERATIONS HARRY FEIN FINE THE GENTLEMAN’S FURNITURE SHOP INC. 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Dragon, Owner 62 Barbara Street Newark, New Jersey 07105 LOUIS COIFFURES SPECIALIZING IN ALL TYPES OF BLEACHING 202 Ferry Street Newark, N.J. 07105 344-7615 PITTA’S BAKERY WISHES THE CLASS OF “83” THE BEST MUCH LUCK AND HAPPINESS JOLENE AND THE CLASS OF “83” THE DANKERS AND DE ALMEIDAS ISABEL’S UNISEX 315 Walnut St. Newark, N.J. 07105 Haircutting’s Our Specialty Call for Appointment His ’n Her’s Super Styles PATRONS CONGRATULATIONS DIANE LEMOS FROM DADDY! A FRIEND. ALEX’S SPORTSWEAR 208 FERRY ST. CONGRATULATIONS! NEWARK BORINGUEN LIONS CLUB “WE SERVE” CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “83” FROM WILSON LIQUORS MARRY ME ANNIE, I LOVE YOU, RICKY VERA COME ON MAN BE SERIOUS! • ME GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF ’83 ■ J- BOTTINO CONGRATULATIONS! PAT ARCOLEO - LOVE, MOM, DAD, AND ROBERTA Advertising 181 FRIENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO H. R. 264 Mr. Matrisciano CONGRATULATIONS! KAREN LOVELACE FROM DIDDY DO MAMI Y PAPI, LOS QUIERO MUCHO, CARINOS, ANITA WANTED: TOMMY, PAT K„ and CARLOS - by. Ana MARILYN AND ARMANDO, THANKS FOR CARING. LOVE, ANITA LUCY - REMEMBER MAY 5th -1980? Love, Lisa Belo Ana, Thanks for everything. You’re great! Love Marla (Blondle) Congratulations! Deslrae Mobley. Love, Mom, Madia, Derek, Danielle To all my dearest friends. Congratulations! Love, Lois I’m going to miss you, Jolene -Love, Wecky. FLUSH AND FLO’ FOREVER. 7:30 is too early! Glad It’s over. Jole. Lois, success in your new career! Love, Mom. TO MY DAUGHTERS, BEST WISHES - LOVE, MOM C. REACH HIGH FOR YOUR GOALS AND BE HAPPY. SUCCESS IN EVERYTHING YOU DO. LOVE, DAD U JANICE. LOIS, GOOD LUCK IN EVERYTHING YOU DO. DONNA. CONGRATULATIONS! TO MY COUSIN LOIS. LOVE, CINDY BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK, LOVE, SCHMIDT FAMILY TERRY, THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE. VIVI ROXANNE. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. LOVE, LISA BELO. LISA, DID HE CALL ME OR WHAT! ROXANNE TONI, DREAM UNTIL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE ... ROXANNE A MI FAMILIA, GRACIAS POR TODO. ELISA QUINONES MAMI, PAPI • I LOVE YOU, LOS QUIERO, VIV. TONY, I LOVE YOU AND ALWAYS WILL, FATIMA FRANKIE. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, R.M.A. FATIMA. THANKS MOM AND DAD, LOVE FATIMA TONY, GOOD-BYE’S ARE NOT FOREVER, FATIMA. CONGRATULATIONS TO PLAT PLITNIKIS, GUESS WHO! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALWEESON KRAYL. GUESS WHO! BOAT FEET • LEO CORDEIRO, GUESS WHO! FRANKIE-N-KAREN - 10-9-’80 -Wishing on a star. “Love Ya’’, Liz, Linda, Michelle and Ana, “Fats”. A bright and promising future awaits you, Alyson. John Cunha -N- Gall Rlcotta, Always -N- Forever Tony Barroqulero -N- Nancy Rlcotta “7-10-78”, Forever To a wonderful, loving daughter, Rita Rlcotta, Love, Happiness U Success. Always, Mom Dad Ralph Tejelro -N- Mannie Rodriguez, Forever ll-28- 82 Felix Ruiz -N- Rita Rlcotta ll-14-’82 Forever Congratulations! dear Rita, Love your sisters, Nancy -N-Gall Dear Mom Dad, Thank-you for everything. I Love You. Rita Rlcotta HOMEROOM 264 LOURDES BATEMAN BLANCA BORRERO RfMALDO COCITO MARIA DA CRUZ MARIA DA SIVA OLIVIA DA SLVA OLfOA FERRERA MARIA FRANCISCO JAfvC GOMES HENRY GUTRREZ WAYNE HAYWARD DTJA JORGE PATRICK KROWL KAREN LOVELACE TERESA MACERIA 182 Advertising JUANITA OCASO DENNIS QUINTON RAMON REBOZO GLADYS RIVAS MARIA RODRIGUES ANA SLVA GLENN SULCA CARMEN TORRES FELA VARGAS ISABEL VERISSMO CONGRATULATIONS - TO THE CLASS OF 83' Homeroom 360 SANDY GARCIA MARC GONCALVES MARY JANE NEMECKAY JACQUELNE USOJO SHARELL JACKSON EDOC SALCRMTANO NELLY QUNONES WAYNE HU MAR6EL MALDONADO ANA PRES DMA ROORtQUES DEBBIE SEEGER JOHN MLLER ARMANDO POZO BARBARA GARCIA ORLANDO GARCIA JOSE M DOS SANTOS ANTOMO NUNES ELMER SOLORZANO MARIA BENATTI MARIA G AND ARE Z EDSON FERRERA DENNIS MOLNARO FEUCOA BARBOSA MARIA BRITO JOHN CARNHA JOSE DE BARROS ANA FERNANDEZ ANGELA GASPAR SENAOA GONZALEZ ANAMARIA LMO GMA LOBO PAULA LOPES ANA MARTMS ANA NATA ANA NODA TON IARC OECKEL ANA OllVERA ELIZABETH PEIXMHO JOE PERRERA SUSAN REV6 STEVE RODRIGUEZ VICTOR SANTOS DULCE SIVA VIVIAN SUAREZ RICARDO VERA RONDA WOLTON Advertising 183 Jos© Rego. choosen most valuable player on the soccer team AAAAA Acobon. John 38, 39 Acosta. Edc e 48 Afonso, Agostino 108 AffSto, Mr 55. 8 ? Agrisani. A 16. 17 Agron. Jos© 108 Atayon. Mr 83. 173 Aioanese. Elizabeth 108 Albanese. Frances 102 Albuquerque. Maria 108 Alexander. Mrs 45. 73. 94. 95 Alexoodros. Richard 108 Altonbba. Mrs 83 Alvarado. Luis 40. 41 Alvarez. Andres 108 Alvarez. Ikaefenso. 103 Ah arez. Olondo 108 Aiverodo. Modem© 4. 5 Alves. Adelaide 108 Alves. Jooo 109 Alves. Maria 109 Alves. Vera 51. 53. 54. 58. 59. 74. 109 ArrxxJo, Elsa 54. 109 Amador. Arminlo 37 Amador. Maria 109 Amaral. Margaret 54 Amoro. Dormalina 109 Amaro. Ecedenia 109 Amato. Nancy 53 Anania. Mr 92. 93 Anceriz. LUsa 110 Anderson. W elmr a 103 Androde. Mario 45 Andraous. Mr. 96. 97 Andre. Maria 52. 110 Annunziata. Koren 110 Anthony. Evette 110 Antunes. Ana 110 Antunes. Ana P 110 Aponte. Mario 34 Araujo. Moria 111 Araujo. Marlene 111 Arcdeo. Patricio 8. 9. 58. 59.62. 63. 111. 56. 173. 53. 50. 54 Arcoieo. Roberta 64. 65. 56. 54 Ardito. Mr. 91 Argiboy. Carmen 66. 67 Armand. Janet 111 Armond. JuSe 49 Arruda, Maria 90. Ill Asseoa. Manny 45. 11. 74. 50. 51 Aurefcano. Doene 53 Azevedo. Odette 66. 67 BBBBB Baldwin. Meiovee 14. 15. Ill Bantas, John 95. 94 Bonk an. Andrea 51 Bonus. Kenny 66. 67 Baptista. Maria F ill Baptisto. Maria F 112 Boptisto. Tern© 12. 13. 48. 74. 112 Barbosa. Cocuda 51 Barbosa. Feiicidode 112 Barbosa. Jooqutm 112 Barbosa. Maria L 112. 129. 173. 50. 54. 49. 74 Barbosa. Mozart 35 Barreiro. Joe 40. 41, 112 Barrelro. Louis 34 Barroqueiro. Mr. 83 Barros. Jose 37. 38. 39 Bartel. Heady 30. 31. 58. 53. 50. 48. 59. 73. 74. 112. 141. 153 Batista. Teresa 112 Beroo. Carlos M 164 Bel. Kesha 36 Belo. Arnold 53 Beiroo. Carlos M 164 Belo. Elsa 112 Belo. Jooo 73. 113 Benotti. Maria 11. 50. 110. 111. 113 Bencomo. Sergio 34 Benitez. Manny 32. 33. 40. 41. 72. 112. 113 Bennett. Ms 84. 85 Bento. Jooo 113 Berger. Mr 98. 99 Bettencourt. Lucy 52 Bicker. Christne 113 Blosi. Mr 40. 41. 53. 94. 95 Bloch. Mrs 10. 100 Blozen. Anthony 35 BJozen. Coach 35 Blozen. Ron 35 Boaia. JiAo 113 Borgan. Ed 35 Bories. Luis 53 Borreko. Blacnc L. 164 Bose a. Anthony 53 Boteto. Humberto 98. 99. 114 Bottmo. Mr 98. 99 Boyce. Glenn 53 Boyce. Ronald 32. 33. 36. 114. 112. 113 Bradley. Maureen 114 Branco. Mario 37. 38. 39 Baanco. Jose 51 Brazes. Dorothy 114 Breijo. Fernondo 114 Bresse. Robert 164 Brrto. Mara 114 Brown. Ms 94. 95 Bruno, Mr 91 Bryant. Stephen 66, 67. 115 Buonopane. Louis 103 Byrum. Sharron 36 ccccc Coamano. John 37 Coamano. Lisa 64. 65 Coamano. Mrs. 86. 87. 173 Coamano. Pior 64. 65. 102 Cabelo. Manuel 115 Cocota. Poula 115 Coetono. Toni 54. 56 Comocho. Wima 30. 31 Campos. Fernanda 115 Campos. John Campos. Luis 115 Conger, Mr 84. 85 Copa. Ricky 51 184 Index Copro. Mck 66. 67 Capra. Teresa 10. 11. 50. 51. 53. 54. 115 Carbocho. Mara 53 Corabalo. Rosa 30. 31. 36 Cardeflos. Victor 32. 33. 52. 115 Carcftelos. Mrs 4. 5. 78. 173 Cardoso. Fernando 46 Cardoso. Agostnho 37 Cardoso. Preoosa 54 Carinha. Ana 115 Carinha. John 116 Carrancho. Sonia 116 Carrero. Dona 116 Carswei. Cor met 36 Cartagena. Ira-da 116 Cartagena. Jimmy 116 Carvalho. Maria 116 Costanheiro. Mrs 51. 88 Costelo. Amador 51 Costrelos. Rose 116 Casquera. Pedro 37. 116 Catoo. Clouda 51 Cavanagh. Mrs 89 Cerqueira. Gaspar 49 Cerqueira. John 164 Cerqueira. Rui 117 Cezrrtxa. Danny 24. 25. 117 Cezmbra. Debora 117 Chognon. Mr 79 Chantre. Ana 164 Chelwo. Waiter 103 Chi. Mr 8. 9. 12. 13. 16. 17. 98. 99. 106. 173 Cholminsky. Lots 64. 65. 117 Christopher. Kim 60. 61 Ciccone. Mr 96. 97. 106. 169 Cite . Rose 102. 173 Cintron. Alvin 117 Cintron. Gene 48, 117 Cintron. Milogros 66. 67 Cipriano. Mr. 91 Cirne. Maria 117 Ciubo. Peter 117 Clark. Leroy 118 Cobos. Eileen 118 Cocoa. tiAchaei 183 Cocito. Rinaldo 42. 43. 118 Coelho. leonei 118 Coins. W om 103 Cducci. Margaret 102 Coion. David 53 Conshue. Troy 49. 55. 118 Coogan, Mary 30. 31. 50. 53. 60. 61. 118 Corbacho. Maria 64. 65 Cordero, leonrda 119 Cordero. Leonrda 52 Cordero. Aguedo 119 Corito. Rinaldo 42. 43 Carntceia. Teresa 53 Correro. Marganda Cortes. Luis 119 Cortez. Antoal 34 Corzo. Corlos 119 Costa. Louis 45 Costa. Moria C. 119 Costa. Pedro 53 Costa. Rosona 119 Costa. Rosongeta 53 Couto. Carlos 45 Couto. Mara 53. 54. 92. 93. 119 Cruz. Edwin 120 Cruz. Lisa 120 Cruz. Luis 120 Cruz. Wlfred 120 Cubeio. Francisco 120 Cunha. Eleste 54 Cunha. Eloi 49 Cunha. John 49. 50. 51. 53. 54. 92. 93. 120. 123 Cunha. Jose 32. 33. 49 Cunna. Rosa 52 Cusmro. Jose 42. 43 Cutrino. Mr 48 D'Aiesso. Cathy 121 D'Errico. Mr 86, 87 Daborn, Coach 24 Da Cruz, Fernando 120 Da Cruz. Mona 50. 51. 53. 54. 58. 59. 62. 63. 74. 107. 120. 139. 170. 173 Da Cunha. Antonio 121 Da Cunha. Armando 42. 43 Da Mott a, Jooqurn 121 Da Siva. Aida 121 Da S vo. Jose 45 Da Siva. Manueia 64. 65 Da Siva. Mona 54. 121 Da Siva. Maria F. 54 Da Siva. Olivia 121 Da Siva. Paul 45 Da Siva, Theresa 60. 61. 121 Daida. Mchaei 103 Daniels. Norman 170. 171 Danker. Joiene 58. 59. 64. 65. 121. 173 Darby. Eric 56 Davis. Eliza 103 Davis. Tyrone 122 De Almeida. Chart© 32. 33 De Almeida. Lucinda 122 De Borros. Jose 122 De Castro. Sandra 122. 54 De Cesore. Ms 86. 87 De Francis. Karen 122 De Oliveira. Antonio 164 De Olvera. Francisco 123 De Olvera. Rosa 123 De Pmho. Antonio 123 De Pmho. Mono 49. 50. 51. 87. 111. 115. 123 Decker. Mr 91 DeOa. Fefcz 34 Del Grippo. Debora 49. 122 Delaney, Mrs 88 Denoa. Mr 49. 82 Di Francesco. Mr 32. 33. 86. 87 Dias. Rozenlda 123 Diaz. Orbito 40. 41 Dickerson. Mr 37. 38. 39. 94 95 D«a. Betsy 6. 7. 123. 74 D a. Evelyn 123, 136 Do Carmo. Ed 66. 67 Do Couto. kJa 123 Domingues. Maria 124. 56 Dominguez. Camio 53 Dominguez. Frank 53 Dominguez. N da 62. 63. 51. 49. 54 Dorsey. Deidre 124 Dos Santos. Frank 38. 39. 37 Dos Santos. Jose 124. 54 Dos Santos. Liisa 124 dds Santos. Mario 124. 54 Dowling. Brian 124 Duarte. Carlos 42. 43. 124 Duarte. Mrs 54. 88 Duarte. Paula 54 Dubman. Mrs 86. 87 Duggan. Mr 94. 95 Dugue. John 51 Duprey. Rose 124 EEEEE Eatman. Andnenne 51. 125 ESs. Kevin 34 Eng. Chee 49. 53. 132 Erezuma. Jorge 164 Esteves. Joarkno 52 Eure. Marvn 66. 67 Evans. Annette 36 Exum. A dial 125 FFFFF Fobiano. Carlo 53 Forma. Chrissy 14. 15 Farmhas. Maria 51. 54 Faustmo, Eizobeth 125 Favata. A 64. 65. 92. 93. 106 Fegueiredo. Pedro 127 Feliciano. Ben 49. 66, 67 Fekpe. Juko 164 Fenner. Derin 125 Fernandes. Ana 54. 125 Fernandes. Antonio 74. 125 Fernandes. Carios 126 Fernandes. Jose 38. 39 Fernandez. Antonio 40. 41. 126.155. 156 Fernandes, Carlos 126 Fernandes. Jose 38. 39 Fernandez. Antonio 40. 41. 126. 155. 156 Fernandez. Domingos 53 Fernandez. Elizabeth 103 Fernandez. Maria 51, 62, 63 Fernandez. Rui 53 Ferreira. Armmdo 126 Ferreira. Ceiso 49 Ferreira. Denise 126 F err era. Edson 126 Ferreira. Isabel 60. 61 Ferreira. John 42. 43 Ferrer a. Ofcnda 126 Ferreira. Paul 42. 43 Ftgueredo Pedro 127 Fgueirido. O. 89. 173 Figueroa. Evelyn 48. 49. 127 Figueroa. Luis 127 Figueroa. Myma 127 Fgueroa. Roberto 48 F«pe. Gtseio 54 Fipe. lus 127 Fori, Mr 56. 94. 95. 173 Fortto. Mr 86. 87 Fischer. Donna 66. 67. 127 Fior. Paul 49. 53 Fogier. KAchele 53. 60. 61 Fonseca. Alsma 122 Fonseca. Ana 54. 127 Fonseca. Moria 128 Fonseca. Rosemarie 128 Fonseca. Tony 32. 33 Fonseca. Tony 45 Fomelos. idaina 128 Fortenberry. Sonya 37 Fontenberry. Thomas 32. 37. 128 Froguada. Carmen 128 Fraizer. Shawn 34 Francisco. Gonzaieos 51 Francisco. Luis 6. 7. 128. 173 Francisco. Maria 128 Franco. Marcos 45 Frazer, Vera 103 Fuller. Jesse 103 Index 185 Gotonho. Manny 66. 67 Gatante. Deborah 14. 16. 128 Gafante. Theresa 94. 95 GaieguSos. Irene 64, 65 Gomec. Ana 53 Gan0ore2. Mono 50. 51. 53. 56. 74 129 Gantz. Chris 34 Garcia. Mark 53 Garcia. Mayte 10. 11. 51. 53. 54. 56. 129 Garcia. Barbara 62. 63. 129 Garcia, Ivonne 129 Garcia. Manuel 129 Garcia. Orlando 129 Garcia. Sandra 58. 59. 60. 61. 86 87. 129. 173 Gaspar. Angela 129 Gaspar. Juvenal 52 Gatin. Rooda 22. 23. 130 Gotto. Mr 92. 93 Geraides. Sergo 4. 5 Giochetti. Ralph 51. 53 Goniomas. Mrs 86. 87 Giordano. Catherine 103 Giordano. Marie 103 Go son, Mrs 26. 27 Glover. Mrs 45. 50. 49. 82 Gomski. Josef 130 Gomes. Elizabeth 56. 57 Gomes. Jome 32. 33. 74. 130 Gomes. Paul 38. 39. 57 Gomes. Paula 56. 57 Gomes. Victor 74, 130 Gomez. Gtono 49 Gomez. Paula 56 Goncalves. Eketh 130 Goncalves. Mona G 131 Goncalves. Maria S 131 Goncalves. Mane 130 Goncalvez. Carmen 131 Gonne . Ms 96. 97 Gonzales. George 34 Gonzalez. Carlos 51 Gonzalez. Carmen 48. 132 Gonzalez. Lizette 37 Gonzalez Modeine 131 Gonzalez. Mog e 10. 11 Gonzalez. Nekda 131 Gonzalez, Enrique 131 Gonzalez. Mona D 50. 131 Gonzalez. Ricky 40. 41 Gonzalez. Senoda 4. 5. 49. 131 Gonzalez. Son a 49. 56 Gonzalez, Yusuru 30. 31 Gordon. Shavanna 60. 61 Gorgaiez, Patricia 66. 67 Goscenski. Ann 132 Gould. Mr 32. 33. 36 Groce. Danny 37 Grant. IW 64. 65. 66. 67. 100. Id Gregoro. Domock 103 Gresham. Sharon 49 Grisset. IW 92. 93 Grongier. Mrs 84. 85 Guarraro. Mona 49 Gutierrez. Dignora 132 Gutierrez. Henry 132 Guzman. Sivia 30. 31 IIIIIIIIII Hal. Tony 132 Hordy. Yvonne 132 Harris. Baron 32 Hayward. Wayne 132 Hennques. Armanda 132 Hennques. Dina 50. 74. 133 Hernandez. Daisy 74. 133 Hernandez. Gloria 62. 63 Mi ai •x ? m. Wayne 32. 33. 36. 133 Homiek. Cindy 50. 51. 54. 58. 59. 62. 63. 74. 133. 149. 173 Hor. Chung 132. 133 House. Robert 133 Hudson. L. 84. 85 Hughes. J. 94. 95 Hufcng. H 96. 97 Hill lana. Anne 102 Inman. Greg 32. 33. 36. 112. 113. 133 Inman. Kayro 32. 33 llJJJJ Jablonski. Steve 133 Jackson. Danny 66. 67 Jackson. E 83 Jockson. Ricky 36. 37. 56. 134 Jockson. Share) 134 James. Yvonne 66. 67 Jennngs. Jequetta 60. 91 Jennings. Sarah 103 Johnson. D. 26. 27 Johnson. G 90 Johnson. Kim 170. 171 Johnson. Linda 57 Jones. Calvin 66. 67 Jorge. Dina 134 Jorge. Lionel 134 KKKKK Kocerek. Mary Jo 36. 64. 65 Kamen. A 86. 87 Karbowski. Barbara 134 Kersting. Ray 32. 33. 112. 113. 134 King. Mr 96. 97 Krsctkxxm. Mr 81 Klophotz. F 48. 96. 97 Krayl, Alyson 135 Kroger. Kenneth 135 Krowl. Patrick 135 Kurdyla. Mary 10. 11. 135 1XLLL Lopes. Paula 137 Lopez. Evelyn 137 Lopez. Michael 66. 67 Lopez. Olga 100. 101 Loureiro. Antono 164 Loveioce. Karen 58. 59. 137. 173 Lukowoc. Gerard 164 MMMMM Moceva. Gerardo 37. 38. 39. 74. 137 Moceira. Teresa 6. 7. 51. 53. 54. 66. 67. 74. 137 Mooak. Maria 53 Mocor. Jose 37. 56. 70. 138 Madera. Vera 54. 60. 61. 138 Maionga. Mr 53. 54. 98. 99. 106 Maldonado. MarOel 138 Manso. Irene 51 Marchetti. Mrs 12. 13. 51. 73. 86. 87. 106 Maresco. Jean 102 Mariono. Rosa 54 Marnelo. Ms 89 Marini. Paul 138 Marini. Teresa 103 Marques. Anthony 138 Marques. John 32. 33 Marques. Manuel 138 Marques. Ocivol 139 Marrero. ZoraOa 62. 63. 130 Martin. Mr 79 Martinez. Moises 139 Mosm, Mrs 83 Matarazzo. Mr 56. 71. 74. 86. 87. 106 Mateo. Dianne 49 Matos. Antonio 54 Matos. Dina 53 Matos. Jose 45. 51. 52. 66. 67 Matos. Manuel 139 Matos. Maria 49. 139 Matos. Rosa 48 Matos. Tony 49. 66. 67 Matrisdano. Mr 91 McCloud. Vonessa 37 McDougte. Freddie 139 McMuin. She4a 139 Medero. Maria G. 139 Medina. Mriam 140 Mejias. Carlos 53 Mesias. Jose 53 Meto. Eluarda 140 Mendez. Jose 4. 5. 14. 15 Mendez. Yvette 49 Merten. Michael 140 Messiro. Mr 84. 85 Messier. Dr 86. 87 Metal. tWs 86. 87 Mole. Mr 86. 87 Miguel. Carlos 140 Mier. John 140 Mroido. Lito 140 MrakJo. Mono 50. 140 Mrando. Ada 103 Mirando. Alicio 49 Mranda. Anabeia 54. 140 Mranda. Carlos 140 Miranda. Eisio 66. 67 Miranda. Joaqmm 140 Mranda. Lito 140 Mrtchel. Mr 91 Mobley. Desroe 140 Mojca. Ana 74. 140 Mohno. Erfeen 36 Mofcna. Pedro 140 Moknaro. Mr 92. 93. 169 Monguso. Juie 142 Moniz. John 142 Montaivo. Raul 48 Montero. Frank 53. 66- 0 Montero. Antonio 142 ,.0 Moras, Rosemary 51. S3. 53. 142 Moras. Tony 66. 67 Moretro. Tony 54 AO ,, c , Morel. Robert 4. 5. 15 '18- 53 56 142 Moreno. Elizabeth 142 Morero. Antono 45 Moriero. Tony 51 Moms. Crystal 36 Morris. Mr 91 Moscatelo. Mr 100. 101 Moselle. Mr 84. 85 Mosquedo. Omar 37 186 Index Moss. Todd 37. 143 Moto. CecHto 30. 31 Moto. Humberto 143 Moto. Mguel 143 Muniz. Miogros 48 Muniz. M o 49 Munoz. Cesar 143 Munoz. Jeanette 49 Munoz. Maria 143 xxxxx Nanm. E. 86. 87 Nata. Ana 143 Negron. Javier 66. 67 Ne to. Evansto 45 Nemeckay. Mory Jane 143 Neto. Lucy 45. 143 Neves. C 42. 43 Neves. Maria 54. 144 Neves. Rosa 144 Noda. Ana 48. 58. 59. 144. 173 Nolen. Glen 32. 33. 36. 144 Nolou. Fernando 144 Nolou. Jorge 37. 39 Nunes. Tony 42. 43. 144 Nyars. Lucy 53. 103 ooooo Ocase. Juanita 144 Odam, Doug 32. 33 Odom. Torn 32. 33 Oeckei. Mehete 30. 31. 49 Oeckel. Tonimone 144 Olahan. Clare 103 Otivera. Americo 42. 43. 45 Olvera. Ana 50. 53. 54. 56. 74. 120. 145 Oiveira. Antonio 56. 74. 106. 145 Olvera. Chris 49. 53. 66. 67 Olvera. Isabel 45 Otvetra. Maria 145 Olvera. Joao 145 Olvera. Manueia 64. 65 O'Neal. C 98. 99 Ortiz. Alee 30. 31 Ortiz. Bteny 64. 65 Ortiz. Randy 2. 33. 112. 113 Osorio. Jose 42, 43 ppppp Pacheco. Do a 50. 53. 54. 123. 145 Padilla. Mercedes 145 Podia. Inez 49 Poge. Sharon 64. 65. 145 Parva. Ana 146 Palotta. Mrs 79 Palumbo, Mr 82 Palumbo. Mr J 98. 99 Ponnulo. Catherine 102. 173 Parker. Rudolph 103 Parm. Ms. 84. 85 Pasquae. Dominick 103 Poufctto. Coach 34 Poyes. Hentster 34 Pec ora. Debbie 53 Peixinho. Elizabeth 146 Pelaez. Ana 30. 31 Pelegrino. Dr. 58. 59. 81. 106. 173 Pelerito. Mrs 86. 57. 50. 54 Peiose. Ann 102 Pena. Juan 38. 39. 37 Perai. Mike 6. 7 _ c. Per era. Ab o 146. 74. 53. 50. 49. 54 Per era. Amaro 38. 39. 37 Per era. Joe 32. 33. 146. 16J. 57. 74 Perera. John 14. 15. 32. 112. 113. 146 Pereira. Jose S. 49. 146 Perera. Luis 53 4„ Perera. Maria R 50. 53. 54. 56. 74. 14 Perera. Paula 147 Perera. Speedy 32. 33. 72 Perera. Victor 45 Perez, Alberto 154 Perez. Alex 34 Perez. David 56. 147 Perez. Edward 37 Perez. Morel 48 Perez, Maria D. 164 Perez. Martha 147 Perez, Nisa 147 Perez. Reynaldo 147 Perez. Rosa 49 Perry. Chris 32. 33 Persetti. Jeff 49 Peterson. Reynard 103 Petrucci. Mr 106 Phdlips. Leona 37 Pic or do. Arthur 37. 38. 39 Piltaluga. Senen 34 Pich. Carol 170. 171 Pimentel. Mona 49 Pma. Aida 147 Pmheiro, Rosemarie 50. 54. 74. 135. 148 Pinho. Ana 54 Pnho, Chistina 50. 148 Pnto. Bento 148 Pinto. Manny 53 Pires. Ana 54. 148 Pkes. Carlos 53 Pitn os. Patrico 58. 59. 144. 148. 173 Polanco. Elvkt 53 Polakowski. Ms 92. 93 Pollock. Rosa 103 Ponte. Maria 148 Pontoreiro. Mr 53. 88 Pozo. Armando 148 Provatta. Josephine 49 Pngnano. Roxanne 148 Prosetti, Jeff 53 Prott. Harold 124. 132. 149. 153. 173 Pugfcese. Mona 149 Puiti. Mrs 86. 87 mmi Queirogo. Mona 149 Qui. Jota 35 Qunones, Elsa 30. 31. 49. 149 Quinones. Ne«y 149 KKKKK Rackley. Coach 36 Ramono. Adeienna 49 Ramos. Ana 53. 64. 65 Ramos. David 48 Ramos. Jose J. 149 Ramos. Ms. 83 Raposo. Anabeia 54. 150. 153 Reaves. Dwight 36. 150 Rebozo. Ramon 40. 41. 150 Rebozzo. Raymond 34 Regada. Antonio 150 Rego. Jose 42. 43. 150. 184 Ret. Claudio 56 64. 65 Rei. Helena 64. 65 Requeny. Rdando 40. 41 Resende. Maria 5. 54. 62. 63 Resureicoo. Christine 53 Reveira. Carlos 40. 41 Reverendo. AJbtno 49 Revie. Deanna 64, 65 Revie. Susan 58. 59. 60, 61 150 o-j Reyes. Mr 83 Reyes. Roquel 151 Rtoero. Mane 50. 51. 53. 54. 56 74 Ribeiro. Norma 64. 65 Ricardo. Agostinho 37 Riccardi. Mrs 88 Rcotta. Rita 58. 59. 64. 65 151 170 Rios. Dorman 151 ' Rivas. Gladys 10. 11. 30. 31. 151 Rivera. Carlos 40. 41. 151 Rivera. Carmen 48 Irma. Rivera 62. 63 Rivera. Luis 164 Rivera. Noorm 151 Roberts. Ruby. Ms. 51. 96. 97 Robertson. Mr 91 Robinson. Edth 64. 65. 151 Robtnson. Luke 35 Rocha. Anibai 152 Rocha. Corlos 30. 31. 38. 39 Rocha. Isabel 64. 65 Rocha. Lucia 152 Rocha. Rosana Da 152 Rodario Edward 164 Rodas. Magellan L 164 Rodngues. Cidalia 54, 152 Rodrigues. David 152 Rodrigues. Dina 152 Rodrigues. Ervin 37 Rodrigues. Luis 152 Rodrigues. Maria 152 Rodrigues. Maria J 153 Rodriguez. Carlos 35 Rodrigues. Ms 101 Rodriguez. Gina 53. 56. 64. 65 Rodriguez, iana 53 Rodriguez. � dio 34 Rodriguez. John 35 Rodriguez. Jorge 92. 93 Rodriguez. Manueia 60. 61. 153 Rodriguez. Mona 51 Rodriguez. Mrs 48. 83 Rodnguez. Noerm 153 Rodnguez. Ricky 53 Rodnquez. Sliana 64. 65 Rodnguez. Steven 153 Rodriguezs. Fernando 164 Rogers. Angela 153 Rogers. Linda 153 Rosen. Mrs. 88 Rosmannho. Eva 153 Ross. Carrie 36 Ross. Trawn 36 Rouseie. Amanda 54 RubOS. Mr 98. 99. 106 Rugel. Tom 153 Rugger 1. Mr 84. 85 Ruggeri. Mrs 84. 85 Ruivo. Jose 154 Ruz. Feix 40. 41 Russel. Luther 154 So. Dina 51 Sage. Mrs. 86. 87. 106 Sologoj. Mr 49. 92. 93. 106 Salagaj. Mrs 92. 93 Salecnitono. Edward 154 Salodo. Idocma 154 Index 187 Satgueiro. Jorge 154 Sambur. Mr 89 Sanchez. Ann 52 Sanchez. Mr 89 Sangoie. Mrs 84. 85 Santera. Anna 103 Sontiogo. Benny 40. 41 Santiago. Lissette 66. 67 Santoro. Mrchoel 38. 39. 50. 96. 97. 106. 154 Santos. Antorto 154 Santos. Fernanda 154 Santos. JacqueSne 49. 50. 53. 54. 74. 146. 154 Santos. Laura 155 Santos. Jose 42. 43 Santos. Manny 37, 38. 39 Santos. Mono 42. 43 Santos. Michelle 52. 155 Santos. Paul 37. 38. 39 Santos. Rosa 54 Santos. Sandra 45 Santos. Victor 54. 155 Saraiva. Armando 42. 43 Saratei. Ms. 173 Savage. Kely 64. 65 Scale. Mark 155 Scale. Michael 155 Scanlon. Cathy 60. 61. 156 Seaweii, Ms 89 Seeger. Deborah 156 Seforra. Richard 66. 67 Segarro. Rick 49 Seggar. Lourdes 156 Setecky. Ronald 40. 41. 155. 156 Sena. Mr 79. 173 Sentore. Lisa 103 Serrateia. B 102 Serro, John A, 164 Shadowitz. Mrs. 26. 27 Shelton. Pamela 64. 65 Shenck. Kely 30. 31 Sheppard. Lorenzo 37 Sheridan. Ms 100. 101 Silva. Ana 156 Silva. Antonio 49. 156 Siva. Dulce 156 Siva. Henry 34 Siva. Jock 54. 156 SOs. Manuel 156 Siva. Manuel 157 Siva. Mono 157 Siva. NAguei 54. 157 Siva. Teodoro 49 Siva. Vrtor 157. 164 Simmons. Craig 157 Smoes. Amrelio 37. 38. 39 Simoes. Lino 37 Singleton. Sal 36 Smela. Teresa 61. 160 Smiey. Mrs. 90 Smith. Mrs. 90 Smith. Mrs E 84. 85 Smith. Ricky 32. 33 Snowden. Florence 52. 157 Soares. Jooo 157 Sokxzano. Elmer 42. 43. 49. 158 Soto. Rod 48. 66. 67 Sotolongo. Bek is 62. 63. 157 Souasa. Mario 56 Sousa. Pedro 37. 38. 39 Sousa, Susa no 158 Stanutis. Boboy 32. 33 Steele. Ms 94. 95. 106 Stenko. Coach 35 Strycrarz. Bobby 35 Stuckey. Alma 53 Stum. Ann 103 Suarez. Vrvion 158 Sdco. den 158 Sutera. Mr 57. 82 Sweeper. Feleoa 64. 65 Swykowski. E 92. 93 TTTTX Toipina. Maria 158 Tarler. Mr. 91 Tavares. Carlos 158 Tavares. Jose 49. 50. 66. 67. 159 Tavares. Liga 159 Taylor, Jimmy 37 Teixeira. Augusto 159 Teixero. Mario 159 Teneiro. Fernando 38. 39 Tereski. Ms 98. 99 Thome. Marie 103 Tirado. MoribeJ 159 Toney. Evelyn 159 Toni. Darlene 56 Toni. Evelyn 56 Tonzala. Anthony 53 Topar. Helen 90 Torres. Carmen 159 Torres. Daisy 36 Torres. Deborah 159 Torres. Edwin 66. 67 Torres. Freddy 160 Torres, kada 160 Tortorelo. Joseph 160 Tosun. Mr 88 Tramel. Maryonn 52 Trevisano. Mr 32. 33. 92. 93. 106 Tremarco. Elaine 102 Trimorco. Mr 92. 93 Troiono. Kimberly 160 Troya. Hector 160 Truszkowski, Mrs 89. 173 urn Underwood. V 90 Uzzomo. Toni 160 vvvvv Vaiente. Mrs 83 Vargas. Feficita 161 Vorgas. Lizette 161 Vasquez. Alberto 161 Vasquez. Barbara 161 Vasquez. Carmen 161 Vaz. Auge 42. 43. 50. 150. 161 Vega. Sandra M 164 Vekydi. Mrs 84. 85 Velez. Armndo 161 Veto. Mr 89 Vera. Ricardo 34. 161 Vercks. Anthony 40. 41 Venssmo. Isabel 162 Vetter. Ms 173 Vicks. Ms 84. 85 Vicoso. Joe 53 Vidretfo. Helena 53. 54. 162 V«ro, Jooo 162 Vieira. Mario 162 Viera. Paula 64. 65 Vigono. Gida 162 Vigario. Manuel 162 Via. Jose 10. 11. 40. 41. 163 ViJasoa. Ramond 51 Vitae. James 163 wwwww Wogner. J 91 Woisk.. M :hoei 10. 11. 163 Walton. Josephine 36 Washington. Feksha 30. 31 Washington. Lois 183 Watson. Joyce 103 Watsonn. L 94. 95 Weeks M 84. 85 Werner V. 30. 31. 60. 61. 94. 95 106 160 Wesley. Richard 73 Wichowski. T 55. 100. 101 Wilczek. Andrew V 164 Williams. Chester 32. 33 Williams. Deneen 51. 56. 163 Williams. Kevin 34 Wilson. Edith 103 Wise. Lorraine 103 Wolcheck. Peter 35 Wolton. Ronda 163 Woodyard. Randy 163 Wnght. V 88 WujOCk. R 55. 79. 173 xxxxx Xavier. A«a 51. 56 YYYYY Yancy. Derek 163 Yingst. Robert 103 Yorke. P 103 Young. Jean 163 Young. P 92. 93 Young. V. 100. 101 Yuschak. Mchoei 37. 38. 39 zzzzz Zacanas. Vrgno 50. 51. 53. 54. 62 63 74. 108. 109. 164. 180 Zarro. S 94. 95 Zayas. Frank 40. 41 Zenga. G. 98. 99 Zenna. E 81 Zoppi. J 96. 97. 106 188 Index