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

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Student Lite 5

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Spring Adventure During the week of March 30-April 3, 1986, the |unior class and Mr. Chill sponsored a trip to Florida, a first time ever event. We departed from Newark Airport and arrived in Atlanta for a connecting flight and then we flew on to the Sunshine State for a week long adventure. Upon arrival in Orlando we were met by our tour guides. The first night a meeting was held by the travel agent who explained the itinerary for the week. Afterwards some students went for a late-night swim in the hotel pool or explored International Drive with its interesting shopping arcade. Epcot Center is made up of two parts. The Future World, a place of new ideas and innovations in communications, energy and transportation. The other part is the World Showcase which shows the accomplishments and cultures of many European countries. There were many activities for us to do and see in all of these interesting places. In Italy, Robert Pachana and David Fortenberry were found viewing street actors performing a funny skit entitled Dennis the Menace of Venice and also seen there was Mike Zamora taste-testing the piz a to compare it to Down Neck's finest. Seen in other countries were Carmela Rodrigue having her portrait painted in France and Keer Burley purchasing souvenirs in Morocco and Germany. Some East Siders were found at Disney World as well as Epcot Center in many of the following places: The Jungle Cruise, The Haunted Mansion, Carousel of Progress or Space Mountain. On our free time some of us also visited Sea World. El Mercado (a shopping mall) and the Elvis Presley Museum. Students, teachers and their guests enjoyed an exciting time during their spring break. This trip was a great success tor all. On® of the major attractions at tho Magic Kingdom is Cinderella s Castle Robert Pachana smiles as his Iriend Mickey Mouse waves he o Taking time out to pose for a picture wore Mr Chill and Mr CXfrancesco Student Life

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Carmeta RocJoguez despenteiy searches for her Geometry book before the be WTwie focusing a negative Our mg Photography class John Roque prepares to make a pent During Enghsh class Prancme Eng •s captured by the rovmg photographer while taking notes Stars cn the Move Stars are within our reach to explore and contemplate. We as rising stars have seen a change physically, mentally, and spiritually in our lives. Through out our four years we have learned to understand and appreciate one another and together form the school spirit and unity that depicts the perfect constellation of stars. We have also put pride in ourselves and built a strong academic as well as a social foundation for our lives will not end here. As rising stars we will continue to grow, develop, and build confidence in our undertakings based on the skills and values we learned at East Side High School. As our years at East Side come to an end and the thought of leaving begins to set in, there are feelings of uncertainty mixed with anticipation. Ideas for the future shine in our minds of what we will become. Our climb as Rising Stars” begins. There are endless paths to choose from. Picking the correct one is sometimes a difficult task, but teachers and counselors help to guide us as we make decisions. During this confusing time, however, there are shining moments. No one is likely to forget the Splash Parties, Disney World, the Prom, or the anticipation of our trip to the Poconos. In our years at East Side High School, we as Rising Stars have developed a great sense of achievement and character. Throughout our four years many students have proven |ust what stars they can be from a performing star, to a football star, to an achievement star. So as we draw close to graduation day, we grow more hopeful in that we will reach our goals and fulfill our dreams. Leaving will bring sadness but we leave knosving that we are Stars On The Move. 6 Student Lit